OUR FIRST REACTION to Robin Trower - Too Rolling Stoned | COUPLE REACTION (BMC Request)
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Robin should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Ex guitartist of Procul Harem he left in early 70s to go solo. This album should be listened to in it's entirety one of the best ever. Saw him in 74 and opened my eyes and a whole generation to the blues. Ended up seeing him 5 time in Detroit at Cobo Hall and he sold out every concert. He filled the gap after Hendrix died and he did it so well. James Dewar the bass/vocalist was at the top of his game and was considered that. Imagine growing up with the music of the 70s , Queen, Robin, The Who, Black Sabbath, Yes, Stones, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep etc. We were so lucky
That is why R&R HOF is a joke,. It took until the 2000s for both YES & THE MOODY BLUES to make it, heck even Ozzy Osbourne is not in as a solo artist. And how many "one hit wonders" are in?
Robin Trower is very underrated when it comes to all time greats. "Day of the Eagle" and "Bridge of Sighs" are nice ones to try.
Yup. You took the words out of my mouth ;-)
@@racebiketuner yep same thing I was going to say!
Saw him live back in the day...you're exactly right...totally underrated. Got some attention with Victims of the Fury and of course Bridge of Sighs is his signature song!
Crimmanly underated.
Fripp learnt from him. What greater acolade can a guitarist have. I knew his work from Procol Harum but hadn't heard his later stuff. I have some catching up to do this is fabulous!
I didn't hear this song for the first time on the FM Radio. It was 1974, my friend was getting a haircut, and I went along. He sat on the chair to get his haircut, and I sat in the waiting area chair. This song was already playing and pretty loud. I immediately asked the hair stylist "WHO THE HELL IS THAT!!!??? "Robin Trower," he said. Well, when my friend finished his haircut, we both walked into the record store which was a few businesses away. He bought the album and of course I did too!!!!!!!!!!
Trower is a legend guitar player and song writer. James Dewar sang lead vocals and played bass on this album and was such a soulful singer.
This Whole Album Is Iconic & Legendary.
In city dreams is awesome 2
Fuck yeah..excuse my french!..
@@billseely991 Your French Is Fucking Fine With Me..Lol.
Hey kids! Welcome to the Magic of ROBIN TROWER. First time I heard the track “ Bridge of Sighs”
I was hooked. His music simply flows from the ether... keep on rocking it!
I feel bad for kids this age, they missed out on all of these great bands from the 70's and 80's. Seeing Trower live back then in his prime was an experience
Robin Trower was the guitarist for the group Procol Harum before he left to do his own music. A couple of good examples of his playing with that group from the 1970 album "Home" are "Whiskey Train", and "Whaling Stories". At 76 years old, he still plays well and has tour dates lined up for next year. His big influence was Jimi Hendrix. The bass player is the singer in the group.
Classics from PH and Robin Trower that you might want to add to the list would be “Conquistador” and “Simple Sister."
@@historyguy5942 Although keyboard-centric, Repent Walpurgis has a pretty mean Trowler solo.
His guitar on Procol's Simple Sister is awesome.
Outside the gates of cerdes, check it out
@@mattcousins3259 Thanks ! Also with that extreme vibrato style, from the Salty Dog album - "The Devil Came From Kansas", and "Juicy John Pink".
Bridge of Sighs...oh yeah...lol. years ago, it was a bowl of weed, reading Lord of The Rings, and Robin Trower in the background !
Robin still tours, so amazing to this day!
Robin Trower my first concert back in high school. I was asked by a Puerto Rican girl, who made me walk her home from the train stop. She lived in Spanish Harlem. Funny how you remember things like that....
Nice to see you guys give Robin Trower some love. He is such an incredible guitarist. Another great song to check out is the title track from the Bridge of Sighs album.
One of my favorite albums of all time and you only heard the third best song. For heavier but still bluesy, try "Little Bit of Sympathy" or "The Fool and Me".
For distorted guitar like you've never heard and melancholy vocals and vibe, check out "Long Misty Days", off the album of the same name. There's nothing like it. Robin Trower is criminally underrated.
