I Listen To Daydream by Robin Trower For The First Time! 

1973 I was 23 and just back from Vietnam. Trower welcomed me home. I wore this LP out

The great James Dewar

James Dewar vocals and bass.R.i.P.The best band ever.Robins still going.

James' honey voice was the perfect accompaniment to Robin's guitar genius. On the LIVE 1975 version Robin paid homage to 'The Man', referring to Jimi...

Saw Robin twice. Once in a little night club in San Rafael,Ca . I stood 15 feet from him while he performed..

Thanks for recognizing the incredible talent of this 3 piece band.

The man can play My favorite from is Too Rolling Stoned

Damn, great to hear itt again. Trower's sound was so original. And this melancholy vibe was part of my teen's mind soundtrack. (Walking through the fog lamenting the loss of my true lot, at 15. lol)

Check out the live version from Robin Trower Live. It's even better and Robin stretches out a bit. James Dewars vocal is, as here, sublime.

Thanks for reacting to one of my favorite songs. I bought this album shortly after it came out in '73... when I was a quite out of control. After a 2-day bender on acid, mescaline or some other illicit substance, I would put the headphones on and fall asleep listening to this album. Glad those days are over but, I still love me some Robin Trower. Robin and Frank Marino from Mahogany Rush were both big fans of Jimi Hendrix and you can hear a lot of Jimmy in their playing. Robin's smooth style along with the tone and especially, that phase shifter, gave his playing such power... and daydream is the perfect song to illustrate that. Near the end of the song, when he starts sawing on those three chords, is one of my favorite musical moments. Just so powerful. Incidentally, the last time I heard, Robin was still touring and going strong at nearly 80 years of age

I got chills on the first line. Feel like I’m swimming through the daydream. Saw him play with Eric Johnson, Koko Taylor and B.B. King headliner. Also opened for Jethro Tull w/ Starcastle Too Old to Rock n Roll to Young to Die tour.

He is a living ad for Fender Stratocaster Guitars. 🎸

Thanks for the Robin Trower. Another great guitarist from that era was Tommy Bolin. He only had two albums before died of an overdose. Teaser and private eyes.

Very cool song from him. He has such a touch. Great with BLT (Jack Bruce on bass) too.

😅met him after four different shows.... the best part is he is a humble guy who loves to meet fans after the show. I even had him sign my Traveler Speedster - he asked if it was really a guitar? He smiled. He then autographed my ukulele- and said "I've never touched one of these before"..... he is so cool.

James dewar, Scottish singer used to play with stone the crows, maggie bell singer no one covered her yet! Alex harvey of sensational alex harvey bands, brother played in stone the crows died on stage, electrocuted by Mike stand I think. (70s)all great bands! Give them a try ✌️

My favorite Robin Trower song he has a lot of them but "Daydream "is heavenly!

Hendrix influenced but bluesier for sure,the vocals of one of the most underrated Jimmy Dewar. What a gem!

Hey brother , more Robin please. Thanks !!!

Another disciple of Hendrix. Jimi had such a tremendous influence.

this has been one of my favorite songs since the moment I heard it and listen to Jimi Hendrix's often covered "Little Wing" for a point of reference.

- Master of "the note": could milk it slowly, soulfully, for all it's worth! :)

I love the Hendrix influence. And so clean and worked out.

Pronounce Procol HARE-UM...James Dewar on vocals...RIP.

and I love how the organ provides nice contrast to the guitar.

Yea still rockin today, salute Robin!

This is such a melodically beautiful slow blues tune, and James Dewar was the perfect vocalist and bassist to accompany Robin Trower. I got to see them perform this live in the late 70's. I will never forget.

The live version is even better.

Vocals and Bass by James Dewar.

The live version of this is the best version strong and powerful 😊

Man was truly underappreciated, was up there with Jimmy, Stevie, Eddie you name it he could hold his own. I don't care what anybody says, they cant see this there fkn deaf.

The live version of this song is even better than the studio version. Live in Stockholm Sweden 1975

Robin has Vast Album History spanning Decades. His 1987 record , Passion his Finest in my Opinion.

Power Failure, The Devil Came from Kansas, Whiskey Train. Just a few from Procol Harum.

So second reaction I have watched first being “Watermelon in Easter Hay”, one of my favorites, I saw Frank and have seen Robin as well, this is my favorite album, and songs first off Thanks, and good reviews, I do hope you have started down the Zappa “Rabbit hole”……

Very nice reaction.

A great power Trio, but try Stevie Ray Vaughan "Voodoo Child" live in Austin Tx....no one plays Blues quite like him!

You think the Red Hot Chili Peppers might have been influenced by this song for the guitar sound on their tune "Under The Bridge"? I recommend the Procol Harum tune "Poor Mohammad" for some of Trower's best work with that band.

One of my favorites from Mr. Trower but I prefer the live version. 💪🤠🎸

Really great song !

All Robins albums are great .listen to procal harums broken barricades album

GOTTA CHECK OUT, DAY OF THE EAGLE, BRIDGE OF SIGNS N TOO ROLLNG STONED. ROCK ON 👊🖖

I always thought that when you listened to a Robin Trower track you got 2 songs for the price of one.

Daydream is PURE POETRY.

PROCOL HARUN WITH AN N IS LATIN FOR "FAR FROM BEYOND THINGS" WAS THE NATURE OF THE BAND 😂 ROBIN TROWER IF YOU LOOK AT THE TITLE OF THE ALBUM DAYDREAM COMES FROM ECHOS THAT THEME 😂 ROBIN TROWER IS THE GREATEST ❤ LOVE YOU ROBIN SEE YOU IN HOLMFIRTH IN MAY ❤

YEH TWICE REMOVED FROM YESTERDAY !!!!!!!!!!!!! 😂 ANDREW WARRINGTON BLUES CLUB ❤

Now go listen to the live version on his album Living Out Of Time [Live]

Really? First time? I wonder how much more than Trower you haven't heard? I'm serioiusly rolling back a few decades now.... lol Beautiful guitar work/guitarist... Ooooo.... you missed the 8-track years didn't you? lol

RT...my goat

Procul Har room lol.

The live album is so much better

Why dont you play them keyboards for us one time? I have a Hammond-Suzuki B3 but it doesnt have fancy lights.

People from 60s and early 70s blessed with great music😂😂😂

Procle haroom?

No voice from you dude

Anything off of Bridge of Sighs or Victims of the Fury albums is golden