Old Enough to Forget

The year was 1979, and the battle between good and evil raged through the land. Disco was making it pretty much impossible to listen to the radio. Still, it was a good time for rock and roll. I remember hearing Moon Martin and really liked "Rolene," but at the time I never picked anything up. Fast forward through the years, and I did have a decent retrospective on CD that covered the bases, but I wanted more. Recently, I was digging in the bins, and I found a decent copy of Street Fever , which was his third album in three years. It was good, really good, but I wanted to find his debut (let's be honest, as good as his version of "Bad Case of Loving You" is, Robert Palmer really made it his own) or his follow-up, Escape from Domination . As fate would have it, I found a copy of the latter and brought it home for a little loving care. Aside from a nick in the vinyl on the second track, which isn't as bad as I'd expected, it cleaned up real good (extra poin...