First Time Hearing | Robin Trower | Bridge Of Sighs | Kathy And Donna Reaction
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- First Time Hearing | Robin Trower | Bridge Of Sighs | Kathy And Donna Reaction
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Classic rock at it's finest 👌 thanks a bunch 👍
Robin Trower was the guitar player with the black strat. The vocalist/bass player was James Dewar.
Robin Trower is a great guitar player,and James Dewar was a great singer.There are many great songs by Robin Trower try Daydream,Day of the Eagle,Too Rolling Stoned,Caledonia and Bluebird,but there are so many more great ones. Robin is 78,and was going to tour the US this year,but cancelled the tour due to health reasons.Thanks ladies for this one.
Agreed! love them all, but ny favorite is Daydream! It is so smoothe with just the right bite of grit! Classic!
Hey Ladies! Robin is a fantastic guitarist. Unfortunately he just canceled his tour due to health concerns. He needs surgery and hopes to be back on the road soon.🎸👍😎
Actually just saw him for the second time in Gateshead. He's still got it!
I got to see him back in the early eighties a couple of times. He was fantastic we got to meet him at a meet and greet
I love this tune so much, I play it lol Trower is such a cool guitarist, and James Dewar is such a good singer RIP More please
Guitar blues in heaven, seventies top music.
Saw Robin Trower and his band play live last week. He's still got it.
Wow
@@KathyLuluandDonna As Anthony said above, I saw him in London on May 28. Have seen him several [maybe 8] times, my YT handle is taken from another awesome track of his - I guess you could call me a fan!!!! He was AWESOME, his thing is totally TONE and FEEL: he is getting better and is 79 going on 39. This is probably the shortest clip of this song out there, from 50 years ago, nowadays it usually runs at 9-11 minutes. I enjoyed your reaction👍👍👏👏 , this is a recording of the show I was at th-cam.com/video/Ybr0GIszgRg/w-d-xo.html , BoS effecfively starts at 41:30, finishes at 50:30. Listen [not crazy] loud and with eyes closed, is magical.
Robin Trower is legendary guitarist and a master of his craft, he's way up there with those, let's just say, who are spoken about more often in the music press; get well soon Robin. James Dewar was a wonderful vocalist, he had a voice that was not only powerful but one which also had a wonderful smooth soulful timbre to it, he sadly passed away in Scotland in 2002. Greetings ladies from the Scottish Highlands.🏴
Hello from Texas
One thing I've noticed--If a classic rock performance is from British TV, the sound is ON POINT. Always.
Old Grey Whisle Test. Plenty of great music to be had when Bob Harris presided!
Trower power!! Shred it Robin!!
Congrats on being the first Trower reaction. You ladies have the best selections of all the reaction world.
Thank you so much!!
Trower is one of the great blues-rock guitarist. He started way back in 67 with Procol Harem, then went solo in 72.
Robin Trower played lead guitar in Procol Harum (whiter shade of pale)
Robin Trower is the guitarist. The singer is James Dewar, he is also the bass player.
This is literally blues with a historical bent. The Bridge of Sighs was from a prison (in Venice) in in olden times where the condemned crossed to be executed. Which explains many lyrics like "cold wind blows and gods looks down in anger on this poor child..." and "why so unforgiven, and why so cold? 'been a long time crossing Bridge of Sighs" Wonderful track.
He has so many other great songs. Among the suggested would be, "Little Bit of Sympathy", "My Love", "Day of the Eagle". Have fun with this ride!
My favorite Robin Trower song has always been LONG MISTY DAYS followed closely by DAYDREAM. I was so happy when my Trower 8-Track came in the mail when I was kid. I remember it was a bright lime green cartridge 😂
Thanks for this review of an under appreciated rock band. Trower is a guitar legend.
Great British guitarist...this is very early clip he's nearly 80 now. ...your so right regarding the club atmosphere 🎸🎙...
