Robert Palmer’s Some People Can Do What They Like turns 50 in October 2026. The 1976 album blended soul, funk, reggae and rock with help from Little Feat musicians, years before Palmer’s major commercial breakthrough.
Robert Palmer
Related Posts
Bryan Ferry’s Let’s Stick Together Turns 50
Bryan Ferry's 1976 solo album Let's Stick Together captured a pivotal moment between Roxy Music's first era and Ferry's emerging identity as a solo artist.
September 10, 2026
Nile Rodgers Credits Bryan Ferry With Inspiring Chic And Reveals New Collaboration
Nile Rodgers has revealed that seeing Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music in the 1970s helped inspire the creation and identity of Chic, while announcing that the pair have recorded five new songs together.
September 4, 2026
Roxy Music ‘Siren’ Turns 50: The Art Rock Classic That Defined A Decade
When Roxy Music released Siren in October 1975, the British art-rock pioneers were already known for fusing avant-garde experimentation with sleek pop sophistication. Fifty years on, Siren remains one of their most enduring works, a record that captured the glamour, chaos and creative electricity of mid-70s rock while propelling the band into the mainstream with Love Is The Drug.
October 24, 2025
Bryan Ferry Releases ‘Star’ His First New Music In 10 Years
Bryan Ferry has released his first new music in 10 years. ‘Star’ features vocals from Amelia Baratt.
August 30, 2024 Bryan Ferry Sells 50% Of His Music Catalogue To Irvin Azoff
Bryan Ferry has sold 50 per cent of his music catalogue to Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group.
March 7, 2024 Roxy Music Perform Their First Show in 11 Years
Roxy Music have played their first show in 11 years, kicking off their 50th Anniversary tour in Toronto, Canada.
September 8, 2022
Roxy Music’s ‘Roxy Music’ Turns 50
‘Roxy Music’, the first album by Roxy Music, has turned 50 years old.
June 17, 2022
