Is not easy to find a replacement of James Dewar's dearly missed voice or Davey's. But this guy makes a great job capturing the soulfulness in Trower's music.
Richard Watt's does an excellant job of capturing the moment,... not so easy,... when Trower is playing note's... that are not major or minor,... each "vibrato" has to fit,... you won't here sound's like these two,... from anyplace else.........
Yep, I really like all the vocalists that Robin's chosen over the years but he is the very closest to James, I got to see them in Houston before I moved away.
The song offering itself is great. Parts of Robin's solo via his signature wah sound, closely mimic an almost human voice. Robin himself said he could find no fault with this track. Of course, Taggarts steady drumming and the vocals of Watts bring the song from Trower's head to a fantastic reality. Trower and company deserve a Grammy nomination or a Blues Award nomination for this fine cd. Nice!
@@caroleborchert5023 Been a Trower fan since the Bridge of Sighs era. Trying to remember all of the live Trower shows that we've attended. They include 8-10 in Indiana, 1 in St. Paul MN. 1 in Kansas City Kansas, 1 in Nashville TN. and 3-4 in Cincinatti OH. Have talked to Robin numerous times. Best guitarist on the planet and the nicest person that you would ever want to meet. Before Covid, he would always stay & greet his fans until the very last fan had left. I will NEVER forget witnessing that over and over. Wow!
@@cloudedthoughts909 Sadly only a few. One was on the In City Dreams Tour in Oct.1977 at the Indianapolis Pepsi Coliseum W/Ram Jam. The other was out of state but I don't remember where. Saw Trower in Minneapolis/St. Paul at the Fitzgerald theatre downtown. WOW! No Double WOW!! It had 2 balconies and we sat up top in the left/ center of the stage and the sound was absolutely incredible. They say that no seat is more than 87 feet from the stage at the Fitzgerald. It is still my top Robin Trower show of all time.
@@johnnyr.8852 I saw him twice in Indiana. Once at the Goshen theater in '85(?) where the power went out during "Secret Passages," and then again in South Bend at a club whose name I forget where Black Oak opened. I'm curious where you're from. I'm from Elkhart, but I moved to Boston in '88. I've only seen him once here at the long gone South Boston Channel night club in '89(?).
@@MrJohnpfisher Closest I saw Robin play near South Bend was in Merrillville but I don't have the ticket stub and can't remember the name of the club. I do remember that he came out wearing a light brown leather jacket with tassels that he later took off. I'm near the Muncie area.
I have seen robin Trower numerous times I remember when he came on stage wearing a Milwaukee brewers shirt at zivkos in Hartford Wisconsin what a great nite for me amongst many memories
I have loved RT since the Procol Harum album, A Salty Dog. Whisky Train was a revelation and I wanted more. As one of the last surviving great rock guitarists from that era, Jeff Beck notwithstanding, I applaud his efforts to continue despite all the ageism he has encountered. His productivity has increased, and has inspired my efforts to continue writing and playing music. You're a treasure Robin, thanks for the inspiration!
At the end the singer voice is another string of Robin's guitar (Dewar is a different story, my man, 😢). ROBIN, I will never get tired to shout loud and clear.. ROBIN TROWER WAS, IS AND WILL BE THE BEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER EXISTED..!!!! Once more, he is not a human being, no one is capable to do what he does. HE MAKES HIS GUITAR CRY AT DAYDREAM and my spirit leaves to be seated next to me.
One of my favorite guitar players and songwriters. Robin Rules since the first time i heard him. Such a big influence on me and my writing! Rock on Robin!
Why do some people still compare robin to Hendrix?,they obviously don’t understand robins style or technique and the songs he plays. I’m 65 seen him and listened to him for years,it may not be obvious to some but there is a vast difference.
Couldn't agree more. Hendrix was THE psychedelic guitar pioneer, showman, and front man, but I don't believe that his actual musicianship equals Trower's. Robin's chord voicings are sometimes very jazzy and much more musical to my ear. I have always said that Trower doesn't just write songs, he writes total compositions, and, in my opinion, there is a huge difference. Needless to say, again this is just my own opinion and not the law.
@@johnnyr.8852 I agree. Hendrix was great but his songwriting was not as good as Trower's. While I'd call them both psychedelic, Robin is a much more sensitive player and is much more pleasing to the ears.
"Robin Trower still is and always will be the greatest guitar player in the world!" This is incredibly magnificent and very guitar moody. His intense feel and intense tone always rise above the rest.
