This entire Bridge of Sighs album from 1974 is a masterpiece, each and every one of its 8 cuts stands on its own merits, with Lady Love and Day of the Eagle leading the way. This was Robin Trower's breakthrough LP after he departed Procol Harem in summer of '71, the band is the quintessential power rock/blues trio with Trower on that masterful Hendrix- influenced guitar, bassist James Dewar's incredible vocals, and Reg Isidore on those tight drums. Asia & BJ you will love the rest of this album, guaranteed -- hope you eventually react to all of it! 🔥 💯 😎
@Jgar5757 Undeniably! Remember hearing the title cut for the first time and being blown away by the heaviness of Robin’s chords on that song and then the rest was pure killer and no filler.
it sure is, and I hope Trower is enjoying the attention it's getting decades later. But as great as it is, I thought Twice Removed was even more intense, probably because that was the first time I heard James Dewar. His previous band Stone The Crows didn't get much attention.
Hearing James Dewar's voice literally brings a tear to my eye. I'm so glad I got to see Robin Trower with James on vaocals. What a voice! Gone far too soon. RIP, James.
James Dewar ... The MOST UNDERATED Rock Lead Singer of All Time ! Long Live James Dewar ---- and God Bless Robin Trower, STILL recording and STILL touring 😎👍🔥🎸🔥🙌
Isaac that I've heard way more than you Play let your heart pour out letting sell out for the record company how would be calling Robin up or something?
just recently I was going through my old albums and found an album by Stone The Crows, the band Dewar got his start with. Can't wait to play it. I wonder if it's valuable...
Asia & BJ, you’ll love his “Too Rolling Stoned”!! Hendrix influenced. One of the great guitarists, has 4 Gold Albums from 1974-1977(James Dewar on vocals). edit- he played on live performances of “A Whiter Shade Of Pale” after joining Procol Harum.
I fell in love with Robin Trower's guitar playing when I discovered Procol Harum back in 1969. I loved their classical influence, all those pianos and organs, but somehow Trower's bluesy rock guitar stood out. He was so guitar rockin' he eventually had to go on his own - and here we are! Thanks Asia and BJ.
Always nice to see someone appreciating Trower. As everyone's saying, this whole albums smokes. Think you've already done Too Rollin Stoned. I'd suggest Little Bit of Sympathy, Trower still closes his shows w/ this one now (when he's touring, which probably was pre-covid). James Dewar was one of the great singers, maybe the most under appreciated singer from back in the day.
One of the great guitar albums of all time, all 8 songs are awesome. Trower is a fusion of Blues and Rock, he is an utter advertisement for Fender Stratocaster guitars. From that album, do the title cut, Bridge of Sighs, or Too Rolling Stoned and Little Bit of Sympathy. Robin is British and was in late 60s prog pioneers Profile Harum. One of the greats, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶
I saw Robin Trower 3 times in 3 different decades, starting with the 70's, he sounded the same each time. I would definitely see him again if he were to come back around today, for sure 👍🏻🎶
I saw Robin Trower at Winterland at least twice and on a Day On The Green at the Oakland Coliseum all around 1975, and 76, 77, saw them again in 1980 at the Berkely Community Theater. So so good. You MUST play this Trower tune. "In This Place-(John Peel Session) It will knock your socks off. Yes the version on Bridge of Sighs Album is incredible but the John Peel Session version is incredible, insane. Also do Bridge Of Sighs and Little Bit Of Sympathy and Althea.
Saw them in 1975 when all this music was relatively brand new, was really impressed. The next day purchased all the albums they had released to that point Robin Trower was very good at that style of playing and had great tone and feel. Your jaw would drop, and eyes widen when James Dewar started singing, you could not believe that voice would come out of such a small individual. Both Isidore and Lordan were very good drummers. They heavily influenced music through the 70s, especially amongst the working cover bands. I would categorize their music as Power Rock … Love you guys
There were no genre back in these days. it was all under the rock umbrella. BJ if your ready for this kind of guitar playing then you won't be dissapointed. On the same album A Little Bit Of Sympathy will fullfill your appetite. Robin Trower-guitar, James Dewar- bass and vocals, Reg Isidore- drums (later replaced by Bill Lordan)
Asia pegged it: blues rock. Both. I'm 67 years old and been listening to this guy for 50 years, LMAO. If you've never heard his Bridge of Sighs, or Too Rolling Stoned, check it out. Just started listening to you guys last week, and I absolutely LOVE to see young people exploring the "old stuff."
