Robin Trower (born 1945) is an English rock guitarist, noted for his blues-rock solo career from the early 1970s and his earlier work with Procol Harum.

Known for his Fender Stratocaster tone and Hendrix-influenced style; key 1970s records include Twice Removed From Yesterday and the 1974 Bridge of Sighs. Early career included membership in Procol Harum; James Dewar was a notable singer/bassist in his band.

Reviews praise Robin Trower's expressive Stratocaster-driven blues rock, his mastery of tone and touch, and key records like Bridge of Sighs and live recordings. Critics note Hendrix influence, long career arc from Procol Harum to solo fame, and the importance of singers such as James Dewar. Overall reception is celebratory and nostalgic.

For:Fans of blues rock, classic rock listeners, guitarists and collectors

 Any Robin Trower album, you can always count on him, has he ever made a bad record in fifty years of business…

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 And "Twice Removed from Yesterday" smells of that blues that disinfects every wound, of those saturated tube sounds that the digital era cannot bury.

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 This is the album of redemption for the London guitarist: after a first release in 1973, equally valid but with little buzz and minimal success, this work of the following year inexplicably takes a different path from the start and even breaks through in America, where, for example, Procol Harum had not managed to achieve anything with six albums.

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