1975 Original With The ILPS 9372 Catalog Number. Robert Palmer's "Pressure Drop" was a departure from his earlier work and a testament to his eclectic musical tastes.

The album opens with 'Give Me an Inch,' setting the stage for a collection of songs that blend rock, reggae, and soul influences. What's remarkable about "Pressure Drop" is its musical diversity and Palmer's ability to seamlessly navigate different genres. Basically Palmer uses Little Feet as his backup band and the music reflects that tight funky sound.

The tale of this album is one of artistic exploration. It's the story of an artist who was unafraid to push the boundaries of his own sound. Tracks like 'Work to Make It Work' and 'Here with You Tonight' showcase his distinctive vocals and his knack for crafting infectious melodies.

"Pressure Drop" is more than just a collection of songs; it's a testament to Robert Palmer's musical versatility and his willingness to evolve as an artist. It's a chapter in his discography that captures a moment of artistic transition and serves as a reminder of his ability to adapt and innovate while staying true to his unique style.