I have never once had a reaction team react to a song I specifically suggest. But I suppose hope springs eternal so here goes: Santana ( _whom I know you really liked and "got"_ ) did a song in the 80's called " *_Winning_*. Still one of my favorite pick-me-up-when-I'd-feeling-down songs. I think Alex Ligertwood is the lead vocalist. Santana is playing a Telecaster so there's a tone to his playing that we don't hear anymore. I really think you'll both dig it. Peace and love to you both.
One of the best Rock albums ever recorded ! James Dewar could sing...That " grungie sound " Asia was talking about, we used to call " The Trower 714 Fog ." Yes , rorer 714 ,lol .
This song came off of the album Bridge Of Sighs- 1974(one of my all time favorite albums) which was Robin Trowers' tribute to Jimi Hendrix(you pronounced Trowers name correctly{rhymes w/"flowers"})- you could/should review every song on that album....I've seen him 5 times live- you need to check out an (early)live performance(original band line-up) to see the entire band in action. ....Great choice/song selection...this music genre is Blues based progressive guitar rock(Led Zeppelin - AC/DC)....good review - thx(Robin Trowers' earlier band contribution was with Procol Harum)(songs "Whiter Shade Of Pale"/"Conquistador" - 1967) both songs would be excellent review choices...
1974 Blues influenced Rock & Roll these guys are from London. Robin the only original member is still rocking and touring. I think he's about 900 years old 😂 but continues his classic personalized guitar face. Same album try "To Rolling Stoned" or "Day of the Eagle" the whole album is great love making music.
Nice to see the natural reaction and listening to most of this song throughout! I felt the same way, and still do after buying the album! People were comparing him to Hendrix at the time, day of the eagle ‘song’. most of rock is builds off the blues scale, but not really in the blues genre. Hendrix changed all that with his great for me talent and command of volume, and unbelievable creativity. Listen to “Fire”on Hendrix first album. Also some great grooves, Robin Trower for earth below album (a tale, untold )and (going to be more suspicious! )Check it out!😊
I am a huge Trower fan. Do "Too Rolling Stoned" and "Daydream" off the Live album. The late jimmy Dewar's vocals are incredible, and my buddy Bill Lordan (yes I know him) replaced Reg Isadore on Drums, and it was a big improvement. Robin is one of the top blues rock guitarists on the planet yet he cant get in to the Rock and Roll hall of fame when many lesser talents can. If you want a nice experience, download his album "Victims of the Fury", turn the lights down, grab some wine, and give it a listen, I think you will love it.
Robin Trower (tr-OW er) is a British based guitarist. The vocals are by James Dewar who is Scottish. Later on the line up changed to Davey Pattison (another Scot) on vocals. Check 'If Forever' on the album Passion. That song is a heart wrencher..
If you decide to further explore the album, I strongly suggest making a "two-fer" reaction if you do the title cut, as it flows directly into the following song, "In This Place". Enjoy your vids!
In my opinion , Bridge of Sighs Album is the pinnacle of Robin Trowers music library. There is some great stuff later on with my faves being Victims of the Fury and BLT album . Do a first time listen to Day of the eagle and Too Rolling stone . You will forever thank Robin for making this musical magic.
BJ. I hope you know what a lucky man you are are brother! Asia is one fine lady! Thanks for sending out the love Asia, some people don’t get to here that. Thank you guys! The love is coming right back to ya!!
BJ you were so right this is a great album. Every song is great. I’m going to suggest The Fool And Me” because back when this album came out I had a great friend and we both used to say that song is about us that he was the fool lol it’s great album Day of the Eagle I can’t remember the names but every song is great.