James Dewar was one of the best rock singers of all time, highly underrated. R.I.P.
"Daydream " 🤘
I saw Robin Trower 3 times in the eighties. All the songs were great but Daydream was special….it took me to another place. And I glanced across the audience and looking at the faces it seemed I was not alone.
holy cow this brought me back to being a teen, in my room, smoking weed to this album and Dark Side of the Moon
I remember this song. This is probably his best song IMO
R. Trower is the guitar player, bass player is the perfect singer for this song.
He didn't sing the song
@@stevenduffy599 who is HE????
@@paulpennell2115 Robin Trower
Another one is "Too rolling stone" plus the gel is "Dipty-doo" or "Brille cream", I'm not sure if the spelling is correct. I love sitting back and relaxing to Robin Trower, Thank you ladies minus one! Jeff
You bet me to it.
Dipity - Do. Spelling ?
Loved listening to Robin Trower when I was in college.
My older cooler sister & her friends would listen to this album when I was a younger teenager. I thought it sounded super cool and I figured I could probably play the drums to it , and i still have the record all these years later. And yes I still jam this when I’m feeling bluesy.
Thanks for the memories ladies. 😁
Fun reaction. Robin Trower is a great guitarist, still playing and releasing albums today. James Dewar was the singer for Robin's band in this clip & through the 70's when they were big. I would recommend hearing some studio songs, since Trower's guitar sound is huge and rich, and Dewar's voice is very rich too. This clip is a bit thin and muddy. This album (Bridge of Signs) was popular, so try Day of Eagle, Too Rolling Stoned, and Bridge of Sighs (studio) from it. In This Place is a beautiful ballad from the same album.
I saw this tour in Toronto in 1976, James Dewar, the bassist here, is a great singer. Robin is a stellar guitarist very much inspired by Jimi Hendrix.
I saw them the next year in Pontiac Michigan, James singing and playing percussion, a new bassist ex of Sly and the Family Stone, as was the drummer. This was their 2nd album. I love 'Day of the Eagle' from 'Bridge of Sighs', my first band also played 'Too Rolling Stoned.'
From their first album I love 'Daydream', 'Hannah' and 'I Can't Stand It'.
He also has one called 'Alethea', I named my daughter Alathea.
From his Procol Harum days, I'd recommend 'Whiskey Train', not so typical of the band, but a cool, rockin', bluesy workout for Robin.
Happy Birthday again to the young bug-eater. 😊❤😂🦐🍤
Thanks
Absolute classic from the early 70s.
I met Robin trower at the hotel where I was working he was doing his own laundry some 35+ years ago. The late great James dewar was the lead vocalist bass guitarist r.i.p.🙏 I sure miss his singing take y'all
Robin Trower was the lead guitar for the band Procol Harem (A Whiter Shade Of Pale) In the 60's and early 70's. His style back then was called Psychedelic Blues
HAAAA!! Y'ALL Had Crawfish!! They get harvest from a Alpine Lake here. TOO ROLLING STONED the only other song I know from Robin. Great Job Ladies!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
❤❤..... OBRIGADO KATHY E DONNA ❤❤❤.... ROBIN TROWER 😉🙏🌈💙... VERY GOOD...
SE A NOSTALGIA ❤NÃO ME MATAR!!!! ISSO É APENAS UM GRANDE SENTIMENTO...... FENOMENAL 😊😊😊😊
PARABÉNS....... É MÚSICA PARA OS MEUS OUVIDOS ❤❤❤❤PARABÉNS.. KATHY E DONNA... 😅😊🎤🎙️🎶🎵🎼🎹🎸🎸
Thanks
❤️❤️❤️.... OBRIGADO KATHY, LULU E DONNA..... E VENHAM MAIS VÍDEOS 🌈✨🍀🙃👍👍👍😎🦋🦋🌈🌈❤️😍😉😊
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One of the greats! We had tickets to see Trower in September but it canceled yesterday. Sounds like he is really ill. Needs a major operation.
