Robert Palmer : Pressure Drop
The follow up to Robert Palmer's Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley combines that album's Little Feat funk with some blue eyed Philly soul and an eye-catching cover. The first half was recorded with Little Feat in Baltimore while the second half was recorded in Los Angeles, including a session with Barry White's arranger, Gene Page, conducting a 32-piece string section. As far as the title cut, a cover of the Toots and the Maytals classic, Palmer enthused to Rolling Stone's Ed Ward "Oh! Such a Good Feeling! We had to fade it because for 15 minutes. The only reason we stopped was because the tape ran out."
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