The Bridge of Sighs is a beautiful connecting bridge over a canal in Venice. In the 1600s the bridge was the last view of the outside world for prisoners until their sentence was kept or they awaited execution. It was said that the prisoners would gasp or sigh as they walked across its tiny length.
Favorite albums,I learned how to play every song on guitar,When Jimi died he was the next best thing we had .Listen to him on Procal Harum Broken barricade he made them rock
Robin Trower ex guitarist of Procul Harem, why he isn't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame escapes me. He filled the gap after the death of Hendrix who was one of his idols. Saw him on this tour and 4 more after that a great 3 man band. James Dewar bass/vocals was one of the best. He opened up the blues to a whole new generation. So lucky to grow up in this era of music was lucky enough to see everyone except Zeppelin. Listen to the whole album not a bad song on it one of the best of the 70's
Most of Robin's guitar solo's were played in the "midrange",.... a sound that was hard to achieve back then,... he learned to do this.. while playing with the keyboard sound's of Procal Harem's Gary Brooker,.... in 1973... he would take his "uni-vibe" modified "organ" sounding guitar,... on a solo career,... which continue's to this day,... over 50 year's later... and STILL... instantly recognizable..........
The guitar is "Mean" because Robin Trower is playing it. One of the greatest and most under-rated guitarists ever. James Dewar was his lead singer and bassist '73 - '83.
I think he is the best,,,,,I know, I know,,,,but him live and jimmy live,,,ill take trower,,,his controlled feed back is controlled,,,,,plus I think he is still alive,,,saw him few years ago in Eugene Or. He still rocks
Robin was playing in other bands before Jimi Hendrix passed,but formed the Robin Trower Band afterJimi passed.This was Robin's second solo album and is a great one,not a bad song on this at all.His Live album that came out in '75 is also a great album.Try Daydream and Too Rolling Stoned from that album.Thanks for this!
And remember this one particular song The fool in me it's on the same album with Lady Love but that song right there is straight up funky even though it's got Rock in it but it's funky trust me!!!!(!
This is one bad ass f****** album excuse my French but I just had to put it that way you guys really need to listen to this whole entire album it is so soulful and rock combined together there's one song on this album called the fool and me that song will get you up out of your seat put it that way lol but whenever you guys have a chance check out this whole album believe me you won't be disappointed 👍🎸💯 actually it's blues combined with Rock and soul and by the way the original drummer is black he's from the West Indies that's who you hear playing drums on this album the first two albums
Come on, kids wake up to the old school. What are the All time Underrated artists in the world. He has over 30 albums worldwide, but they never play him in the United States. Who controls what Listen to free your mind, control your own spirit. What a shame is so much beautiful music out there that we never get
Wore this album out as a teenager. And FWIW, pronounce his name, Trower, as in "Tr-Hour". As in, "OW" that sumbitch can play. I heard bad management kept him from being the next Hendrix. Asia got it right- "bluesy rock."
Robin is damn near 80 yrs and can still plug in and melt your face off. And such a humble and nice man to boot. My favorite guitarist EVER.
Saw him a few years ago. And yes, still trying to rearrange my face to something it was before.
This entire Bridge of Sighs album from 1974 is a masterpiece, each and every one of its 8 cuts stands on its own merits, with Lady Love and Day of the Eagle leading the way. This was Robin Trower's breakthrough LP after he departed Procol Harem in summer of '71, the band is the quintessential power rock/blues trio with Trower on that masterful Hendrix- influenced guitar, bassist James Dewar's incredible vocals, and Reg Isidore on those tight drums. Asia & BJ you will love the rest of this album, guaranteed -- hope you eventually react to all of it! 🔥 💯 😎
That’s also one of the greatest albums of all time
Yee
A perfect album from start to finish. One of the very few albums that doesn’t have a song on it that is less than great.
