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I the same note of earlier threads, I noted today that Robert Palmer died of a heart attack. Having been in school and early 20's he was a singer that I did like.

His videos will be remembered, and the parody of them from other entertainers has even been interesting to my kids.

Well anyway another entertainer that will be missed
 
The video for "Addicted to Love" was a classic and set the tone for MTV in the very beginning. The guy didn't have a lot of hits, but he did shape pop culture more than any of us could have imagined at the time.
 
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