Only two comments?????? Mr robin trower i truly believe is one of the greatist icons guitar]player ever born and still holding it go Robin :go god bless you iwas 15 ] playing in Sacramento ca...in ricky dorge s 3peace band only ricky could play trower s songs and Hendrix as well no one's ever held a candle to =ricky s guitar playing playing bass in that. Band wasunreal. Ask tesla s frank hannon whose a amazing allaround guy and guitarist ×writer's and vocalist thanks frank and. Who got more trower s. Amazing music on you. Tube god bless every one..........sg
Robin Trower's 20th Century Blues Album and Tour, Top 5 easily . Regardless, Awesome footage! This where TH-cam serves a wonderful purpose. Being able to see the likes of Robin Trower and his bands, Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher, Alvin Lee, James Marshall Hendrix, Stevie Ray, Ronnie Montrose and many more sharing and show their God Giving Talents. As much as their names are the face of their music, all the supporting bandmates that help bring it all together for me/us. I give thanx of gratitude for their contributions and helping provide the joy of listen and memories of live music for our souls. I have seen many but did not get to see them all. Gone but never forgotten!
First saw RT, James Dewar rip and Bill Lordan in 1977/78 at the Santa Monica Civic Theatre. Great show! saw him 1 more time with James Dewar rip. Just great tunes live!
Still my favorite strat cat. Killer tone and so fluid. Such a great first finger vibrato. Never gets old. I also saw him in the early 70's. Amazing show.
My favorite strat guy will forever be Rory Gallagher....Trower and Randy California come in a close second. Hendrix, for some reason just isn't my thing.
Not only his adorable fish face, but when I saw him in 1976, I was struck by his general joyful attitude. He was thoroughly enjoying performing for us all. It was great! P.S. I got my hearing back after a few days later. 😊
This guy is a fantastic example of 'Cool'... I started listening to Robin when I purchased 'A Salty Dog' in 1974- as a kid learning guitar. Absolutely fantastic. (Yes, that's a 'period') This man is one of the greatest humans to ever pick up a Strat. Again, period. As a guitar player myself- I sincerely hope to be doing what he is doing at his age, and with as much savey! Absolutely FUN!
I got to meet him twice after 2 concerts & the guy is a real down to earth person who signed my t shirts I bought at the concerts plus both of my concert ticket stubs and gave me some guitar picks so how cool is that . This was at the Fitzgerald theater in 2008 in MN so when I got to talk to him I asked where he was going next & he said to a blues fest in Canada then was going home to England after to relax a bit then hit the studio for new music he was going to record for a new album . Been listening to him since the early days of Procol harem then as a solo artist for years .
my older brother turned me on to RT back in the day and I’m so glad to actually see him a few times before the pandemic and capture his great work and be wittiness to rock history. I hear you he is badass, thanks for watching I have more classics bands.
I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard this amazing cut. Blew me away. Stunning. I had to find that album and eight track tape both. The very next day.
Seen Robin 9 times, Chicago 1x, Seattle 4X, Portland 4X. Everyone's favorite is "Bridge of Sighs," I love that one too. My favorite era was the "In City Dreams," "Caravan to Midnight" period. Every song on In City Dreams is a superb jam. "Caledonia," is one he never plays in concert.
Old as he's getting, it's a pleasure to me to see he can still play like he ever has, and you can still see in his smile that, behind his old face, he's still in there! Good old Robin, my ageless musical hero.
I just turned 70 this year. I've been a drummer since 1964 and I have seen and loved so many of these great musicians. Some day they will all be gone,,,, Except Keith Richards. There will be no one to play music like them ever again. Peace, Love and Long Live Rock!
