Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs In Concert Preview 

I miss James Dewar on vocals and bass!

"Bridge of Sighs". One of the greatest song Robin has ever tecorded. The first two seconds of the song and you instantly recognize what it is. Phenomenal.............

Robin Trower.. For me, for so many reasons, the greatest Rock Blues guitarist of all time. The Live album of `75` set new standards. Sure, Jimi Hendrix was burning his own spectacular fire through his drug fuelled Purple Haze, but no one before or since has bought such depth and emotion to the sound of the Guitar.. God bless you Robin, the one and only..

One of the all time best guitar albums. It has aged better than most to say the least. Robin is still playing soulfully!

One of the most underrated guitar artists of all time

Huge respect to Robin, I hope to be 1/2 as motivated and cool as he is when I'm that age!

and yet he's still not in the R&R Hall of Fame.... Inconceivable..

I remember hearing this song for the very first time instantly liked it all time favorite song

I've loved Robins playing for years and years. It's a master class on how to leave space between the notes rather than shred,shred,shred!

When I was a teenager if I wanted to just leave the present day of what was going on in my life, I put on this song and zoned out.

A Brilliant Guitarist.

Robin Trower was the 1st concert I ever went to back in 1974. They weren't even the headliner. It was Black Oak Arkansas. But Trower stole the show and I was blown away. I loved him then and still love him almost 50 years later! Keep jamming'!

What we are seeing and hearing is a man who has worked at perfecting his technique and tone for decades + the pedals, the amps etc all upgraded and worked on until they’re the best they can be. Top stuff, Robin, cheers! :)

I was 12 years old when I first heard Trower!!! Blew me away!!!!

One of the very best guitarist ever! You always know when Robin is playing, he is so unique!

Robin may grow old, but his music is as fresh as ever. Timeless.

This is being played at my funeral. Cheers from the Rockies Robin 🎸

Amazing guitar player and truly dedicated to his craft. Been a fan the majority of my life. Thank you Mr. Trower!!!!

Instant killer song the first time I heard it in the ‘70s. Got to see him in a small club in ‘82 and he did not disappoint. Truly one of a kind, thank you Robin!

I saw Robin in the 70's at Tampa stadium, Tampa Florida. It was an awesome concert. Robin still has it. He is one of the best! ❤️❤️❤️🦋

Robin's stuff cuts right through the BS of modern music and let's it know who's in charge here...

I first saw RT live at the Santa Monica Civic back in 1978, James Dewar RIP on bass and vocals. Seen him two times since. Most def go again!

Mother of God man...Saw Trower last in 1990...Las Vegas. Still coming down... What an inspiration....When I am 80 I want to be blazin a trial like this in whatever capacity! YEA!!

At the age of 20, I saw Robin Trower at the 1975 Reading festival in the UK, and he’s always been one of my top favorite 10 musicians of all time.

Love this song, Thanks Mr. Trower, you have made me smile for decades.

It's amazing to see how Robin Trower is still so absorbed by playing, even if its been for the millionth time! Incredible!

The first note took me right back to high school 1977...

Robin a legendary guitarist

I had the privilege of meeting Robin years ago at a music festival in the Chicago area. A true British gentleman and an amazing performer and guitarist.

How is Robin Trower and his band not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? This should be criminal. Thanks people!

I've seen him several times, and have never been disappointed, always a GREAT show. If & when he comes around here I'll seem again.

I saw Robin so many time in Chicago in the 70s awesome times. Awesome concerts and great weed .

Loved Robin's musc in the 70s....that live album! Remains one of my favourites of that era. The music of my youth!

Omg I love this trio so much. The vocals are perfect, matching Robins sound... I'd love to buy this on a live album perhaps.

Saw R T 30 yrs ago and he was Great and here he is today, still great as a Zen Master of Electric Guitar w so much taste and power and soul.

Robin Tower has earned to be forever cool and a true master of the rock guitar.

