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The Polack MSgt

(13,192 posts)
Sat Feb 6, 2021, 11:01 AM Feb 2021

Robin Trower Thread. No "Bridge of Sighs" Edition

Brand new Album with Maxi Priest and Livingston Brown.
It's as if a 1978 soul band hopped into a time machine and landed in a 21st century studio.



Gonna play another one because I'm kinda obsessed with this album



Robin at the height of his murky stoner-jam powers. IMHO this should be the song people remember from this album



A project with Jack Bruce and his longtime vocalist Bill Lordan - BLT



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Robin Trower Thread. No "Bridge of Sighs" Edition (Original Post) The Polack MSgt Feb 2021 OP
I remember figuring Bridge of sighs TEB Feb 2021 #1
The song isn't that hard, but that tone The Polack MSgt Feb 2021 #2
Totally agree TEB Feb 2021 #6
This entire album stevil Feb 2021 #3
Absolutely. The Polack MSgt Feb 2021 #4
Yep. Outro guitar is amazing. stevil Feb 2021 #5
The First Time I Saw Him Was In Santa Monica... JimGinPA Feb 2021 #7

The Polack MSgt

(13,192 posts)
4. Absolutely.
Sat Feb 6, 2021, 12:56 PM
Feb 2021

This is my favorite cut from that album.



A couple months ago I went on a Robin Trower bender and "Twice Removed From Yesterday" and "Victims Of The Fury" were heavily represented, so tis time I tried to highlight some of the other tracks from his long career.

JimGinPA

(14,811 posts)
7. The First Time I Saw Him Was In Santa Monica...
Sat Feb 6, 2021, 04:37 PM
Feb 2021

When he was with Procol Harum. This is the last song song he wrote/sang with them.




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