I totally agree. No one is as good as Trower. His note selection, songwriting, phrasing and sensitivity are incomparable. Robin's playing makes me feel much more than anyone else's. I get tired of other guitarists but can listen to Robin all of the time.
@@rft2001 It's true. Other artists music sometimes sounds the same but Robins has a wide range of different styles in every song. Even when he uses the muted strings like Caledonia or tale untold those songs don't sound alike at all. Keep rocking Robin.
Beautiful, simply beautiful. My wife doesn't listen to Robin with me anymore. States, too dark too sad. Which leaves his music all to me. Haahaahaaa. To absorb every note as it is meant to be. To feel his emotion and all his musical experience. Thanks guys. God bless you all.
Wow like fine wine Robin gets better with age.such tastefull licks.I never liked strats except as a kid I loved Ron woods sunburst maple neck white pickguard . I custom ordered the exact guitar in 1974 ,I believe the one I bought was a ew few years older as they changed out the pickguard . I hated the thin sound of the guitar I loved the fat Gibson sound so the guitar was a thing of beauty that got polished when I pulled out from under my bed, it still had the hang tags and clear plastic pickguard cover that was suppose to get peeled .the smell opening the fender black outer with a inner red orange crush case was intoxicating. The guitar in the pampered unplayed lcondition had I kept and never played in that condition would be 8000 guitar..Now I love the sound of the strat when hearing what this guitar master achieves . I bought a mint Japanese burst rosewood neck 1970s strat at a antique market 10 years ago for $25 and I told someone about it and told him he could have it for 125 .I pulled it out polished it and put the high E string on started listening to bridge of sighs and now I don’t want sell this machine YIKES WHAT DO I DO ? The action is low but the strings seem so tight compared to my 1970s univox les Paul that virtually plays itself. I’m wondering if a tech changed the strings if maybe the guitars action could be loosened up. ? Sounds just like a real fender vintage and looks beautifu just painful to bend and get that good vibrato action?
I would love to see him tour with this band. The singer definitely has James and Davey qualities. That seem to pair with his music like a fine wine with the right meal.
Robin said this could be the best thing he's ever done but I can tell you that Victims of the Fury and Bridge of Sighs had some remarkably powerful songwriting and playing. Unequaled.
Been a long time Robin Trower fan. Started back in High School, his music was good to just sit and listen to, and I also used some of the songs to chill before a track meet. A good friend of mine, and I saw him play back in the 80s in Passaic, NJ. My ears were never the same… To this day, this music just resonates with me (yeah, I know).
What a killer team!!! Killer soulful voice ala Jimmy Dewar and beautiful guitar as always!!! Pure class... "LONG LIVE THE KING" Pete Woodroffe Music UK
What a unique magical treasured gift you and your music have been Robin to the world for your entire life. I’m blessed to be receiving it. I love this song so much I’m looking forward to seeing you the next time you come through Seattle!
I hate to make comparisons, but it just seems this vocal tone goes best with Robin Trower’s guitar. We can’t bring back the great bassist, but this is a sweet combination of musicians.
Robin Trower took me places in the 70's, along with Mr. Natural :-0 , I can crank up Bridge of Sighs still, almost... almost, take me back! Legends for sure.
Lucky to see Robin 3 times, first time in74' opened for King Crimson, Robin, James and Reg totally kicked ass! Then Crimson announced they weren't going to play! Glad Robin is still writing and playing great music in 2024. Vai,Satriani and other later guitarists are fine, but in my eyes thier in Trowers shadow!
Robin is my favourite guitarist but found recent albums a bit flat, not the case with No More Worlds To Conquer, it is superb. His sound on some of the tracks (including this one) is nothing short of exceptional
![Robin Trower - Something's About To Change [Official]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tz0bPyQwS3o/mqdefault.jpg)
A guitar genius, outstanding! 😎👍🎸
All my neighbors know of Robin. Cause when I listen to his music, stereo is at full volume ! That's for all the great tune over my life Robin.
God! I just traveled back in time to the 70's. A whole other time & place..... We need more of this! ✌🏻
Amen!
Is not easy to find a replacement of James Dewar's dearly missed voice or Davey's. But this guy makes a great job capturing the soulfulness in Trower's music.
Excellent 👍🏻
I was just about to make a comment similar to you so I'll just agree with you for now, lol.