So Nice😊❤👍✌️

Beautiful Beautiful

💪 legendary!

Robin Trower is 78. Amazing! Go Robin!

Bridge of Sighs album was permanently next to my stereo at all times for years! Top shelf Top ten best of all my albums! I still get to see him in Dallas a lot. Got him a gal singer now on his new album

Saw the band live at the Hollywood Bowl some 35 years ago. Very good show.

Like fine wine.. Robin just gets better with age..

One of the most under rated guitarist in the history of guitars

I'll take this over shredding any day.

Keep on rocking Robin

This cat was original cool. Played this album after school on gray days. This song never leaves you.

I had this 8 track in my truck and drive the back roads with my buds loving this music, and I still do today. It's like a time machine and it takes me back 50 years by just turning up the volume. I've always placed you high on my list of the best and am thrilled to see and listen again. Thank you, Sir.

Saw him live a couple of years ago and he could still play very well. He was really good.

Still have my bridge of sighs album that my dad got me in high school. Still love it

Robin Trower....he was my main influence to get me started on my guitar playing journey. The Bridge of Sighs and Live albums and 8 Track tapes... I wore them out playing so often. I remember listening to Too Rolling Stoned in the morning, blaring in my car of the high-school parking lot....late for home room. The assistant principal came out asking, "Why aren't you in class?" My reply, " Robin's solo isn't over yet, " I got to see him live after my stint in the service, in a club called the 49th Street Minning Company. Great small venue....sounded heavenly ...thick syrupy blues, searing leads, strat, Marshall, Fulltone Deja Vibe, wah, overdrive....ahhh yes. I still have a setup just for Trower to this day. I agree with the comment... we miss Dewar's bass and vocals....glad Robin is still rockin'.

I got Robin's first 3 albums as soon as they were released. I still listen to them on a regular basis even now. The Bridge of Sighs album just never gets old. It is absolutely awesome with headphones played loud!🎸🎸🎸

Saw him at a little bar in Newark De. The stone balloon back in the 70s. Great to see him play that close up.

1984. My friend asked me to skip photography class and hang out at his place to smoke some afternoon weed. After about an hour in, he said I had to listen to this album "Bridge Of Sighs", since I played guitar. I made him play it twice for me. Everything from the album art to "that sound" coming from Robin was the most amazing thing I've experienced in ages! That moment made such an impact on me, musically, I went out that evening and pick up a copy (still have it) and listened in a few more times. A great memory I'll always cherish. Thanks Robin!

Heard this song everyday in the 70s and 80s on Detroit radio..excellent 👍

Memories of the 70's. Love it.

I saw this Dude in 1977 Hollywood Sportatorium in Hollywood Florida. I was 17 at the time. Great Concert...😎

"Bridge of Sighs", a master stroke, a great listen and fun to play. Thank you Robin😂

Nice job Mr. Bassist!!!! Keep up the good work. Mr. Trower should be delighted to have YOU on board! Robin YOU Sir are the GREATEST.

Robin Trower went to see and hear them in the early 70s at the Victoria Hall in Hanley Stoke on Trent support band was Motorhead ,what a fabulous night that was ,happy days and great music

Thanks Robin for all the great years 🙏❤️

A Masterful guitarist and an icon of the rock world indeed.

Robin Trower has THE greatest music there will ever be!! Robin Trower's is the definition of music and so - awesome!!!!!

Saw him in the late 70s. The loudest gig I ever went to, my ears rang for days

Played his live concert on screen before Johnny winter played at Winterland in San Francisco in March 1974 4 days before I swore in to the USAF to play onoe in the USAF Academy Band. One of the loudest shows ever!

My first concert was this guy. 1978 Columbus, OH. I live Robin Trower to this day.

Saw Robin Trower at Winterland in fall of 73 he was amazing one of the best rock concerts I've ever attended!