That's terrible
Too Rolling Stoned 🔥🔥🔥
Robin Trower.. 1st concert i went to . It was 1974. Because my cousin would stack records on the turn table we were not sure which one it was so we got really confused at the concert. There was supposed to be only one other band. The 1st one that played was really good. Then 2nd one and it was OK but then before the lights came back on all of a sound there was intense GUITAR!!! Robin Trower starting with In the "Day of the Eagle" It made the place come alive. . The other bands ... Ruby Starr opening and a band we never heard of called Fleetwood Mac. I would recommend ..."Little Bit Of Sympathy"
Donna, I bet you were a blast in your stompin' days. Oh man, you ladies have fallen onto one of the most under rated and under appreciated guitarists ever. Robin Trower is an absolute master. His songs took you on journeys and always had soul. James Dewar played the bass and sang the vocals. James had one of the best voices rock n roll has ever heard. James vocals brought the same soul and Robin's guitar, together they were a perfect match. Robin did an album with the legendary bass player Jack Bruce of Cream fame. The album is called "Seven Moons" - there are several really good songs on it. Jack Bruce was one of the best bass players ever and he had a voice you knew by the first note he sang. He was simply on another level. He did some solo work that is some of the best in my library - damn he was good. Jack, Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton made up Cream. Cream changed the rock n roll world and advanced guitar playing 10 years at least.
ROBIN TROWER - " DAY OF THE EAGLE " 🦅 🎸 Very Up Tempo Fast Guitars & Fast Drums an Amazing Sound Groove Every song by Robin Trower and The Band is very Different from one another they're very Creative and Up Best Rock Blues Jams
JOURNEY - " TO PLAY SOME MUSIC " ROCK HEAVY 70s Awsomeness you get Drums Guitars Keyboard Organ and a fast Rock n Roll JAM 🎸🎹💯🔥 Recommend it for you Ladies
The gentleman singing this song with the so-called poofy hair, is James Dewar... Robin is playing the guitar.
Oh, thanks for telling us
Love Trower, Hey Donna, do you mind straighting the picture on the wall behind you? LOL I notice it eveytime I check yall out.
LOL, My OCD has been wanting to ask that for months. 🤣
I wish I could, but it is straight. The camera makes it look like it's crooked.
Check out "Song For A Dreamer" or "Whiskey Train" both he did during his time with Procol Harum.
Yeah, Robin is the guitarist (so the band is named after him), James Dewar is the singer and bass player and in this version of the group, Reg Isidore is the drummer. As far as recommendations go, anything off this album (Bridge of Sighs) is awesome, including of course, this song, Day Of The Eagle, Too Rolling Stoned and Lady Love. The others are good too, as are song from other albums like Daydream.
Sweet Tune
That entire album was a raging fire! 🔥 Do hear the original when you can, also the same album, Too Rolling Stoned, too! One of the great 70s groups and guitar players. James Dewar on vocal and bass shines as well. Great stuff, enjoy. 🎵🎸🎤🎶
Robin Trower was called the ''White Hendrix'' (which he hated; only one Jimi, as only one Robin). The bass player with one of the greatest voices EVER in rock music is the late James Dewar. Reg Isadore is the fantastic drummer.
Robin Trower is playing the Stratocaster! His hair isn't "Poofy"! lol!
I bought several of Robin's ( the lead guitarist) earlier albums as he sounded a bit like Hendrix. You might remember him from his days in Procul Harum with Whiter Shade of Pale.
They called him the white Jimi Hendrix back before Stevy Ray Vaughn came along. I would like to see you guys' reaction to "Lady Love"
Jim Dewar - RIP
I believe Robin is in his 80 s
Kathy, it's been a long time since I had a head of hair (Lulu would have loved me when I was around 17 or 18. Straight and parted down the middle. I had 18" cut off. You could polish a shoe off my head now.) BTW, Kathy, you are a lovely person. Let me know if you get a hankerin' for an older guy 😊.