TH-cam keeps our music alive thanks for watching. I’m in my lay 50s and my older bothers introduced me to this music when I was a young buck and I still listen to still and rock out to them and try to see the classics before they stop touring
I was a freshman in '73 at a small college in Nebraska when Bridge of Sighs broke....and Robin quickly became my MAIN MAN on the guitar....along with Frank Marino and J. Walsh. Saw them all, and saw Robin probably 5 or 6 times....beginning when he had Dewar on bass / vocals and Reg Isadore on drums. That band really moved this song along. Saw them later with Davey Pattison on vocals....that may have been in the 90's. God Bless Robin Trower. BTW, this band he's got here is damn good.....that drummer....who I don't know....is funky and obviously enjoys playing. I'd love to see him/them one more time at least. C'mon Robin....make it to Tucson once more, please! PS....I STILL have my orig. Bridge of Sighs green album in the closet next to me here in '22. You know, I oughtta break it out and give it a spin....don'tcha think?? jbeinarizona
Joel it nice to hear this story you seeing Trower in his prime and man I would liked to have been at that show you mentioned with Frank Marino and mahogany Rush wow then Walsh and Trower that would have been a show to record 🤘thanks for watching and sharing
Such an amazing guitarist. He is a national treasure. Older than me and he's on stage killing it, I can't even get outta the house. Props Robin. Love you.
@@craighermle7727 Damn ! I worked with an Guy , Whose Brother was Killed , Trampled to Death at An Who Concert Here in Cincinnati When they Only Opened 2 Doors at The Cincy Colosium 1979 They Had Festival Seating First Come Any Seat .HeWas Only 19 and The Who never returned Here till Couple Years ago , Same thing allmost got Me same Place 1977 Led Zeppelin!
@@darylhoskins5696 Holy shit, I was at that Zep Concert in Cincy! I lived in Covington /Park Hills KY back then.I remember taking this girl to the show who had on a back brace from a car accident she had a week before. I remember outta _nowhere_ the crowd started slowly compressing together, and Cathy (my date) was getting squeezed, which hurt her back. I managed to get directly behind her and put my hands on her hips to hopefully use my arms as shock absorbers. It kinda worked, but there were a few waves of crush that pinned me against her in spite of my efforts; I remember her screaming in pain, and I remember not screaming at all because I was getting my lungs crunched. Scared the everlasting, almighty _shit_ outta me. Thankfully they must have got more doors open, or something, because the pressure suddenly let off. That was hella scary. Riverfront Coliseum, yeah, let's _save money_ by not opening enough doors, and _then_ let's play Led Zep over the external speakers so people will think the show has started and RUN TO GET IN!!_ Un freaken real.
Robin is one of my favorite guitarists/artists, but sadly without putting a gun to someone's head, I doubt he'll make the Hall of Shame. Trower is an aquiered taste and almost everyone doesn't appreciate him. Just the few of us scattered all over the world. All one has to do is listen to the video above to see how phenomenal he is. I continue to buy his albums but wish he would come closer to where I live.
I believe he was more appreciated in the 70's, not sure why. I'm 63, 1st heard him in 10th grade, 1974 and was immediately enfatuated. Awesome talent and James Dewar was a killer rock/blues singer, right up there with Duane Allman. I've enjoyed Claptons music for decades going back to my 1st exposure, Blind Faith. But, I'll never und er stand why he was perceived as a guitar God while Trower never really got the recogbition, disapointing
Bridge of sighs charted at #7 in 1974. So there was many many people in those days that appreciated his talent.. today probably that younger generation may not know of Robin. I always make it a point to tell every young ro k and roll fan to give Trower a listen. They are never disappointed.
I've had his records for years but am just now "getting" him after writing him off as a second-rate Hendrix, which is so wildly off-base after "hearing" what he's really doing - so vocal, and unbelievable that he can still play such a compelling solo at his age on a tune he's done a gazillion times, what a master.
this guy stood out, what was it? 1969 when this song came out ? I used to roll one up back thenand put this on .and here it is 51 years later and I'm still putting it on and rolling one up .
1975 "Bridge of Sighs". But it did have that 1969 vibe to it. To me he did the " Hendrix" thing without ripping him off. It seemed to be an extension of that style of playing. He did some cool stuff with Procol Harem too.
@@tomdecuca3627 One year earlier , It was 1974 when the LP came out. You are spot on about him not trying to copy or rip off Jimi's sound he never needed to ,it was just one of several influences . Saw Robin in 69 with Procol & twice with his first two line ups. The man is one hell of a player & as nice as anyone you would want to meet. Just listen any interview he's always polite & very humble. As a player myself Robin has been an influence as he has for so many . I would share a bit of my own work if you are interested . Please feel free to leave a comment on my post if you wish.. Have a good one ... th-cam.com/video/RHj04fFTrZI/w-d-xo.html
I vaguely remember many an evening sitting on the couch with the stereo cranked. The buzz would start to really kick in about the time of the break in this song. Good times!
