ALBUMBridge of Sighs (50th Anniversary Edition)Robin Trower
More albums from Robin Trower
ALBUMBridge of Sighs (50th Anniversary Edition)Robin Trower
ALBUMJoyful Sky (feat. Sari Schorr)Robin Trower
ALBUMNo More Worlds to ConquerRobin Trower
ALBUMUnited State of MindRobin Trower, Maxi Priest & Livingstone Brown
ALBUMComing Closer to the DayRobin Trower
ALBUMTime and EmotionRobin Trower
ALBUMWhere You Are Going ToRobin Trower
ALBUMSomething's About To ChangeRobin Trower
ALBUMRoots and BranchesRobin Trower
ALBUMThe Playful HeartRobin Trower
ALBUMWhat Lies BeneathRobin Trower
ALBUMSeven MoonsJack Bruce & Robin Trower
ALBUMGo My WayRobin Trower
ALBUM20th Century BluesRobin Trower
ALBUMIn the Line of FireRobin Trower
ALBUMTake What You NeedRobin Trower
ALBUMPassionRobin Trower
ALBUMBack It UpRobin Trower
ALBUMTruceRobin Trower & Jack Bruce
ALBUMB.L.T.Robin Trower, Bill Lordan & Jack Bruce
ALBUMVictims of the FuryRobin Trower
ALBUMRock Goes to CollegeRobin Trower
ALBUMCaravan to MidnightRobin Trower
ALBUMIn City DreamsRobin Trower
ALBUMLive!Robin Trower
ALBUMLong Misty DaysRobin Trower
ALBUMFor Earth BelowRobin Trower
ALBUMTwice Removed from YesterdayRobin Trower
ALBUMTwice Removed from Yesterday: 50th Anniversary Deluxe EditionRobin Trower
About Robin Trower
Artist Biography
Though he was one of the great players carrying the torch for post-Jimi Hendrix rock guitar, Robin Trower began his career nearly at the same time as his hero. Born in London in 1945, Trower cut his teeth with The Paramounts—who logged sweaty hours in the same clubs as The Rolling Stones—before joining Procol Harum in 1967. Their mix of psychedelia and early prog rock helped spread the word of his guitar prowess. He left in 1971 and formed the Robin Trower Band two years later. Showcasing blues rock rich in atmosphere and nuance, their six-record run from 1974’s Bridge of Sighs to 1980’s Victims of the Fury earned them a cult-like fanbase. Trower has never let up. In addition to ceaseless touring, he has dropped nearly two dozen studio and live albums since the ’80s; he’s also collaborated with Cream founder Jack Bruce and Roxy Music’s Bryan Ferry. The agelessness captured on albums like 2009’s What Lies Beneath and 2016’s politically oriented Where You Are Going To helps explain why young guitarists continue to study Trower’s gift for coaxing moody licks from his custom-made Fender Stratocaster.
Hometown
London, England
Genre
Rock
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