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Robert Palmer Releases Riptide - November 18, 1985

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On this day, November 18, 1985, Robert Palmer released his ninth studio album, Riptide. Featuring a sleek mix of rock, pop, and funk, the album became a massive success, thanks in part to the iconic single “Addicted to Love,” which earned Palmer a Grammy Award and a place in music video history.

Other standout tracks like “I Didn’t Mean to Turn You On” and “Hyperactive” further showcased Palmer’s versatility and cemented Riptide as one of the defining albums of his career.

What’s your favorite song from Riptide? Do you think it’s Robert Palmer’s best album?
 
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