I wonder where they are today.

If only there was a device where you could look something like that up…

Be nice if there were UHD version of the videos. The cute girl was mesmerizing back in the day. As where the girls in white.

She's so fine, no tellin' where the money went....

One of my classmates from Medical School dressed up like one of the girls in the "Addicted to Love" video for one Halloween; she did a fine job of it! If I recall right, she went on to become a surgeon...

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
If only there was a device where you could look something like that up…

Ask and you shall receive:



https://inthe1980s.com/robert-palmer-girls/

Very interesting,
Thanks for taking the time.

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Originally posted by konata88:
The cute girl was mesmerizing back in the day.

The “cute girl?” Which one would that be?

I think they aged pretty well.

Who remembers Weird Al's parody "Addicted to Spuds"? Not one of his best parodies, but still OK.

Many years ago I recall an article on the gals. They really didn't know what that modeling job would bring. Some were a bit apprehensive about the costumes, and of Robert Palmer. None of them played instruments. You can tell that sometimes their movements are out of sync with the beat of the music. The gal who played the drums joked that they put her in back, on the drums, because she was "the naughty one". All the gals stated that Robert Palmer was an absolute gentleman during the filming, and that they were willing to return for future videos.

Great videos -- I remember them well from back in the day.

RIP Robert Palmer. One of the classier guys in the music industry.

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Originally posted by TMats:

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Originally posted by konata88:
The cute girl was mesmerizing back in the day.

The “cute girl?” Which one would that be?

Haha. The keyboards in black. It seems her name is Julie Pankhurt from above.

I know this thread is about the girls, but I still miss Robert Palmer. He's in the top three of my "What Might Have Been" list.

His Double Fun album was a masterpiece, IMO. Something for everyone, from greasy-slick to gritty.

Coincidentally, I just happened to hear Every Kinda People yesterday.

If we could get them back for a reunion performance,
If they would agree,
Who could we suggest as a lead singer front man / woman ?

Tom Jones is way too old,
Elvis is dead.

Brad Paisley is to country, not enough r &r.

Paul McCartney, too old.

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Originally posted by bendable:
If we could get them back for a reunion performance,
If they would agree,
Who could we suggest as a lead singer front man / woman ?

Tom Jones is way too old,
Elvis is dead.

Brad Paisley is to country, not enough r &r.

Paul McCartney, too old.

David Bowie could do it but also dead.

Bit of a left field choice, but, Rick Astley?

Paul Rodgers.