Robin Trower is still around and Rocking ‼️
📻🙂
A few years back on Robin's 65 birthday he played a small club in Baltimore i was 6 feet from the man Awesome!!!
The title track from this album, Bridge of Sighs is awesome 🔥👍🎧
Robin is a legendary lead guitar player!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Robin Trower is most often compared to Jimi Hendrix. He himself cites him as his greatest influence.
Always thought he and Stevie Ray Vaughn had a very similar style.
@@michaelbochnia5686 Interesting. They both have the tone and the bends. Subtle though.
I heard and referred as the white Jimmy hendrix.
Okay I got one for you "Grand funk railroad ".. I can feel him in the morning
Robin For me is Like a DJ Sampling Jimi s Guittar Wah Wah Rifs and Cliched guitar sring bends...
After James Dewar the bassist died, Robin teamed up with Jack Bruce from 'Cream' to record a couple of albums.
Seven Moons is awesome. haven't heard the others.
Dewar was often underrated as a bassist--he was very good...and that VOICE! Perfect with Trower!
@@historyguy5942 Jimmy Dewar was a perfect match with him, both for his bass and voice. Great stuff, for sure.
The B.L.T. Band - Jack Bruce (Bass), Bill Lordan (Drummer) and Robin Trower (Guitar)
GREATEST ALBUM OF ALL TIME ❤ ROBIN CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU AGAIN HOLMFIRTH IN MAY 2024 ❤
Bridge Of Sighs is an INCREDIBLE song. That entire album is phenomenal
In city dreams
First Hendrix-esque that I liked. Please do "The fool and me", and "Bridge of sighs"
I Hope Create another Jimi Hendrix Band the 10000 JH imitators...
Can't stop listening to Robin!!
We would have first heard Robin Trower playing guitar on the first few Procol Harum albums. When he went solo, he created a trio with a drummer and bassist/singer. Bridge of Sighs is a great album from start to finish.
You would have heard him before Procol with a band called The Paramount's. They had a semi hit called Poison Ivy. The Paramount's eventually would become Procol Harum for the most part.
Old man here. First concert I ever saw was Robin Trower, when I was 16. A contemporary of both Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, you can hear the influences of all 3 in each other's playing. I was shocked to hear the words, "...never heard of Robin Trower", but better late than never. Welcome.
Bridge of sighs and fool and me.
Saw him in the "70"s , Another KICK ASS, SICK ASS THREE PIECE BAND!! 😁😍🤯🔥🎸🐐😁😍🤯🔥🎸🐐
Classic album. James Dewar had a wonderful bluesy voice. Love the title track.
A perfect match for their music indeed.
Robin on guitar, James Dewar on bass and lead vocals, Reg Isidore on drums.
Stank face enabled @ 6:15 - level:EPIC.
You two are a really adorable couple
Robin Trower, is awesome, you’ll really enjoy it
Not one bad track on this album.personal favorite about to begin
I'm glad to be old enough to have listened to this first-hand. Trower is an artist to not be missed, especially the first 3 Lps.
I wish I could somehow explain the importance of music in my life during my childhood in the late 50's into the 60's and on through the 70's and onwards...I just cannot describe it; but as a 70 year old man it's so fine to watch the excitement and joy of you both, and others, discovering, enjoying and re-living what I discovered and enjoyed over the decades now.
Sounds......so many!
PS: Nik, yer a fine guitar player.
Love to you and lex, both.
Robin Trower is one of my favorite artists. Have seen him live 5 times, last time was in 2017.
Seen him first in 1976 as support for The Rolling Stones. He was better. Greetings from Utrecht, Holland.
Wow! I did not expect you to choose this! Glad you loved it. I always think of Robin as the bridge from Hendrix to Stevie Ray. This whole album is a stone cold classic!
Saw the Sray Cats, Robin Trower and SRV all the same night in the 80s at Starlight Theater in KC. Epic!!
One of the best, if not the best, outros ever.