@Jgar5757
Undeniably! Remember hearing the title cut for the first time and being blown away by the heaviness of Robin’s chords on that song and then the rest was pure killer and no filler.
it sure is, and I hope Trower is enjoying the attention it's getting decades later. But as great as it is, I thought Twice Removed was even more intense, probably because that was the first time I heard James Dewar. His previous band Stone The Crows didn't get much attention.
Hearing James Dewar's voice literally brings a tear to my eye. I'm so glad I got to see Robin Trower with James on vaocals. What a voice! Gone far too soon. RIP, James.
James Dewar ... The MOST UNDERATED Rock Lead Singer of All Time ! Long Live James Dewar ---- and God Bless Robin Trower, STILL recording and STILL touring 😎👍🔥🎸🔥🙌
Isaac that I've heard way more than you Play let your heart pour out letting sell out for the record company how would be calling Robin up or something?
just recently I was going through my old albums and found an album by Stone The Crows, the band Dewar got his start with. Can't wait to play it. I wonder if it's valuable...
Robin Trower is one of my favorite Artists, power trio. James Dewar on bass and vocals is something special
james dewar
Sounds just as good as the first time
it's James Dewar.
James Dewar on bass and vocals Robin’s blistering guitar the whole album is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Robin Trower "LIVE" one of the best live albums!!!!!
The live album is the greatest performance of all time .
Asia & BJ, you’ll love his “Too Rolling Stoned”!! Hendrix influenced. One of the great guitarists, has 4 Gold Albums from 1974-1977(James Dewar on vocals). edit- he played on live performances of “A Whiter Shade Of Pale” after joining Procol Harum.
whiter shade of pale is procul harum which Robin was not in the band yet.
@@dadmateryn8092 thanks, right, he joined shortly after the original recording, but has played it live with them
I fell in love with Robin Trower's guitar playing when I discovered Procol Harum back in 1969. I loved their classical influence, all those pianos and organs, but somehow Trower's bluesy rock guitar stood out. He was so guitar rockin' he eventually had to go on his own - and here we are! Thanks Asia and BJ.
Always nice to see someone appreciating Trower. As everyone's saying, this whole albums smokes. Think you've already done Too Rollin Stoned. I'd suggest Little Bit of Sympathy, Trower still closes his shows w/ this one now (when he's touring, which probably was pre-covid). James Dewar was one of the great singers, maybe the most under appreciated singer from back in the day.
Love Robins guitar work. You should listen to Daydream by him. It’s beautiful
You're not the only one to get "stank face" when Robin throws down. You've only scratched the surface of this power trio's catalogue.
Ah yes! My fav Trower tune. Thanks!
We wore this whole album out back in the 70’s . Every song is smokin.
Yup, we wore his albums out too. The songs weren’t the only thing smokin!
One of the great guitar albums of all time, all 8 songs are awesome. Trower is a fusion of Blues and Rock, he is an utter advertisement for Fender Stratocaster guitars. From that album, do the title cut, Bridge of Sighs, or Too Rolling Stoned and Little Bit of Sympathy. Robin is British and was in late 60s prog pioneers Profile Harum. One of the greats, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶
You are SO RIGHT ON - Robin IS a walking advert for the Fender Stratocaster : He's THE REASON I bought one almost 40 years ago! 🎸🔥
Bridge of Sighs is one of his best 😎
You should explore the whole album
I saw Robin Trower 3 times in 3 different decades, starting with the 70's, he sounded the same each time. I would definitely see him again if he were to come back around today, for sure 👍🏻🎶
Blues and Rock blended. Trower has that sweet Hendrix influence with a surprisingly R and B flavored rhythm section.
- Robin Trower had/has "style"! :)
I saw Robin Trower at Winterland at least twice and on a Day On The Green at the Oakland Coliseum all around 1975, and 76, 77, saw them again in 1980 at the Berkely Community Theater. So so good. You MUST play this Trower tune. "In This Place-(John Peel Session) It will knock your socks off. Yes the version on Bridge of Sighs Album is incredible but the John Peel Session version is incredible, insane. Also do Bridge Of Sighs and Little Bit Of Sympathy and Althea.