Richard Watt's does an excellant job of capturing the moment,... not so easy,... when Trower is playing note's... that are not major or minor,... each "vibrato" has to fit,... you won't here sound's like these two,... from anyplace else.........
Yep, I really like all the vocalists that Robin's chosen over the years but he is the very closest to James, I got to see them in Houston before I moved away.
Wonder what band Dave is in now.
The song offering itself is great. Parts of Robin's solo via his signature wah sound, closely mimic an almost human voice. Robin himself said he could find no fault with this track. Of course, Taggarts steady drumming and the vocals of Watts bring the song from Trower's head to a fantastic reality. Trower and company deserve a Grammy nomination or a Blues Award nomination for this fine cd. Nice!
I could of not of said it any better. ✌️⚡️🙌
@@caroleborchert5023 Been a Trower fan since the Bridge of Sighs era. Trying to remember all of the live Trower shows that we've attended. They include 8-10 in Indiana, 1 in St. Paul MN. 1 in Kansas City Kansas, 1 in Nashville TN. and 3-4 in Cincinatti OH. Have talked to Robin numerous times. Best guitarist on the planet and the nicest person that you would ever want to meet. Before Covid, he would always stay & greet his fans until the very last fan had left. I will NEVER forget witnessing that over and over. Wow!
@@cloudedthoughts909 Sadly only a few. One was on the In City Dreams Tour in Oct.1977 at the Indianapolis Pepsi Coliseum W/Ram Jam. The other was out of state but I don't remember where. Saw Trower in Minneapolis/St. Paul at the Fitzgerald theatre downtown. WOW! No Double WOW!! It had 2 balconies and we sat up top in the left/ center of the stage and the sound was absolutely incredible. They say that no seat is more than 87 feet from the stage at the Fitzgerald. It is still my top Robin Trower show of all time.
@@johnnyr.8852 I saw him twice in Indiana. Once at the Goshen theater in '85(?) where the power went out during "Secret Passages," and then again in South Bend at a club whose name I forget where Black Oak opened. I'm curious where you're from. I'm from Elkhart, but I moved to Boston in '88. I've only seen him once here at the long gone South Boston Channel night club in '89(?).
@@MrJohnpfisher Closest I saw Robin play near South Bend was in Merrillville but I don't have the ticket stub and can't remember the name of the club. I do remember that he came out wearing a light brown leather jacket with tassels that he later took off.
I'm near the Muncie area.
Not sure how he does it, but Robin hits the right note every single time. Best electric blues guitarist ever... the man is unworldly.
We are so blessed to still have Robin. Fantastic as usual. God bless you man🎸
RT has the most emotive licks, and soulful bends. My favorite guitarist/songwriter, ever since Bridge of Sighs.
Robin is and has always been, one of the true legends of rock and blues. Surely SRV is smiling down from heaven hearing this.
One of the greatest guitar players ever to live very underrated
Saw him live here in Miami in 1977.
Not underrated with me!😉
Not Underrated !
@@daviddaniel3996 Rory
@@daviddaniel3996 I’ll check it Thanks! Getting into Taste right now..KICK ASS Trio🤘
First saw Robin Trower back in 1972 or 1973, been a fan ever since. I get lost in Daydream every time I listen to it. One of the best.
A beautiful song - from a great album, “no worlds left to conquer”. A must have for any Trower fan!
Super Musik guitar thank you Mr trower
I have seen robin Trower numerous times I remember when he came on stage wearing a Milwaukee brewers shirt at zivkos in Hartford Wisconsin what a great nite for me amongst many memories
🔊Richard Watts!! Well done👊🏻
Soulful sound for the day when Robin’s voice takes the stage😎
Hell yeah send it Sir Mr Robin trower that's badass Rock on. 🤘🏼🦾🤙🏽🖖🏽
I have loved RT since the Procol Harum album, A Salty Dog. Whisky Train was a revelation and I wanted more. As one of the last surviving great rock guitarists from that era, Jeff Beck notwithstanding, I applaud his efforts to continue despite all the ageism he has encountered. His productivity has increased, and has inspired my efforts to continue writing and playing music.
You're a treasure Robin, thanks for the inspiration!
Richard's vocals are just beautiful and Robin never plays over him. One of his best compositions from a fine album. I love this
The best bluesy guitar that doesn't change no matter how old it is.
I've always said Robin's playing is like a vintage deep red wine pouring into a fine crystal glass. Play on brother.....
Spot On.