That entire album is fantastic! Don't miss out on listening to all of it. You should really check out Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush as well.
my two older brothers and i saw robin trower live at the swing auditorium in san bernadino, ca. we'd been listening to his bridge of sighs album non-stop for months. it was the summer just before 8th grade for me, and it was my first concert. robin trower walked on stage with his bass player and drummer, said bellow, and proceeded to play the entire bridge of sighs album without breaking at all. it was fantastic. a number of years later, my brothers and i were driving through fresno, ca. , and happened to look up at a theater marquee that said: mahogany rush, tonight. on a whim, we went. frank marino just leveled every person attending. he took us, the audience, to places we'd not planned on going... and it just kept on and on. amazing. we were losing our minds in the most extreme blues/rock guitar solos and riffs and chords. after 4 encores, mr. marino called a night. the lights came on, canned music began to play, janitors began sweeping. whereupon, every concert goer there, started stomping their feet. the place started to shake like crazy. then someone on a loud speaker started threatening the crowd with legal consequences, whereupon large objects , like chairs, stared flying we kept clapping and yelling for more. anything not tied down was in the air and a true riot started. thankfully, frank and his band came back on stage (after 10-15 of mayhem), and played two more encores.... fantastic .
Brings my back to high school. Excellent album. Excellent guitarist.
Robin Thrower , stoned , headphones , !!!
I love seeing young people react to Robin Trower! It’s always the same. He is not known generally these days but he always seems to induce Wonderment and pleasure. This was go to for me in my younger days.
You have to try the song Bridge of Sighs and from another album Shame The Devil.
BTW Opeth does an amazing cover of Bridge of Sighs.
I concur. I have introduced Trower to many of my friends.
Yessss!!! So pumped to see this post - Michelle Michelle you freakin’ rock. 🤘🏼
Too young guys. But this is our history!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
You poor young folks…..this album came out when I was in high school. I still do this song in the band, and people STILL love it.
Growing up in the late 60’s and 70’s was beyond awesome. People were nicer, and the music was amazing……
I love Robin Trower. He is a blues guitarist from England
If there ever was a definitive guitar 🎸 player of a genre it was him among other greats thank you for recognizing..
Trower Power! Blowes your mind still! So great to see young people enjoying this top quality music. Put the headphones on, fire one up and put on Somebody Calling, off the In City Dreams Album 😎
Hi Nick N Lex. Love me some Robin Trower. Saw him in 1983 In Austin. Great show and great memories. I knew Nick was going to dig his guitar work. Keep up the good work.
Nick, kind of surprised you never heard this. Great music!
I especially love Robin Trower at high volume. Awesome on the axe!
Sooooo many people never knew Robin, but I bought each album of his as released....what a luxury....each time I play it for someone, they get the same shock i got back then
Whole album is fire
So Great. I was born in ‘64 and have listened to tons of music from the 70’s. Robin Trower also evaded me until a friend/co-worker turned me onto him on or about ‘94. I’ve been a huge fan of his guitar playing, his vibe and great songs ever since. I was lucky to catch Robin live just a few years ago. Robin in his early 70’s is still out there kicking butt. Vocalist and bass player James Dewer (RIP 2002) recorded nine albums with Trower from ‘73-‘83. Those early albums are all worth looking into. Great stuff.
I saw Robin once and the guy put us in a trance. Unbelievable guitar mastery. Electric blues rock at its finest!
Bridge of Sighs next please! Awesome song from a great guitarist, instant goose bumps.
Robin Trower has wicked tone!
And now you are HOOKED!! But wait, there's more...
I met and talked with Robin Trower backstage at The House Of Blues in New Orleans. He was a very cool dude. Very mellow.
I saw Robin Trower live just 10 years ago in downtown Boise. I was right at the stage so I was about 6 feet away from him during the entire show. I think everyone on stage was over 55, especially Robin, but they put on a great performance (most of the audience was probably in the same age bracket). I'm surprised at how many people have never heard of him, but they would recognize the song "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (Procol Harum) if they heard it.
Cool, I saw him a bunch of times in the old days, including point blank a couple times. We got so high just from seeiing the intro to Bridge of Sighs from 3 feet away from him. So underrated, a sweet Fender that could overpower you in a great way.
'That stone just keeps on rolling, bringing me some real bad news. The takers get the honey. Givers sing the blues'. That awesome soulful vocalist for this version of the band is the bass player James Dewar RIP. Robin Trower is the player behind all those incredible psychedlic blues rock guitar riffs! Needless to say, back in the day we all used to get a little too rolling stoned when we would rock out to this music.
