This is probably my favorite Robin Trower song. He's highly underrated as a guitarist, his name usually doesn't come up in discussions of the great ones. But his songs have a unique sound that I've always liked. It's not only the guitar, it's also the great vocals of James Dewar, who also played bass with Trower. As others have mentioned, the band's live performances are in general, even better than the studio recordings. I had a few opportunities to see the band live in the 70's, but for various reasons, passed on those shows. I regret it now.
@@patsstuffclark9522 I've been in the Bay Area since 1962. I have fond memories of shows at Winterland and elsewhere back in the 70's. A great band playing somewhere in the area every week. Ticket prices ranging from $5 to maybe $12 at the most. At Winterland, up close to the stage was the place to be!
I love how you love this music. Trower was an early treasure of mine as a teenager. As many have said here it’s a tragedy how much he has been so overlooked really. This guitar solo is epic and creative and endlessly inventive. Thanks for sharing this. It’s a joy to see you enjoy it to. Now - you really need to check out the Who. Really.
We always played at least 1 Robins song mainly because i like playing the lead in the 70s this was a new sound. And was popular among musicians. If you listen in the background you will hear people clapping saying yes yes filling the music .
Always loved his guitar work but when I found out that he used to put Mylar Tape over his amps, which is almost impossible for a human to do. He ties or beats Hendrix in my estimation.
@Sarah Dengler, nice review from this long-time Robin Trower fan. Such a SHAME you didn't let the track run into the next song 'About To Begin' as they two were meant to be listened to together and each raises the other track to heightened levels.
Sometimes Trower's guitar solos are almost hypnotic. This is a good example of that!
Robin Trower is one of the rare bands that sound better live. All their material is fire!
Robin Trower is actually the lead guitarist. He’s the band. Like Santana
Fair to say James Dewar sits on the same underappreciated shelf as Robin.
He's fabulous 😊
Absolutely
Love your reaction, the same as all of us hearing for the first time. I can tell, you are a Trower fan for life now. As I am.
This is probably my favorite Robin Trower song. He's highly underrated as a guitarist, his name usually doesn't come up in discussions of the great ones. But his songs have a unique sound that I've always liked. It's not only the guitar, it's also the great vocals of James Dewar, who also played bass with Trower. As others have mentioned, the band's live performances are in general, even better than the studio recordings. I had a few opportunities to see the band live in the 70's, but for various reasons, passed on those shows. I regret it now.
To me he took over where Hendrex left off I love his work
@@garya7893 Yeah, that's a good way to describe him!
Saw them in maybe early 70's. Winterland, San Fransico. Amazing! And I was standing at the edge of the stage looking up at a guitar god!!
@@patsstuffclark9522 I've been in the Bay Area since 1962. I have fond memories of shows at Winterland and elsewhere back in the 70's. A great band playing somewhere in the area every week. Ticket prices ranging from $5 to maybe $12 at the most. At Winterland, up close to the stage was the place to be!
Had the 8 track, one of my favorite albums from the 70s...the whole thing is great!
Always nice to see a beautiul young lady feeling the music we grew up with ❤
Robin trower is crimanally underated ....... Hes up their with the best of them 🤘🤘
I love how you love this music. Trower was an early treasure of mine as a teenager. As many have said here it’s a tragedy how much he has been so overlooked really. This guitar solo is epic and creative and endlessly inventive. Thanks for sharing this. It’s a joy to see you enjoy it to. Now - you really need to check out the Who. Really.
Robin Trower, Roy Buchanan, Walter Trout, Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher - they should be mentioned togehther with David Gilmour and Jimi Hrendrix
Pat Travers, and Paul Gilbert too. 🙂
I always liked Robin’s playing, I had this record on 8 track, I wore it out.
Lol. Sarah reacting to metal? Never knew you had it in you. . I've seen Robin several times.. boy can play.
I do! 😅
Metal?
Blues Classic Rock definitely NOT METAL??
One of my first albums. Love it. Thank you! ❤
I love how you feel the music.......love girl. More please
An excellent Orange Sunshine song.
We always played at least 1 Robins song mainly because i like playing the lead in the 70s this was a new sound. And was popular among musicians. If you listen in the background you will hear people clapping saying yes yes filling the music
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On my top 3 favorite all time songs.
10.11.23. Hypnotic 🎸guitar work by a BluesSmith®️
Up next from Robin Trower, I Want to Take You With Me©️
Takers get the honey
Givers sing the blues
This album is stellar from first note to last...
Great song!! Thanks Sarah 😅
Thanks pa 😊
Hall of Fame please it's a crime that he is not in it.
Jack Bruce & Robin Trower additionally made same epic music together
Hard to fuck with Trowler just saying
Very hard
Always loved his guitar work but when I found out that he used to put Mylar Tape over his amps, which is almost impossible for a human to do. He ties or beats Hendrix in my estimation.
@Sarah Dengler, nice review from this long-time Robin Trower fan. Such a SHAME you didn't let the track run into the next song 'About To Begin' as they two were meant to be listened to together and each raises the other track to heightened levels.
If you liked this, and why would you not? Try this band "Gamma" song "Voyager" I think you will like it as well.
All of Robin's music is good.check out Proclul Holrhum whither shade of Pale
Listen to his other songs
Check out Robin Trowler (Bridge of Signs)
Hi Sarha check out David Gates i think i is your type of singer xxx