ROBIN, WE ARE ALL SO HAPPY YER STILL HITTIN THE PLANK HARD , STILL TOURING AND PLAYING! LEAVE THAT B.S. OF SETTIN ON THE FRONT PORCH AND WAVIN TO THE NEIGHBORS GOIN TO DILLONS TO OTHERS!!! BIG BRO! YOUR ONE OF THE VERY, VERY FEW THAT STILL SOUND AS GOOD OLDER NOW LIKE YOU SOUNDED IN YER 20,S!! KEEP ON GRINDIN AND SLIDIN ON THE NECK OF THAT GIT FIDDLE! HELPS KEEP US ALL YOUNGER!! J.R. N GOESSEL, KS!

Milwaukee mid-70's concert...amazing....wore this album out......."too rolling stoned"...and we were....

He is one of the best 👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯👌👌👌👌👍👍👍

No one has ever made a Stratocaster roar like Robin Trower. A magician of tone.

A trip down memory lane! What a great album. What a player. 👌

Listening to this song back in the day was like warm summers night with a sweet breeze blowing through the trees. All we knew about bands was gathered by looking at album covers. This album is that one in a million masterpiece. Thank you Robin. :)

When I was in my dorm room in 1976, all we had to say was "it's time for "The Robin""". And his live album was dutifully placed on the turntable as the room got a bit "aromatic", LOL! One of the all-time greats with his own, signature sound. Back in the early days, he was criticized as a Hendrix "Imitator", but nothing could be further from the truth. The guy was and is a master with his own signature sound. Long live "The Robin"!

One of my favorite LP's as a teenager. It's hard to believe it was released almost a half-century ago.

So beautiful and so deep. Lyrics and the music!

Love that guitar tone. It never gets old.

Great song and a better concert !!!!!!

Great to see Robin still ruling that Stratocaster! Awesome job, one of my all-time favorite albums, Bridge Of Sighs! God bless you, sir!

Saw R. Trower at the Grove in Anaheim a few years ago. Still has it, great concert!

He's still got it!

Seen him Utica Memorial Aud.in the 80s they blew the roof off of the place.As high as I was I still remember that awesome show!

At 55, I'm so late to the Trower camp. I always knew the big classic rock radio songs but never the deep tracks. That all changed about five years ago when I got deep into Bridge Of Sighs and Caravan To Midnight. I was hooked at that point and ever since, the Trower/Dewar partnership is one of my all-time favorites.

Let's give praise to Jim Marshall creator of Robins amazing amps . 🎸🎼🎼🎼🔊🔊🔊🔊

Master of tone and feel..

Seen him at house of blues in Hollywood great show ,l loved him as a kid he got me into guitar

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I hope I'll still be playing when I'm that old and cadaverous! He still sounds fine. I'll be seventy in a few months; still rockin'.

One of the greatest ever! I stood 10 feet from this man in a bar in Fort Lauderdale back in the early 1980's and it was one of my favorite live experiences with one of my favorite bands. The Live album is truly amazing! He is a guitar god!

God this took me home straight to the 70s. IMHO the best of times growing up on our way to becoming adult. Robin Trower my dear friends and I I spent many a night listening to this masterpiece.

G O A T after jimi 🎸🤟

❤❤❤look at Trower. We LOVE you Robin

Absolutely loved that ALBUM TROWER GREAT SONG

Anytime my buddies and I would go to a high school party. This was album came on sometime during the party.fantastic music

It is impressive this great guitarist is still playing at his age and so damned well too. Kudos to you Robin, I especially enjoyed your guest appearance with the great Bryan Ferry some years ago, a wild combination. Your record Bridges of Sighs is in my collection and I applaud this man for his guitarmmanship, fabulous guitarist.

Holy $#it I’m old I grew up with and watching Robin

Brings back memories.... Great tune.

I remember finding my dads old 8 track player, I popped this in and have loved it ever since.

After 50 years of that masterpiece it still gives Me Goosebumps which says Volumes of Robin’s work.

Saw Robin Trower back in the 90's at a small venue. Sunset Heights played that night too. It was an event.