Description
Jimi Hendrix may have catapulted the guitar into a different stratosphere, but Robin Trower can certainly lay claim to a body of work that deserves to be heard on another planet. At the psychedelic heights of his 70’s power trio heyday, Trower (along with drummer Reg Isidore and incomparable vocalist and bassist Jimmy Dewar) produced a hat-trick of albums to rival any three-piece outfit, from Hendrix and ZZ Top, to the prototypical blues-rock power trio – Cream.
With a career spanning more than six decades, Trower has been there, done it, and got the gig-soaked t-shirt. As well as being the driving force behind Procol Harum’s success, he’s even collaborated with Cream maestro Jack Bruce, and ventured down the psychedelic-reggae-pop route with Livingstone Brown and Maxi Priest.
Now an established and prized part of the British blues-rock furniture, Trower plays with the freedom, poise, and prowess of a man who has No Worlds Left To Conquer.