Adore you Always and Forever...
At the end the singer voice is another string of Robin's guitar (Dewar is a different story, my man, 😢).
ROBIN, I will never get tired to shout loud and clear.. ROBIN TROWER WAS, IS AND WILL BE THE BEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER EXISTED..!!!! Once more, he is not a human being, no one is capable to do what he does. HE MAKES HIS GUITAR CRY AT DAYDREAM and my spirit leaves to be seated next to me.
His guitar tone is unmistakable. Technique and sensitivity in the service of rock. Hugs from Brazil.
So glad you are still churning out gold like this, Robin. You've been a favorite of mine since Day 1. 🤩
One of my favorite guitar players and songwriters. Robin Rules since the first time i heard him. Such a big influence on me and my writing! Rock on Robin!
Why do some people still compare robin to Hendrix?,they obviously don’t understand robins style or technique and the songs he plays. I’m 65 seen him and listened to him for years,it may not be obvious to some but there is a vast difference.
Couldn't agree more. Hendrix was THE psychedelic guitar pioneer, showman, and front man, but I don't believe that his actual musicianship equals Trower's. Robin's chord voicings are sometimes very jazzy and much more musical to my ear. I have always said that Trower doesn't just write songs, he writes total compositions, and, in my opinion, there is a huge difference. Needless to say, again this is just my own opinion and not the law.
@@johnnyr.8852 I agree. Hendrix was great but his songwriting was not as good as Trower's. While I'd call them both psychedelic, Robin is a much more sensitive player and is much more pleasing to the ears.
"Robin Trower still is and always will be the greatest guitar player in the world!" This is incredibly magnificent and very guitar moody. His intense feel and intense tone always rise above the rest.
David, Thanks for all that you do for Robin Trower! Any idea about when the band might possibly tour again?
I totally agree. No one is as good as Trower. His note selection, songwriting, phrasing and sensitivity are incomparable. Robin's playing makes me feel much more than anyone else's. I get tired of other guitarists but can listen to Robin all of the time.
@@rft2001 It's true. Other artists music sometimes sounds the same but Robins has a wide range of different styles in every song. Even when he uses the muted strings like Caledonia or tale untold those songs don't sound alike at all. Keep rocking Robin.
@@mariarusso1155 hi Maria , I have blue eyes but yours are the bluest eyes I've ever seen, just gorgeous.
@@douglaschristine8387 Thank you for the compliment. Nice to meet you here Douglas. I’m from Minnesota you?
Beautiful, simply beautiful. My wife doesn't listen to Robin with me anymore. States, too dark too sad. Which leaves his music all to me. Haahaahaaa. To absorb every note as it is meant to be. To feel his emotion and all his musical experience. Thanks guys. God bless you all.
One of the best, and mesmerizing, concerts I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing...
I can listen to this record all day.
Wow like fine wine Robin gets better with age.such tastefull licks.I never liked strats except as a kid I loved Ron woods sunburst maple neck white pickguard . I custom ordered the exact guitar in 1974 ,I believe the one I bought was a ew few years older as they changed out the pickguard . I hated the thin sound of the guitar I loved the fat Gibson sound so the guitar was a thing of beauty that got polished when I pulled out from under my bed, it still had the hang tags and clear plastic pickguard cover that was suppose to get peeled .the smell opening the fender black outer with a inner red orange crush case was intoxicating. The guitar in the pampered unplayed lcondition had I kept and never played in that condition would be 8000 guitar..Now I love the sound of the strat when hearing what this guitar master achieves . I bought a mint Japanese burst rosewood neck 1970s strat at a antique market 10 years ago for $25 and I told someone about it and told him he could have it for 125 .I pulled it out polished it and put the high E string on started listening to bridge of sighs and now I don’t want sell this machine YIKES WHAT DO I DO ? The action is low but the strings seem so tight compared to my 1970s univox les Paul that virtually plays itself. I’m wondering if a tech changed the strings if maybe the guitars action could be loosened up. ? Sounds just like a real fender vintage and looks beautifu just painful to bend and get that good vibrato action?
I always look forward to Trower's albums...
I would love to see him tour with this band. The singer definitely has James and Davey qualities. That seem to pair with his music like a fine wine with the right meal.
Thanks Robin for the great vibe
Dripping with style. So good.
Wowsers simply great...mood youall set..
Robin said this could be the best thing he's ever done but I can tell you that Victims of the Fury and Bridge of Sighs had some remarkably powerful songwriting and playing. Unequaled.