I was the roadie with a rock/blues band, in Perth, Western Australia, when this came out. I had the album so we played it 7 million times (the neighbours loved it) until they were perfect. Every gig, "this one's for our roadie."
@@metalfan210 Almost a given that no one stands in Milwaukee for a concert. I was in the front row, I didn't want to block others views. If I feel compelled to dance, I'll stand in the isle.
@@wendylucka2397 lol, I have had folks who have had a little to much to drink doing that and falling on me or the isle but heck it’s rock and roll cool with me 🤘really it was me 🫣
You are welcome I record a few songs from musicians or shows I see that I want to go back and reflect on great moments and perfection, thanks for watching
To the poster of this video- thank you for posting it! To Robin- I’ve been listening to your music ever since Bridge of Sighs first came out… it is *so* good to see you still kickin’ and playing some mean guitar after all of these years! Music (old and not so old) is a big part of my life… thank you for being part of that story. 👍😀
Thank you for watching I tend to record shows for my memory as I’ve seen many shows but can only imagine how great it was so now recording them I actually get to capture my time at a show. I agree Robin sets the mood for just jamming, relaxing and enjoying such talent. Thanks for watching.
One of my first guitar heroes. Pretty much wore out my "Bridge of Sighs" LP playing along. A buddy of mine worked at San Jose Guitar Center for a short time with Rustee Allen. Never got to talk to him about his time with Trower. Anway, Trower is so soulful! Still love to hear those riffs and his soloing.
I’ve lived in SA my whole life, and this was the first time at The Aztec Theater. Check it out online, such a beautiful old theater. Trower tore it up, baby.
Robin trower is an awesome earthling!! I want to transport him to my planet on the farthest reaches of the Milky Way!! Of the fifth dimension traveling thru the wormhole vortex!!👽👽👽
Robin Trower was my first concert. Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino CA. Gary Wright and Status Quo opened. Great memory. That place was one of the freakin loudest venues. 🤘🏻🍻
Robin Trower is a true master - the older he gets, the more precise and soulfully he plays..!! Long live Robin Trower..!!
The “Bridge of Sighs” album is simply one of the greatest ever recorded. If he is not, he should be in the RRHOF!
Hes fantastic
A true sound to stay in the mood and chill
Agreed not a bad track on the album.
His new album is great also
@@donchristie420 Thanks will have to check it out. Glad Robin is still in the studio. Thanks
A few Marshall amps, a Fender Strat, a wah-wah and Mr Trower conjures up sheer magic in 2019. This man is breath-taking.
Don't forget the Univibe!
This man is pushing 80.....AND HE'S STILL GOT IT!!!!!!
Just like Steve Howe, masters of their universe
The old man has still got it!
Hell yes never forgotten!
Robin Trower is a God with the guitar he's amazing
Only two comments?????? Mr robin trower i truly believe is one of the greatist icons guitar]player ever born and still holding it go Robin :go god bless you iwas 15 ] playing in Sacramento ca...in ricky dorge s 3peace band only ricky could play trower s songs and Hendrix as well no one's ever held a candle to =ricky s guitar playing playing bass in that. Band wasunreal. Ask tesla s frank hannon whose a amazing allaround guy and guitarist ×writer's and vocalist thanks frank and. Who got more trower s. Amazing music on you. Tube god bless every one..........sg
I been a fan of Robin for over 40 years ,he is a living legend
this is truly a great line up of musicianship in support of a master of blues, I agree and thanks for watching.
What an inspiration this man is. Rock and Roll will never die.
I had the privilege of seeing Robin in the seventies. What a show then.He still rocks. Rock on Robin Trower
King of the blues mr Robin trower
His vibrato is perfect. It looks so graceful when he plays.
A smooth technique that has worked for years and still keeps us listening. Thanks for watching.
Days of a good smoke a beer, friends, and a turntable with great rock music
Hell yeah I still do that at my old age 🤘 but don’t use my turntable anymore it’s still in the box from my last move in 99 🤘
@@metalfan210 rock on...at 61 I still feel
When i bought Bridge of Sighs in July of 1974 i knew i had something special upon first listen.