My first concert. Robin Trower, Sept. 1974, Paramount, Seattle. Such a great show for a brand new album.
Great song choice
Discovered Robin Trower - guitarist - during the 70's in my teens with this very album. I heard the title track and bought the album....then bought all those with vocalist the Late James Dewar who's tone so fitted perfectly with Robins playing. Those albums are wonderful. Years later I found out Robin was in Procol Harum. - Really ? so I looked at some old footage and there he was - I nearly turned a whiter shade of pale - who knew this guy would go solo and become the son of Hendrix ? A live album from 1976 live at Stockholm Concert Hall and a track called "Daydream" is pure utter bliss with some guitar sustain that will leave you gasping. Just a beautiful wonderful track leaving you happy & stunned at the same time....Yes there is a studio version - but this live version is on another level...."Daydream" you will float away......Other guitarists around the 70's + ? - "Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush" - He even does Hendrix cover versions & his solo albums are also incredible. He even sings like Jimi Hendrix. Great reaction to a great guitarist I've loved for decades. Thankyou.
Robin just turned 76 and is still touring, as the pandemic allows, and kicking a$# on the guitar. One of my faves is the live version of Daydream on Robin Trower Live.
Nickkkk..robin tower sat in hendrix shadow freekin awsome guitarist the whole album rocks good to see you guys!!!😁
1970s YES. Robin Trower is an excellent find. Yes, dirty but not overdone. Texture. Too much becomes a 'thing' and gets in the way of the music.
Another great choice on your channel! Robin Trower is fantastic but his late great bass player and lead vocalist Jim Dewar was very special too, sadly missed. Nice reaction too!
I got to see him in 1977 with Eddie Money (his first tour) Robin Trower and Wishbone Ash! a Great show!
Rock Royalty!! Was in Procol Harum... He's 76 years old and still tours
That creamy Trower legato is so distinctive.
Trower was in Procol Harum back in the late 60s. Try a Procol Harum song called A Salty Dog. A wonderful song and an incredible sailing tale.
I was a kid listening to early Beach Boys (they're great), but when my cousin played Bridge of Sighs for me it figuratively blew my mind. Floyd, Jimi, Cream, it all opened up.
Robin was the original guitarist with Procol Harum! Check out their albums "Broken Barricades" and/or "Home" - Power Failure - Simple Sister and Song For a Dreamer (Trower's homage to Hendrix) and the title cut Broken Barricades and from Home, About to Die, Whiskey Train and Still There'll be More are good examples of the band before Trower exited.
Saw Trower the 1st time in 75 opening for Humble Pie! What a gig! The next time was 78 and he was headlining, with Wishbone Ash as the opener.
I'm glad you two are digging the 70's sound. Enjoy your journey. ☮
When I first heard Trower as a teenager, I couldn’t believe how much I enjoyed it! This album is incredible, every note!
Saw him again 5 or 6 years ago in a very small venue on Long Island and he was fantastic! Still shredding!
Thanks Michelle Michelle! I requested Robin Trower a couple of times in my comments but I'm kind of new around here. I still was thinking maybe they picked it up from me! This is a great song for the day! Peace!
Then this is in your honor, John. Nick & Lex set up a system so we can donate to request songs (Buy Me a Coffee). I was lucky to get in quickly and paid to request a few. Right now, it’s closed until they catch up, I guess. But they will set it up again. 🤪
Will have to watch this after work! One of the greatest "Albums" ever created. Trower wasn't dubbed the "English Hendrix" for nuthin'.
Always loved the "change" and breakdown at the end to get everybody clappin' and feeling the groove, great way to end the album. One of my fave tracks on this one. Every song is soulful, and he makes his guitar scream and cry like the best of them. So glad you are discovering one of my favorite guitarists :D.
Opeth even does an awesome version of the title-track "Bridge of Sighs". Trower is a VERY respected guitarist by his peers.
That chorus (those words):
"But that stone just keeps on rolling
Bringing me some real bad news
Takers get the honey
Givers sing the blues"
. . . man, ain't _that_ the truth!
