Day Of The Eagle - Robin Trower. 

Today’s music doesn’t hold a candle to this. ❤️

At 62 I can still sit back, eyes closed and remember so well seeing them live. Brings back great memories.

This music is SO COOL, but never got the credit it SO deserved!!! Thanks Robin!!!

The late James Dewar had some of the best pipes in the business as well.

listened to this album in stereo headphones when I was homeless, 17 at the apartment of Greek mentors who took me in for a few months after they learned I was sleeping in the apt. complex pool house & eating half an arbys sandwich per day. they were gentlemen & like my big brothers. Baltimore. Some music always connects u to times and places that stay forever.

Robin Trower should have been in the top ten guitarists of all time. In my book he is.

Timeless, heard it at thirteen, still love it at fifty-six.

I played the album in 1974 when I went into the Army at the recption center and all of us Pucks thought was the most powerful sounding music ever!!!

I saw him play a night club in Baltimore back in the mid 80's,he was spectacular.He never got he credit he deserved.

For someone who doesn't know what Classic Rock is, they need to hear this song.

This song burns. Robin Trower was on another level.

That opening is like a sledghammer to the head! As kickass as it gets!

This is a must have album..Every song is a 10!

Robin Tower and Pat Travers...words fail me. Back in the day, this was real classic rock. Not the 4 or 5 same songs they play all day on the coporate stations you hear in the Dentist office today. Like the 91, whatever the Creek, Ocean , or River. Hahaha Big Mac? Hahaha whatever the franchise tells them to call themselves or play.

The very definition of POWER TRIO james dewars voice is timeless

100% Unadulterated ROCK AND ROLL !!! Simple riff; spine chilling experience.

This is such a Jam! Saw him at The Golden Bear in Huntington Beach,what a experience!

I saw him in Providence, R.I. at "The Living Room" 1985 and I still say he's the best living guitar player

James Dewar..big and powerful voice for such a little guy. Very soulful and macho

god the sound of his guitar so atmospheric awesome

The 70s brought me here. Well technically, being born in the late 60s and surviving this long has. Never heard of him though, or just dont remember. Great song, love finding these hidden gems, its like the 70s still exist, even if for a few minutes.

Very much agreed Bill Alden ! Love Trower !!!!

H E A V Y!!!!!!!..Trower is in my top 5 rock guitarist ever. Super super album.

Cant stop listening to this one! Sounds like jimi and jeff healey🤘

60 yrs old. Remember this from WAY,WAY back. Wish I had listened to more of it back then. This is MUSIC.

If I had a radio talk show, THIS would be my opening song. That'd wake the listeners up and let them know they need to buckle up.

One of the best guitarist EVER!!!

A few years back I learned this song for one of the cover bands I was in, learning Robin's leads was an eye opening and awesome learning experience that I will always cherish, so much feeling and emotion in his playing. He is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time.

one of the best rock songs ever!! turn it up!!

l gotta RobinTrower pick....I was up front,house of blues in Orlando,fl..I made eye contact with him ,how about a pick please I asked, in which he looked right back at me and mouthed you ready?I nodded yeah man in which time he took the pick he was playing with and flicked it like a beer cap.hit me right between the frickin eyes! blowed my mind..I have it still to this day.. Not for sale though.....

Rush Montrose ROBIN TROWER Phila Spectrum November 1976 GREAT concert!

My old high school music. I still love it.

This is the first tiMe that I've heard it and it KICKS ASS.

Very cool song and one of my favs by Robin Trower. Definitely in the class of guitarists like Clapton and Hendrix.

I saw Robin Trower in Dayton,Ohio 1975 Hara Arena was one of the best shows I had ever seen.

The Great James Dewar !

Pure power opening! Still great after all these years. A great live band!

I was in Germany and was mad at this girl just met. I still love this song

This man was seriously over looked in the 70s, so much so that I saw him perform at a small town festival in the suburbs of Chicago 6 or 7 years ago and I thought he must really love the music to have played the venues he did in the 70s and to play a small town festival today

Ah, even the surface noise from the vinyl makes me nostalgic.

Playing this in a "classic rock" band was my first exposure to Trower, and i've loved him (and his band) ever since. 30 years now, never dimmed.

Bust ass - waxing up and getting pump before riding some shit kicking surf North Shore - this song was the one that got the hojo up.

My favorite Trower song

One of my favourite albums,brilliant!

Isaiah 40:31 (KJV) “But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.”

. Great Guitarist, lets not forget the vocals and drummer, Man could Jimmy sing.

Saw him on my 20th bday. Boathouse in Norfolk VA in 1988. I remember thinking this guy is freakin awesome on a fender. One of my best concert memories. Hell yeah Trower Rocks!

What a ride! These guys are fantastic!