That’s when you place the needle on vinyl and all sudden you hear that popping to realize to flip the record because it’s that good 🤘
Some grandpas are sitting in Front of the couch/TV and he is still kicking ass...one of my all time heroes.......
If I could vote for the GOAT Robin wins for me !! still!!
Robin Trower's 20th Century Blues Album and Tour, Top 5 easily . Regardless, Awesome footage! This where TH-cam serves a wonderful purpose. Being able to see the likes of Robin Trower and his bands, Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher, Alvin Lee, James Marshall Hendrix, Stevie Ray, Ronnie Montrose and many more sharing and show their God Giving Talents. As much as their names are the face of their music, all the supporting bandmates that help bring it all together for me/us. I give thanx of gratitude for their contributions and helping provide the joy of listen and memories of live music for our souls. I have seen many but did not get to see them all. Gone but never forgotten!
Goddamn! He Still Got It!!! Love this guy!!!
THIS IS SO OUT THERE IT IS OUT THERE ROBIN YOU ARE ONE ONE OF THE BEST.....
First saw RT, James Dewar rip and Bill Lordan in 1977/78 at the Santa Monica Civic Theatre. Great show! saw him 1 more time with James Dewar rip. Just great tunes live!
That is really cool to have seen Dewar lineup, that voice made a difference. This line up does a good job keeping it alive, thanks for watching.
Best guitar player in my book, got my through life and lots of great times
75 Mid South Coliseum Memphis was there!!!
British Hendrix! Living legend and a treasure of a guitar player. Few like him. Still got it!
That style is capturing still till this day, thanks for watching 🤘
I got a robin trower live album wen i was like 16 it was one of my favorites still is today
It's definitely a desert island record ;-)
Robin is a guitar God he makes you feel what he's playing.
They used to say Robin Thrower has more feeling in 1 finger than most guitar players using their whole hand .
Still very much loved and respected....only one Robin Trower.
IMHO this classic tower album the song is off of is right up there with beck's blow by blow
I was never disappointed in the 80s when I saw him several times,can’t believe he’s still going!
Trower Power!!! Robin you are an amazing guitarist and still going strong!!! Fortunate enough to have seen you!!!
Still my favorite strat cat. Killer tone and so fluid. Such a great first finger vibrato. Never gets old. I also saw him in the early 70's. Amazing show.
My fave on the strat too. As much as I love Jimi, this guy inspires me the most.
My favorite strat guy will forever be Rory Gallagher....Trower and Randy California come in a close second. Hendrix, for some reason just isn't my thing.
give jimi a chance .. theres alot to his sound ... he influenced all of the guys you love
I can listen without stop
Badass.
Heck to that yeah! love some Trower.
OUTSTANDING IN THE STREET! Robin Trower just gets better the older he gets...Great live sound!
And still keeps the face expressions with the tone
one of rocks greatest innovators, deserves to be in hall of fame
I love his facial expressions!!!
Not only his adorable fish face, but when I saw him in 1976, I was struck by his general joyful attitude. He was thoroughly enjoying performing for us all. It was great!
P.S.
I got my hearing back after a few days later. 😊
The o face!
This guy is a fantastic example of 'Cool'... I started listening to Robin when I purchased 'A Salty Dog' in 1974- as a kid learning guitar. Absolutely fantastic. (Yes, that's a 'period') This man is one of the greatest humans to ever pick up a Strat. Again, period. As a guitar player myself- I sincerely hope to be doing what he is doing at his age, and with as much savey! Absolutely FUN!
One of the very few you kids back then would learn to play do, thanks for watching
I got to meet him twice after 2 concerts & the guy is a real down to earth person who signed my t shirts I bought at the concerts plus both of my concert ticket stubs and gave me some guitar picks so how cool is that . This was at the Fitzgerald theater in 2008 in MN so when I got to talk to him I asked where he was going next & he said to a blues fest in Canada then was going home to England after to relax a bit then hit the studio for new music he was going to record for a new album . Been listening to him since the early days of Procol harem then as a solo artist for years .