Thanks
Ditto
I saw him here in Miami with his album Bridge of sighs. Regardless to say, we all
Were blown away!
Great stuff guys 🎸
To jest piekielnie dobre. Utwór mógłby trać godzinę i byłoby go mało. Szacunek.
These two latest albums have completely reignited my interest in what Robin Trower is doing. They're favorites now.
Hope to see you in Utah again Robin. Cheers!🎸
Been a long time Robin Trower fan. Started back in High School, his music was good to just sit and listen to, and I also used some of the songs to chill before a track meet. A good friend of mine, and I saw him play back in the 80s in Passaic, NJ. My ears were never the same…
To this day, this music just resonates with me (yeah, I know).
Classic Trower mix.
Wow Robin. Just wow.
What a killer team!!!
Killer soulful voice ala Jimmy Dewar and beautiful guitar as always!!!
Pure class...
"LONG LIVE THE KING"
Pete Woodroffe Music UK
🎶🎶🎶🎸Thank you
Oh that sweet sweet tone. I cannot stop listening to this song. Everything about this song is magical.
Hello how are you😊
No one will ever mistake robins style
Shades of Trower from his earlier recordings. Great stuff.
👍👍 well played Robin and the boys
RT just keeps getting better and better. A truly amazing individual.
Excellent as always. Thank you
Brilliant on all accounts.
If you ever turned on while listening to Robin in the way back times, you can close your eyes, listen to this and tune right back in.
Exquisite in everyway!! It moves me! I'm glad you took the time needed to make it perfect. Blessings on thee.
🦋🕊🐈⬛
excellent vocals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Robin, great song!
Great song, great album
Stunning
Play on brother love it.
Still sounds great. All the best from Canada.
Outstanding!
Another great track by the virtuoso!
Excuse my ignorance but I didn't know Richard Watts and had to look him up . He sounds amazing . Perfect match for Robin's guitar .
What a unique magical treasured gift you and your music have been Robin to the world for your entire life. I’m blessed to be receiving it. I love this song so much I’m looking forward to seeing you the next time you come through Seattle!
His work with Jack Bruce is brilliant. Seven Moons is another underrated album.
Hello how are you😊
Agreed! A must have for any Trower fan
Yes great voice. Works beautifully
I hate to make comparisons, but it just seems this vocal tone goes best with Robin Trower’s guitar. We can’t bring back the great bassist, but this is a sweet combination of musicians.
I agree James was a great bassist/ vocalist but he is good.
Love it!
Love it Robin, do glad we still have you ..and your Music! Can't stand the garbage we have out there today.
Great tone on that Strat 😊
Very very nice jam !!!😎
Saw him in CT couple years back. Phenomenal! Huge inspiration for my brother and myself 🎸
Robin Trower took me places in the 70's, along with Mr. Natural :-0 , I can crank up Bridge of Sighs still, almost... almost, take me back! Legends for sure.
Beautiful
AAA++++ Robin is the Legend true unbelievable talent time after time.
Can't wait to hear this
This is so good! Cheers! ✌️
Another great song! Richard is a great vocalist for Robin, second only to James Dewar of course.
This is incredibly fantastic!!
To me Is one of the best, amazing guitar player! Thank you for shared this great video 💜
Beautifully haunting music and poignant lyrics. Definitely a recent RT favourite of mine.
A+
Great music.The guys are awesome.love the guitar.
Love it. Please do some shows in the UK again at least Robin 🙏
A lot of the musicians in their 70s did rock in the 1970s and do blues now. It fits well for most.
Grande grande no te conocia ✌✌👀👀👍👍
Please, please come back through Portland, Oregon again
Lucky to see Robin 3 times, first time in74' opened for King Crimson, Robin, James and Reg totally kicked ass! Then Crimson announced they weren't going to play! Glad Robin is still writing and playing great music in 2024. Vai,Satriani and other later guitarists are fine, but in my eyes thier in Trowers shadow!
Robin is my favourite guitarist but found recent albums a bit flat, not the case with No More Worlds To Conquer, it is superb. His sound on some of the tracks (including this one) is nothing short of exceptional
🤘
Bom gosto no timbre, na composição, no fraseado, Trower continua único e inigualável...
Great song.
OMG!
I have always loved Robin Thrower❤️Who is the hot drummer?
Slick!! MM
Another great song.
Hello how are you😊