Went to all the same shows. You must have seen Tommy Bolin open for him at Winterland, loved it.
Saw them in 1975 when all this music was relatively brand new, was really impressed. The next day purchased all the albums they had released to that point Robin Trower was very good at that style of playing and had great tone and feel. Your jaw would drop, and eyes widen when James Dewar started singing, you could not believe that voice would come out of such a small individual. Both Isidore and Lordan were very good drummers. They heavily influenced music through the 70s, especially amongst the working cover bands.
I would categorize their music as Power Rock … Love you guys
Searched for Robin Trower, Lady Love & your video popped up too. So happy to see you rockin' to Trower's Lady Love. Such a awesome song.
LOve how she's groovin to this soul. Theres nothing like Dewars voice.
There were no genre back in these days. it was all under the rock umbrella. BJ if your ready for this kind of guitar playing then you won't be dissapointed. On the same album A Little Bit Of Sympathy will fullfill your appetite. Robin Trower-guitar, James Dewar- bass and vocals, Reg Isidore- drums (later replaced by Bill Lordan)
Fabulous sound from the past when almost out of my teens
My favorite singer of all ofvem. Trower is my favorite Love those guys.
my first concert in 77.Changed my world.He's got a new album and still touring.
I'm so grateful I got to see them. Loudest thing I've ever heard. Scary loud and I was stoned. Incredible.
Asia pegged it: blues rock. Both. I'm 67 years old and been listening to this guy for 50 years, LMAO. If you've never heard his Bridge of Sighs, or Too Rolling Stoned, check it out. Just started listening to you guys last week, and I absolutely LOVE to see young people exploring the "old stuff."
I have never once had a reaction team react to a song I specifically suggest. But I suppose hope springs eternal so here goes:
Santana ( _whom I know you really liked and "got"_ ) did a song in the 80's called " *_Winning_*. Still one of my favorite pick-me-up-when-I'd-feeling-down songs. I think Alex Ligertwood is the lead vocalist. Santana is playing a Telecaster so there's a tone to his playing that we don't hear anymore. I really think you'll both dig it. Peace and love to you both.
One of the best Rock albums ever recorded ! James Dewar could sing...That " grungie sound " Asia was talking about, we used to call " The Trower 714 Fog ." Yes , rorer 714 ,lol .
I've been a fan of Trower since the mid 70s. James Dewar's voice is honey, the perfect accompaniment to Robin's guitar genius!
Great bluesy rock unique sound, great music especially for the time! Great time to be ALIVE !!
This song came off of the album Bridge Of Sighs- 1974(one of my all time favorite albums) which was Robin Trowers' tribute to Jimi Hendrix(you pronounced Trowers name correctly{rhymes w/"flowers"})- you could/should review every song on that album....I've seen him 5 times live- you need to check out an (early)live performance(original band line-up) to see the entire band in action. ....Great choice/song selection...this music genre is Blues based progressive guitar rock(Led Zeppelin - AC/DC)....good review - thx(Robin Trowers' earlier band contribution was with Procol Harum)(songs "Whiter Shade Of Pale"/"Conquistador" - 1967) both songs would be excellent review choices...
1974 Blues influenced Rock & Roll these guys are from London. Robin the only original member is still rocking and touring. I think he's about 900 years old 😂 but continues his classic personalized guitar face. Same album try "To Rolling Stoned" or "Day of the Eagle" the whole album is great love making music.
Nice to see the natural reaction and listening to most of this song throughout! I felt the same way, and still do after buying the album! People were comparing him to Hendrix at the time, day of the eagle ‘song’. most of rock is builds off the blues scale, but not really in the blues genre. Hendrix changed all that with his great for me talent and command of volume, and unbelievable creativity. Listen to “Fire”on Hendrix first album. Also some great grooves, Robin Trower for earth below album (a tale, untold )and (going to be more suspicious! )Check it out!😊
In This Place , from this album is a killer tune.