I'm 61 yrs old and haved listen to Trower since I was 14....I love all the greats but David Gilmore and Robin can really take you on journey....
my older brother turned me on to RT back in the day and I’m so glad to actually see him a few times before the pandemic and capture his great work and be wittiness to rock history. I hear you he is badass, thanks for watching I have more classics bands.
Robin's 'Bridge of Sighs' is ethereal.
Making it happen.
Thanks for being here for your fans.
Your seeing legendary guitarist playing here! Totally enjoy and absorb him! He gets better with age like fine wine!
I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard this amazing cut. Blew me away. Stunning. I had to find that album and eight track tape both. The very next day.
I saw Robin and his band @Masonic Temple Theater in Detroit Michigan. I was about four rows from the stage great show, great guitarist.
When your that close you can also feel his face expressions 🤘
Robin Trower is still the man !!!!
Talent is earned
I was privileged to see Trower live twice at a now defunct club in South Seattle a few years apart. Saw Johnny Winter there too.
Taking his time, listen and learn ;-)
Wonderful!
Fell in love with this album in 1974; Trower still has magnetic presence. Rock on!
Love Trower! Saw him twice in the seventies, once in San Francisco, once in L.A. Wow then. Wow Now! What an entertainer.
Seen Robin 9 times, Chicago 1x, Seattle 4X, Portland 4X. Everyone's favorite is "Bridge of Sighs," I love that one too. My favorite era was the "In City Dreams," "Caravan to Midnight" period. Every song on In City Dreams is a superb jam. "Caledonia," is one he never plays in concert.
Old as he's getting, it's a pleasure to me to see he can still play like he ever has, and you can still see in his smile that, behind his old face, he's still in there! Good old Robin, my ageless musical hero.
He's one of the best ever,kind of looking like Spencer Tracey .
I just turned 70 this year. I've been a drummer since 1964 and I have seen and loved so many of these great musicians. Some day they will all be gone,,,, Except Keith Richards. There will be no one to play music like them ever again. Peace, Love and Long Live Rock!
TH-cam keeps our music alive thanks for watching. I’m in my lay 50s and my older bothers introduced me to this music when I was a young buck and I still listen to still and rock out to them and try to see the classics before they stop touring
Derreck Trucks is gonna be alive...
Absolutely love Robin trower
Always great and keeps getting better!
I was a freshman in '73 at a small college in Nebraska when Bridge of Sighs broke....and Robin quickly became my MAIN MAN on the guitar....along with Frank Marino and J. Walsh. Saw them all, and saw Robin probably 5 or 6 times....beginning when he had Dewar on bass / vocals and Reg Isadore on drums. That band really moved this song along. Saw them later with Davey Pattison on vocals....that may have been in the 90's. God Bless Robin Trower. BTW, this band he's got here is damn good.....that drummer....who I don't know....is funky and obviously enjoys playing. I'd love to see him/them one more time at least. C'mon Robin....make it to Tucson once more, please! PS....I STILL have my orig. Bridge of Sighs green album in the closet next to me here in '22. You know, I oughtta break it out and give it a spin....don'tcha think?? jbeinarizona
Joel it nice to hear this story you seeing Trower in his prime and man I would liked to have been at that show you mentioned with Frank Marino and mahogany Rush wow then Walsh and Trower that would have been a show to record 🤘thanks for watching and sharing
I was at this show.... it was awesome!
Nice, yes it was. Thanks for watching
I live in Lancaster Pennsylvania I Saw him at a place called The village nightclub back in the ninites The Man rocked it sensational guitar player 👏👍
This guy has only gotten better with age. He’s a badass!!!
Just like wine, thanks for watching
Such an amazing guitarist. He is a national treasure. Older than me and he's on stage killing it, I can't even get outta the house. Props Robin. Love you.
Was a really great show to see Trower play that guitar like he stole it, thanks for watching
The first concert was this man l was in awe struck it blew me away he toured with the biggest p.a.system in the world
Can’t Believe He’s still Alive, Seen Him in the 70’s When He was Blitzed on Stage
still makes the faces, “with feelings”
I saw Keith Moon literally fall off his drum set three songs into a concert at the Boston Garden in the 70s.
