Such a fantastic interview, Bloodlines came out a day after my 60th birthday so it was my birthday present to me. Thank you Robb and Tygers for keeping us guy's happy.
Great interview Phil. Rob is a legend. Ritual was such a fantastic album it even surpassed spellbound in my book as Tygers greatest achievement. I cannot wait for May 5th 👍
Cool interview that 👍 I've only been into The Tygers since the Ritual album, but they are getting better with age 🤘 Seeing them live for the first time next week 😀
Great interview. Tygers albums were always hard to find in The States back in the day. Great to have sellers like Amazon around now. I recently picked up their "The MCA Years" CD box set and it's awesome. Looking forward to the new album.
Really enjoyed that interview, thank you. Glad Robb's doing well. The new album should be very interesting. Shame John Sykes has thought of retiring! And Fred Purser's quiet too.
I was lucky enough to see Whitley Bay’s finest live, albeit just once (on The Cage tour). In the early ’80s, a bass player friend of mine was on a train from London, heading back north, when Robb Weir and Jon Deverill got on and sat beside him. Of course he recognised them and they had a good chat. He said they were really great people - even gave him a Tygers t-shirt and an album :) Thanks to Robb for sharing his story with us and for your great work Phil 👍
Well - I started watching this with a view to finishing it off tomorrow and I ended up watching it all the way through. What a top fella Rob comes over as. Saw them quite a few times with both Jess and then Jon as vocalists and have their stuff up to and including Burning in the Shade - but I hold my hands up - the reformation of the band passed me by, something I'll have to rectify. Think I still have a couple of tour shirts in the loft :D
You have to respect Robb for calling time on the Tygers, when the suits insisted on them recording other people’s songs. It’s that classic dilemma of artistic integrity versus the music business. It worked for Heart (although they had the same concerns) but even if The Cage had broken them in the States, I don’t think Robb would have acted any differently …
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Such a fantastic interview, Bloodlines came out a day after my 60th birthday so it was my birthday present to me. Thank you Robb and Tygers for keeping us guy's happy.
Great interview Phil. Rob is a legend. Ritual was such a fantastic album it even surpassed spellbound in my book as Tygers greatest achievement. I cannot wait for May 5th 👍
Hi Shaun, thank you for watching - the new album is stunning 🤩 Phil
It’s a great album shaun, pity the main members behind it left eh 🥲
What an honor to have Mr. Robbie Weir over for an interview! Thanks for posting this in-depth interview on the new album!
Hi William, thank you for watching! Phil :)
@@NowSpinningMagazine yep. Keep pumping out the great videos!
Still got an MCA copy of Don't touch me there in a picture sleeve.
Cool interview that 👍 I've only been into The Tygers since the Ritual album, but they are getting better with age 🤘 Seeing them live for the first time next week 😀
The new album sounds well worth checking out!
Great interview. Tygers albums were always hard to find in The States back in the day. Great to have sellers like Amazon around now. I recently picked up their "The MCA Years" CD box set and it's awesome. Looking forward to the new album.
Thank you for watching - Phil
Really enjoyed that interview, thank you. Glad Robb's doing well. The new album should be very interesting. Shame John Sykes has thought of retiring! And Fred Purser's quiet too.
Thank you for watching - Phil
Good interview Phil, Loved TOPT since they began. Wildcat still my favourite album, some of those solos are mind-blowing.
Thank you for watching - Phil
I was lucky enough to see Whitley Bay’s finest live, albeit just once (on The Cage tour). In the early ’80s, a bass player friend of mine was on a train from London, heading back north, when Robb Weir and Jon Deverill got on and sat beside him. Of course he recognised them and they had a good chat. He said they were really great people - even gave him a Tygers t-shirt and an album :) Thanks to Robb for sharing his story with us and for your great work Phil 👍
Hi Derek, thank you for watching and sharing your story - Phil
We R all Raised On Rock!
Very true !
An outstanding Band! Wild Cat is the beast of its time, when it came out🎸🔥!
Well - I started watching this with a view to finishing it off tomorrow and I ended up watching it all the way through. What a top fella Rob comes over as. Saw them quite a few times with both Jess and then Jon as vocalists and have their stuff up to and including Burning in the Shade - but I hold my hands up - the reformation of the band passed me by, something I'll have to rectify. Think I still have a couple of tour shirts in the loft :D
Hi Nick, thank you for watching and sharing your story - glad you enjoyed the interview- Phil
Fantastic interview Phil, great to hear from Robb Weir , the Tygers are another band who should have been bigger than they were.
Thank you for watching - the new album is a killer ! Phil
Just pre ordered the new album. Bring it on.
Fantastic interview. Tygers are so damn good. We need to see Tygers in Australia....
Thank you for watching - Phil
You have to respect Robb for calling time on the Tygers, when the suits insisted on them recording other people’s songs. It’s that classic dilemma of artistic integrity versus the music business. It worked for Heart (although they had the same concerns) but even if The Cage had broken them in the States, I don’t think Robb would have acted any differently …
Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. The current Tygers are certainly what Robb had in mind! Phil
Rob Weir Legend
Whatever happened to John Deverill and can he still sing??????