I saw him play at Tampa Stadium in 1976! I was 16 years Old! I will be 65 in 3 1/2 years! I told you, Man! " God himself!" Of the Guitar!

Absolute classic...total badass...whole album schredds

WARM. SOUNDS WARM

Killer . Got he vinyl since the early 80's . My friends were AWED !

James Dewar, all day long....!

Leslie West / Montrose and Trower Baltimore Civic Center 73 or 74......phenomenal

Love that it was pulled from vinyl. Cant imagine anyone listening to this did not hear it first on vinyl. Trower rips and is almost Hendrix-esque on this cut. I have it on vinyl, original press and would NEVER give it up. When I pull it out, the non-rocker types go, "WOW, who is that?"

Even though I am into shred metal as a guitarist. Thank you to a friend who turned me onto Trower. When I needed to let blues take me away PEACE

No doubt a real power trio! Awsome! Love it to this day! Play it for youngsters who are discovering great guitar and are blown away! True test of time!

Man this song jams baby!!!!!!

I grew up listening good to this music. Good stuff. .

Had this albu m in the 70s...still awesome

Robin Trower- The Hendrix of the 70's.

One of the best songs ever

Robin trower he is an all time great

You surf your buzz to this tune.hang ten.

A song this powerful, of this caliber, is unobtainable today with the current pack of "artists". God bless you, Mr. Trower.

One of the greats!......

The most underrated guitar.....oh never mind.....

Trower=Timeless....

Damn, that was a great song!

How is it possible I'm hearing this for the first time? This is great!!

Stoner's Delight!

Saw him in 1975 with Ruby Star and Grey Ghost along with Ten Years After. Alvin Lee and co. stole the show. Trower was great and so where the habits I have long dropped since.

best album ever

Early 80's Back stage with Robin (HARPOS)Detroit- The (RITZ) Detroit great memories Robin! So down to earth.👍

No pyrotechnics just a band who could blow your brains out with just there talent

Love this tune, and the recording. At the end, you can hear the vinyl 'pop' sounds. Excellent.

Thanks for the excellent song...

What a classic! A great trio! Brings back memories , 70's a great music decade! I was 13 when I had this on 8 track! Great times!

Its incomprehensible what gets forgotten after a decade of art passes.

I love me some Robin trower

Guitar hero ... Robin Trower 😎🇺🇸⚓️

reminds me of being stationed in Germany lonely. barracks cold German beer and good music

One of the best concerts I ever saw.

THE SHIT ! .....R TROWER ....sadly people forget him.

Certainly one of the most talented players, and if there's somebody better out there I haven't heard them yet!

Thanks, Supernatural !

I saw him open for Peter frampton in 1995, he blew frampton away.

drove up to baltimore from northern virginia to see them and leslie west at the civic cernter in the mid seventies. my ears still ring to this day. second best concert i ever attended (ramones, childe harold in dc, like 1977, #1).

I want to be Robin Trower when I grow up!

I'm back again,,,so many 50th anniversaries ~

Trower was really awsomre to listen to back then, and just as much now. His music truly is timeless. It really makes me sad that many of these great musicians one by one are slowly reaching the age where they're being called to their final resting place. The late 60s and early 70s was a time of many great rock musicians. Personally I don't believe that time we'll ever be repeated although there are many good musicians now I don't think they have the enthusiasm and even the ability that some of the greats like Clapton, Trower, Hendrix, and many others had. They were just very talented musicians. The list would be too long to put on this comment but I really miss those times. I think the bands today should pay more attention to some of these greats and try to emulate them. Bands need to hear the driving energy that rock music had back then, and do their best to copy it. There are some really great cover bands who are quite talented, but they don't write the music they're only playing music that was already written. It would be nice to hear current music that has the same driving energy behind it. It's probably hoping for too much and wishing for something that just won't happen but I I think there's a lot of room for improvement. One of the things I believe that makes current bands different from bands of the 70s is what motivates them. In the seventies these musicians played from their hearts they really loved what they were doing and money was a secondary issue for many of these musicians. Now I believe money is the front issue and whatever they can create that's just good enough is what they're going to create. . Today's music enthusiasts really need to be exposed to this kind of music so they can understand what was going on in the music scene back in the sixties and seventies, and even many of the things going on in the world at that time.

saw them live. they were fantastic

Saw this band in 1982 in a small bar called kidnapers in Charlotte nc . totally amazing....

My grand kids found this albums and RT was the best..

Excellent guitar player. A blend of Hendricks and Gibbons.

I love this album the songs are amazing

he knew how to crank speakers in the day !!!

i watch form the love livin in the day of the eagle...the eagle not the dove- Priceless

acid and shrooms from 70-76. Top ten for sure and I survived. 66 now and 2 hits on a doob' and I'm rite back there. all the synapses lite-up

Now this is jams