Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues album flac

Clues is the sixth solo album by Robert Palmer, released in 1980. It has a rockier, new wave edge compared to his previous releases. The album peaked at number 59 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart and No. 31 in the UK in 1980. The album also peaked at No. 1 in Sweden, No. 3 in France, No. 15 in the Netherlands and No. 42 in Italy.

Produced by Robert Palmer. Looking For Clues Lyrics. It's crazy but I'm frightened by the sound of the telephone, oh yeah I'm worried that the caller might have awful news, oh my Who knows these days where on earth the money goes, oh yeah No doubt we could put it to a better use, oh my. You keep insisting that nobody showed you how to keep relationships, oh yeah Your daddy made a real good try, oh my You said you knew all along we could work it out, oh yeah Do you have to make a fuss everytime we fly. Ooh I'm looking for clues. I'll have to make an effort.

Charted: 33. Get the Sheet Music License This Song. Palmer's fourth single, this has a mid-1960's sound to it. It kept Palmer's career momentum going, and gave him exposure on the fledgling MTV network, which was launched in 1981. He had a clever video prepared for the song that played well at the time. The clip was aired on MTV's first day of broadcasting. All he can do is look for clues to help him out with the relationship. This song contains a rare xylophone solo.

After recording a series of albums that established him as a pop-minded interpreter of soul styles, Robert Palmer surprised fans in 1980 with the stylistic about-face of Clues. The end result became a big hit in the . and paved the way for later international successes like Riptide and Heavy Nova.

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Band Name Robert Palmer. Album Name Looking for Clues. Data de aparición 1980. Labels Island Records. Estilo MusicalPop Rock. Miembros poseen este álbum1. Saber más. Other productions from Robert Palmer.

The album’s punchy, mechanized style was a marked difference from the swampy Southern rhythms of his early solo work, but he seemed utterly invigorated by the new surroundings. Palmer invited a fresh crop of new wave musicians to play on the album; Talking Heads’ Chris Frantz appears on Looking for Clues, while Gary Numan wrote Found You Now and I Dream of Wires and provided keyboards on the latter.

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