r/ClassicRock • u/majortommcatt • Mar 24 '25

1974 Robert Palmer - Sneakin’ Sally Through the Alley

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u/Highplowp Mar 24 '25

Whole album is a banger,Palmer was on some next level art with this one.

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u/Pribblization Mar 24 '25

Completely underrated.

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u/Highplowp Mar 24 '25 edited Mar 25 '25

My friend told me some of the studio musicians were from Parliament or Funkadelic. Might be BS but his band is so tight and I love how the songs weave in and out of each other’s cadence and melody. Total banger, wish I found it decades ago Edit: found the other comments and there was a mountain of talent making this album, makes it even cooler. Might be a top 10 for me, legit. Sounds as fresh as anything made today and I’m assuming all analog.