I am a huge Trower fan. Do "Too Rolling Stoned" and "Daydream" off the Live album. The late jimmy Dewar's vocals are incredible, and my buddy Bill Lordan (yes I know him) replaced Reg Isadore on Drums, and it was a big improvement. Robin is one of the top blues rock guitarists on the planet yet he cant get in to the Rock and Roll hall of fame when many lesser talents can. If you want a nice experience, download his album "Victims of the Fury", turn the lights down, grab some wine, and give it a listen, I think you will love it.
Yes, definitely rock with a little bit of 'bluesiness'. Some of that is James Dewar's vocals, he had a really soulful voice.
Dude is an OG Strat God...Not a bad cut on this LP.
Your be blown away with trowers guitaring and dewars singing ,trowers guitaring was way ahead of his time for the 70s.and is one of the guitar gods.
Robin Trower (tr-OW er) is a British based guitarist. The vocals are by James Dewar who is Scottish. Later on the line up changed to Davey Pattison (another Scot) on vocals. Check 'If Forever' on the album Passion. That song is a heart wrencher..
Bridge of Sighs 🥃🥃😉👏👏
You won't be disappointed!!!!!!! 🤠✌️❤️
Trower and Dewar were magic together.
I think Paul Rodgers could do great work with Trower because his voice is very similar to Dewar's.
Most rock is based on blues. Robin Trower is a great guitarist.
Someone snuck a cassette tape into boot camp in 75. Blew my mind, it's still blown.
I was 13, and heard it on my brother’s 8-Track, in 75. Love the RTB. Happy 50th anniversary 🎉
Robin Trower was a Hendrix devotee
If you decide to further explore the album, I strongly suggest making a "two-fer" reaction if you do the title cut, as it flows directly into the following song, "In This Place".
Enjoy your vids!
In my opinion , Bridge of Sighs Album is the pinnacle of Robin Trowers music library. There is some great stuff later on with my faves being Victims of the Fury and BLT album . Do a first time listen to Day of the eagle and Too Rolling stone . You will forever thank Robin for making this musical magic.
Trower and Dewar were a dynamic duo, and Lady Love and Too Rolling Stoned were movin' songs and my fav's.
YEP GREATEST ALBUM OF ALL TIME ❤ ROBIN CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU AGAIN HOLMFIRTH IN MAY 2024 😂 THANKS A LOT YOU TWO GUYS ❤ ❤
👋Hi I came across your channel watching the Gary Moore song! Love it and I'm a new subscriber! 😊
BJ. I hope you know what a lucky man you are are brother! Asia is one fine lady! Thanks for sending out the love Asia, some people don’t get to here that. Thank you guys! The love is coming right back to ya!!
Fiah! Get you some more Robin Trower up in here!
Robin Trower Live from 1976 is one of my favorite live albums ever.
BJ you were so right this is a great album. Every song is great. I’m going to suggest The Fool And Me” because back when this album came out I had a great friend and we both used to say that song is about us that he was the fool lol it’s great album Day of the Eagle I can’t remember the names but every song is great.
The Bridge of Sighs is a beautiful connecting bridge over a canal in Venice. In the 1600s the bridge was the last view of the outside world for prisoners until their sentence was kept or they awaited execution. It was said that the prisoners would gasp or sigh as they walked across its tiny length.
Favorite albums,I learned how to play every song on guitar,When Jimi died he was the next best thing we had .Listen to him on Procal Harum Broken barricade he made them rock
Robin Trower ex guitarist of Procul Harem, why he isn't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame escapes me. He filled the gap after the death of Hendrix who was one of his idols. Saw him on this tour and 4 more after that a great 3 man band. James Dewar bass/vocals was one of the best. He opened up the blues to a whole new generation. So lucky to grow up in this era of music was lucky enough to see everyone except Zeppelin. Listen to the whole album not a bad song on it one of the best of the 70's
Long Misty Days is a great track to hear Jimmy Dewar's vocals.
