A little bit of sympathy.

[bluesbassman]

Robin Trower back in the day. This cut has it all, guitar face at 1:10, cowbell at 1:50, a singing bass player, and Robin's tasty leads.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWNskvTkhJA&feature=related

[hellbound-liberal]

1. Niiiice! I'm still a big Trower fan.

Still miss James Dewar! One of my favorite vocalists.

[bluesbassman]

4. Dewar and Steve Marriott were probably the most soulful

white singers of their time. Both sorely missed.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

2. I saw Trower in 1974.

Great concert at Hofheinz Pavilion at the University of Houston.

Opening act: Robin Trower

Second headliner: King Crimson

Headliner: Ten Years After


Ah, misspent youth!!! :D :D

[bluesbassman]

5. Saw him at Winterland that year. Also again in

87 at a theater in Pismo Beach. Killer show.

Saw Ten Years After headlining in 74 at the Cow Palace. Little too much partying, can't remember who opened that show.:smoke:

[hellbound-liberal]

3. Here's one of my favorites:

Bridge of Sighs from 1980
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFyfKcanJ6k

[bluesbassman]

6. Man, I have great memories of that tune playing on the 8-track

in my '65 Dodge van, heading to some concert or party. Yeah.:thumbsup:

[hellbound-liberal]

7. I'm surprised you can remember it!

Though, I remember the concerts I went to in my youth: The first one was George Carlin in 1974 at the West Palm Beach Auditorium. The first music concert was the Guess Who at the Hollywood Sportatorium. We got there in my friend's Mustang II. Remember those?

[bluesbassman]

8. Sure do remember those Mustang IIs.

Had a girfriend that owned a '78. We hit a big rock lying in the middle of the road going up to Kirkwood and almost ripped the bottom off the thing.

Never got to see the Guess Who, but I did see Carlin around 2000 in Vegas.

My first concert was Tower of Power in '74 at Winterland.

[no name no slogan]

9. Plays like Hendrix on 'ludes, looks like Clapton on Maalox

:thumbsup:

[bluesbassman]

10. *snort*

He makes some of the wildest guitar faces. Plus he's always bobbing his head, my wife calls him "the turtle man".:rofl:

Plays like a mofo though, love that guy.:)