Robin Trower
Twice Removed From Yesterday (1973)
Bridge Of Sighs (1974)

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Throughout a long, winding career, English blues-rock guitarist and songwriter Robin Trower has built a dedicated global fan base while being endlessly (and unfairly) compared by critics to his peer Jimi Hendrix. While Trower's phrasing and harmonic approach are his own, he readily admits that his custom-built Fender Stratocaster, fluid effects, and Marshall stack directly follow Hendrix's psych-blues example. After leaving Procol Harum, Trower's solo career began with 1973's Twice Removed from Yesterday and exploded with the following year's Top Ten Bridge of Sighs, kicking off a run of ten Top 200 outings. He and former Cream bassist Jack Bruce teamed for 1981's BLT and 1982's Truce. During the '90s, he worked with Bryan Ferry on 1993's Taxi and 1994's Mamouna. Trower formed the V-12 label, self-issuing acclaimed records including 2003's Living Out of Time. In 2007, Trower and Bruce released Seven Moons. In 2020, he collaborated with reggae singer Maxi Priest and bassist Livingstone Brown on United State of Mind. Trower returned in 2022 with No More Worlds to Conquer. 


Twice Removed From Yesterday (1973)

01 - Can't Wait Much Longer
02 - Daydream
03 - Hannah
04 - Man Of The World
05 - I Can't Stand It
06 - Rock Me Baby
07 - Twice Removed From Yesterday
08 - Sinner's Song
09 - Ballerina

Bridge Of Sighs (1974)

01 - Day Of The Eagle
02 - Bridge Of Sighs
03 - In This Place
04 - The Fool And Me
05 - Too Rolling Stoned
06 - About To Begin
07 - Lady Love
08 - Little Bit Of Sympathy




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