I graduated from High School in 1974 😂 That was the first time I went to a Braves game ⚾️....BJ, get that Atlanta cap back on‼️ They are KILLING IT ⚾️
Most of Robin's guitar solo's were played in the "midrange",.... a sound that was hard to achieve back then,... he learned to do this.. while playing with the keyboard sound's of Procal Harem's Gary Brooker,.... in 1973... he would take his "uni-vibe" modified "organ" sounding guitar,... on a solo career,... which continue's to this day,... over 50 year's later... and STILL... instantly recognizable..........
BJ is my man! Always keepin' it real as tgey say. ❤️ I love Asia too. ❤️
The guitar is "Mean" because Robin Trower is playing it.
One of the greatest and most under-rated guitarists ever.
James Dewar was his lead singer and bassist '73 - '83.
I think he is the best,,,,,I know, I know,,,,but him live and jimmy live,,,ill take trower,,,his controlled feed back is controlled,,,,,plus I think he is still alive,,,saw him few years ago in Eugene Or. He still rocks
#RobinTrower the most criminally underrated guitarist ever!
Robin was playing in other bands before Jimi Hendrix passed,but formed the Robin Trower Band afterJimi passed.This was Robin's second solo album and is a great one,not a bad song on this at all.His Live album that came out in '75 is also a great album.Try Daydream and Too Rolling Stoned from that album.Thanks for this!
you should check out the live versions....you get to experience the whole coolness of it all :)
Brett Raio, Charlie Carbone - The Great Awakening (Official Video)
Trower - Too Roling Stoned, In This Place, Bridge of Sighs, and many many more
You have to play the Robin Trower song, Bridge of Sighs, LIVE in the Rock Palast.
From the same album, "In This Place" is one of my favorite songs ever. If y'all haven't reacted to that, do so.
Soulful bluesy rock.
Probably best Improv guitarist he just keeps it rolling
You all need to listen to Robin Trower live album
Miss you guys.
Always been under rated by the world he's tops from this 70 year old
And remember this one particular song The fool in me it's on the same album with Lady Love but that song right there is straight up funky even though it's got Rock in it but it's funky trust me!!!!(!
Still a great album to Rock On to. 👍👍👍
This is one bad ass f****** album excuse my French but I just had to put it that way you guys really need to listen to this whole entire album it is so soulful and rock combined together there's one song on this album called the fool and me that song will get you up out of your seat put it that way lol but whenever you guys have a chance check out this whole album believe me you won't be disappointed 👍🎸💯 actually it's blues combined with Rock and soul and by the way the original drummer is black he's from the West Indies that's who you hear playing drums on this album the first two albums
Come on, kids wake up to the old school. What are the All time Underrated artists in the world. He has over 30 albums worldwide, but they never play him in the United States. Who controls what Listen to free your mind, control your own spirit. What a shame is so much beautiful music out there that we never get
he been dropping a new song for last 4 or 5 weeks
As Christopher Walken pointed out, "I've got a fever. And the only prescription is...more cowbell!"😂
Bluesy rock is a good way to describe it Asia.
The cat singing sooo underrated.
Never mind the style it‘s in. If it doesn‘t fit a special drawer … all the better!
I missed you guys. Good to see youre well. Dont forget Lara Fabian, or David Phelps. Until next time. Stay well and poppin for fresh
That’s the stank face that your describing when you hear the mean guitar.
You need to react to the Robin Trower song "Little Bit of Sympathy". It's a banger!
Everybody needs some warm and tender
Bring on the best SAILING .
Jimmy Dewar had a voice as smooth as butter. What a loss he was. He had a most unique vocal. His tone was so easy ony he ears.
Gotta love the cowbell
Gotta have more cowbell! LOL Love me some Trower Power.
Wore this album out as a teenager. And FWIW, pronounce his name, Trower, as in "Tr-Hour". As in, "OW" that sumbitch can play. I heard bad management kept him from being the next Hendrix. Asia got it right- "bluesy rock."
Try "A Little Bit Of Sympathy" off that album. Trower was part of the psychedelic rock genre. NOT Southern rock.
BJ, I'm amazed that you can sit next to Asia and not grin the whole time.
Blues based rock