@@craighermle7727 Damn ! I worked with an Guy , Whose Brother was Killed , Trampled to Death at An Who Concert Here in Cincinnati When they Only Opened 2 Doors at The Cincy Colosium 1979 They Had Festival Seating First Come Any Seat .HeWas Only 19 and The Who never returned Here till Couple Years ago , Same thing allmost got Me same Place 1977 Led Zeppelin!
@@darylhoskins5696 I unfortunately remember that.
@@darylhoskins5696
Holy shit, I was at that Zep Concert in Cincy! I lived in Covington /Park Hills KY back then.I remember taking this girl to the show who had on a back brace from a car accident she had a week before. I remember outta _nowhere_ the crowd started slowly compressing together, and Cathy (my date) was getting squeezed, which hurt her back. I managed to get directly behind her and put my hands on her hips to hopefully use my arms as shock absorbers. It kinda worked, but there were a few waves of crush that pinned me against her in spite of my efforts; I remember her screaming in pain, and I remember not screaming at all because I was getting my lungs crunched. Scared the everlasting, almighty _shit_ outta me. Thankfully they must have got more doors open, or something, because the pressure suddenly let off.
That was hella scary.
Riverfront Coliseum, yeah, let's _save money_ by not opening enough doors, and _then_ let's play Led Zep over the external speakers so people will think the show has started and RUN TO GET IN!!_
Un freaken real.
Robin is timeless! this guy needs to be recognized NOW for his amazing abilities and gift!
Robin is one of my favorite guitarists/artists, but sadly without putting a gun to someone's head, I doubt he'll make the Hall of Shame. Trower is an aquiered taste and almost everyone doesn't appreciate him. Just the few of us scattered all over the world. All one has to do is listen to the video above to see how phenomenal he is. I continue to buy his albums but wish he would come closer to where I live.
I believe he was more appreciated in the 70's, not sure why. I'm 63, 1st heard him in 10th grade, 1974 and was immediately enfatuated. Awesome talent and James Dewar was a killer rock/blues singer, right up there with Duane Allman. I've enjoyed Claptons music for decades going back to my 1st exposure, Blind Faith. But, I'll never und er stand why he was perceived as a guitar God while Trower never really got the recogbition, disapointing
Bridge of sighs charted at #7 in 1974. So there was many many people in those days that appreciated his talent.. today probably that younger generation may not know of Robin. I always make it a point to tell every young ro k and roll fan to give Trower a listen. They are never disappointed.
We recognize him for the master he is. That’s all that matters!👍🎸🇺🇸❤️
@@timhuggins7069 Great advice !
one of the most gifted original sounds. still have few stubs from 70s Madison square.
Robin would often play Portland OR..I never missed a show.
Saw him three times over the years. Always incredible
And he plays as if it’s a show for only you
Legend🔥
I was waiting for someone to upload this 🔥
I've had his records for years but am just now "getting" him after writing him off as a second-rate Hendrix, which is so wildly off-base after "hearing" what he's really doing - so vocal, and unbelievable that he can still play such a compelling solo at his age on a tune he's done a gazillion times, what a master.
Talent is talent at all ages he has compiled a great sound for many years and still, thanks for watching
We get wiser with age! I just now got into Pink Floyd in my 50s.👍🍺💪🏼
If that doesn't put a smile on your face....nothing will.
this guy stood out, what was it? 1969 when this song came out ? I used to roll one up back thenand put this on .and here it is 51 years later and I'm still putting it on and rolling one up .
1975 "Bridge of Sighs". But it did have that 1969 vibe to it. To me he did the " Hendrix" thing without ripping him off. It seemed to be an extension of that style of playing. He did some cool stuff with Procol Harem too.
@@tomdecuca3627 One year earlier , It was 1974 when the LP came out. You are spot on about him not trying to copy or rip off Jimi's sound he never needed to ,it was just one of several influences . Saw Robin in 69 with Procol & twice with his first two line ups. The man is one hell of a player & as nice as anyone you would want to meet. Just listen any interview he's always polite & very humble. As a player myself Robin has been an influence as he has for so many . I would share a bit of my own work if you are interested . Please feel free to leave a comment on my post if you wish.. Have a good one ... th-cam.com/video/RHj04fFTrZI/w-d-xo.html
Never too old to rock and roll one up!