The inspiration for this song is an actual bridge in Venice, Italy. There is quite a story to it that I encourage you to research. The lyrics will take on a more complete meaning in light of the bridge's story. Ponte dei Sospiri....The gods look down in anger on this poor child.
Great choice for this guitar legend. You will hear people recommend the entire Bridge of Sighs album and I heartily agree! Limiting myself to one song- Too Rolling Stoned is probably my pick.
Actually, the inspiration you mention had nothing directly to do with the name of the tune. Robin has somewhere out there stated that he had the tune and words but NOT the title for the song. He said he got that from the name of a horse he saw featured on the front of a daily horseracing paper here in the UK called The Racing Post which some random guy was reading!!! I actually think the tune is the finest ever written in rock 'anthem' history: it can be played short/medium/long, slow or more upper tempo, loud , louder or subtle, aggressively or gently, allowing each note and the spaces to complete their cycle in the job of transporting the listener to some magical place. AWESOME.
@@forearthbelow Well, Robin would know obviously. Still, I certainly benefitted by learning a little Venetian history that I never would have been inspired to learn without listening to the album. I agree that the song is brilliant work from a brilliant talent.
@@cotedebeaune2012 👍Friend, I am of Italian descent and haven't been to Venice: my late father [a Londoner born and bred, like myself] always maintained Venice was his favourite place he ever travelled to. Like many places in the old country, it seems like a magical place - Florence is 'my' place.
One curious thing about the BoS tune, for me, is that I was hooked for life as a fan from the opening bars of 'I Can't Wait Much Longer' and Robin has said that he no longer plays ICWML as it is too similar. I myself don't and never have seen that but, as you say above, Robin would know best!!! Nice chatting with you, music lover!!! Take care and keep on rocking 👏👏
@@forearthbelow I agree that Italy is a unique experience and, yes, leaves one with a kind of magical feeling. I enjoyed the best vacation of my life during 3 weeks in Italy some years ago. We did 2/3rds of the 'US triumvirate' of Rome-Florence and then did a left hook to Piemonte instead of Venice (generally the remaining biggie for US citizens it seems) as I am a huge wine lover/part-time wine retailer. Just a fantastic experience and, if I am fortunate, Italy is a place that I look forward to visiting again. Ciao, Forearthbelow!🍷
@@cotedebeaune2012 My dear friend, hoping that all the gods of good fortune smile upon you and yours and that you can return at some point in the not too distant future!!🙏🙏💥💥
It would be awesome if the three of you watched some drumline battles, specifically the US armed forces. The Army v. Navy or the Army v. Air Force are two of my favorites. College battle of the bands are good as well.
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Don't apologize poor baby she's still tired from all the excitement from her birthday ladies. And ladies what is your ethnicity of your family I'm guessing Scottish? Wintersun Alex ❄️❤️🤔
Welsh
I got your reply but I had thought you were Scottish but Welsh being from Wales their actually Celtic people like the Scottish and Irish Kathy in the future I have found some traditional Scottish music for you to react to that I'll send you any way and wow you ladies your Welsh beauty is always awesome to me. Wintersun Alex in Texas. ❄️❤️🌹
Basically all of you have to say is Trower that's what we know from the 70s let's listen to some Trower
I Can't Wait Much Longer, the opening track on his first album, hooked me as a fan for life. Sheer mesmerising brilliance 💕💕
ℍ𝕚 𝕂𝕒𝕥𝕙𝕪 𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝔻𝕠𝕟𝕟𝕒 ❤
Hello
Most of the British bands of the Sixties and early Seventies were heavily influenced by the blues , including Fleetwood Mac when their lineup was entirely made up of guys from England . Back before they became the backup band for Buckingham/ Nicks .
What ever happened to my birthday song?
It was released on June 5th.
Please react to the band silverchair yous won't be disappointed
Reacting to hair OR music?