NickNLex . . . you guys hardly know Deep Purple??? WE all need to change this. Robin Trower, Ritchie Blackmore, Michael Schenker, Gary Moore and many others (from Judas Priest, early Scorpions w/Uli Jon Roth, Triumph and guitarist Rick Emmett), and heck, if you don't know DP, that means we'll need to get you guys into Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio! How do WE get you 2 into a lifetime of great music in a few weeks? :D
Note: Robin Trower (guitarist) is 76 years old and STILL touring. He comes to LA often and I have yet to see him.
He's an excellent guitarist is Robin Trower. I saw him a couple of times back in the early 70s, including Reading Festival in 1975. You'll enjoy a lot of his stuff.
You guys should hear the Live version off of "Robin Trower Live"!! The whole Live album is unbelievable!! Love you guys!!
Love some Robin Trower.Very iconic guitarist. Legend.👍🤘
i had this on 8 track in high school and in May 1975 got to see Robin Trower in Baltimore live 3rd row- could not hear for a week!
Another of my all time favourite guitarists, Robin's style reminds me of a more bluesy Holdsworth.
Thanx for this, cheers!
When they do this song live they raise the pitch just before the second solo and it really adds a whole new dimension to the song
Yet another great choice and reaction. Bridge Of Sighs is definitely in my top ten albums from the 70s. Every track is a gem... Cheers Bob....
Robin Trower played with Procol Harum .Whiter Shade of Pale being their biggest hit.
After going solo,he is the first guitarist to take what Jimi Hendrix used and was using until his death and attempt to keep experimenting with those particular effects,chord structures,scales,etc.
The Bridge of Sighs album is incredible and is an awesome continuation of that Hendrix sound.
There are many "tributes" and covers of Hendrix but very few have really tried to stay within a pure Jimi set up.
Jon Butcher/Jon Butcher Axis is another good example I think,and Eric Gales as well.
You should hear his song “Daydream.” Love Robin Trower. You can hear a Hendrix influence.
Robin is is still touring and recording today and he's well into his 70s. It's a different band now, as James Dewar on vocals and bass has passed and I believe the drummer also has passed. He has recorded three albums with Jack Bruce of Cream fame as well but he had a great run in the 70s and like a lot of his peers he continued to produce music but never got the accolades he got in the 70s. He was originally in the prog rock 60s band Procol Harum but left to form his own band.
Ooooh yea. Been following Robin Trower since he left Procol Harum. I concert with the driving bass of James and Robin’s screaming guitar left your heart pounding and ears ringing for hours afterwards.
In recommendation of other songs listed in comments I might add “Hannah”.👍
Thank you, Thank you! Michelle Michelle!!
Trower, Little Bit of Sympathy. Great jam!
Thanx ya'll,I love,love that whole album.Hey from Augusta, Ga.
Robin is the blues rock man!!! So under rated. Trower just had the best Strat tone to my ears. Got to do Day of the Eagle, his go to song!
The whole Bridge of Sighs record is a tour de force. I like the licks on “The fool and me” and “Day of the Eagle.” Glad you guys are digging RT! ✌️
Great album and this song is my favorite from it.....Love watching you guys just vibe out to this.
Bridge of Sighs is one of my all-time favorite albums from beginning to end it's amazing. It's funny you should have you first reaction to this album today because I believe I saw that it was released on this very day, April 20.
I used to have a cassette tape by Robin Trower, from I believe 82 called 'Back It Up'. I played one song over and over, it was called "Benny Dancer" The great Dewar just knocks it out the ballpark, Trower knows guitars.
As soon as a I saw you were reacting to Robin Trower I clicked like it was an emergency reflex. My friends and I would jam to his albums all the time which was a great way to learn for a bunch of 13 - 14 year old's. He used a phase shifter pedal btw (precursor to the flange). That classic Strat sound is quite like Hendrix and Ritchie Blackmore as you noted the Deep Purple sound. The entire album is Fire. 🔥😎👍🍁
Thank you Lady & Gentleman- Finally someone doin some classic 70's rock from a group that just doesnt get much air play on reaction channels.I am diggin it!.