1974
@@tomdecuca3627 Robins his own guy. He's not trying to be Hendrix. He's his own guy.
Love ❤️ it .
He is THE greatest!!!!!!!
The man! Keep on rockin Robin! Props to the camera guy for actually showing the bass player, too.
Thanks when I record I try to do a group perspective, thanks for watching
amazing
Robin Trower and Pat Travers on top of the guitarists world extremely above someone else
A true master.
I vaguely remember many an evening sitting on the couch with the stereo cranked. The buzz would start to really kick in about the time of the break in this song. Good times!
I wish I could place the solo part to be extended/looped to just keep the mood going. Thanks for watching
Hell ya! I missed this show, but The Aztec is my favorite venue by far. Thanks for sharing.
masterful..
The cat is like 75 yrs. old and STILL ROCKIN'!!!!
Robin brought some old Marshalls for this one..A Pure legend!
That’s when a genius knows the right sound 🤘thanks for watching oh by the way, good catch 👍
Wow!!!
I was the roadie with a rock/blues band, in Perth, Western Australia, when this came out. I had the album so we played it 7 million times (the neighbours loved it) until they were perfect. Every gig, "this one's for our roadie."
Wow, the stories you could tell 😳thanks for watching
Wow, double wow!! He can still do it...Terrific!
Always have loved Robin Trower saw him once at the boat house in Norfolk VA he was perfect!!
Great recording. Looks and sounds great. Thanks for posting the power of Trower.
Grew up purchasing his cut-outs in the 70s. Give him props for his contributions to soul blues!
Robin Trower is amazing. After all the years, still unique and underappreciated. Thank you Robin.
Was in the front row for this tour, Milwaukee, it was sooooooo good!
When I was at the show it seemed like I and the guy in the hat were the only ones standing and jamming, it was odd did you have similar experience?
@@metalfan210
Almost a given that no one stands in Milwaukee for a concert. I was in the front row, I didn't want to block others views. If I feel compelled to dance, I'll stand in the isle.
@@wendylucka2397 lol, I have had folks who have had a little to much to drink doing that and falling on me or the isle but heck it’s rock and roll cool with me 🤘really it was me 🫣
Legend.
Thank you and thank you!!! Whoever shot and/or posted this, thank you. The master at work.
You are welcome I record a few songs from musicians or shows I see that I want to go back and reflect on great moments and perfection, thanks for watching
Saw Robin in Orange County, CA about 20 years ago. He was brilliant. He appears not to have lost a step. And he has a new album out. Amazing!
To the poster of this video- thank you for posting it! To Robin- I’ve been listening to your music ever since Bridge of Sighs first came out… it is *so* good to see you still kickin’ and playing some mean guitar after all of these years! Music (old and not so old) is a big part of my life… thank you for being part of that story. 👍😀
Thank you for watching I tend to record shows for my memory as I’ve seen many shows but can only imagine how great it was so now recording them I actually get to capture my time at a show. I agree Robin sets the mood for just jamming, relaxing and enjoying such talent. Thanks for watching.
1975- 2022, one thing that has been a constant in my life,
ROBIN TROWER. 😎😎😎😎
The Legend
One of my first guitar heroes. Pretty much wore out my "Bridge of Sighs" LP playing along. A buddy of mine worked at San Jose Guitar Center for a short time with Rustee Allen. Never got to talk to him about his time with Trower. Anway, Trower is so soulful! Still love to hear those riffs and his soloing.
That would be a cool session to captured, thanks for sharing and watching
I’ve lived in SA my whole life, and this was the first time at The Aztec Theater. Check it out online, such a beautiful old theater. Trower tore it up, baby.
A true Jem to play in
This guy doesn't play his guitar, he makes love to it!
Robin trower is an awesome earthling!! I want to transport him to my planet on the farthest reaches of the Milky Way!! Of the fifth dimension traveling thru the wormhole vortex!!👽👽👽
While listening to “Too Rolling Stone” I’m in! Thanks for watching
Robin Trower was my first concert. Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino CA. Gary Wright and Status Quo opened. Great memory. That place was one of the freakin loudest venues. 🤘🏻🍻
Gary Wright, now that's a name I have not heard in a long time.
Always, love me some Robin Trower. Thanks for posting.