Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Robin Trower performs at Richards' Rock Club in Atlanta, Georgia on August 30, 1973. “My three mentors are B.B. King, Albert King ...

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Hell of a time to get (re)obsessed with KZEW concerts — only, what, 35 years after the fact? But when a Friend of Unfair Park sent me chasing after the Peter Frampton show, look what I found instead ...

It was in April 1974 that English guitar hero Robin Trower unveiled his career high-watermark, Bridge of Sighs. The sophomore effort cracked the Top 10 and nearly made him a household name by notching ...

Three years out of a stint with Procol Harum, Robin Trower in 1974 released an album that would accomplish many things all at once. Bridge of Sighs introduced pop culture to the actual prison bridge ...

Bluesman Robin Trower calls his latest album, “Coming Closer to the Day,” the best he’s done. Sure, a lot of musicians say that, but the English rock guitarist and vocalist means it. “It’s just really ...

Robin Trower has canceled his upcoming U.S. tour, citing ongoing health issues. The guitarist, whose career started with Procol Harum in 1967, was scheduled to start a tour of the States on Sept. 14.

Robin Trower has announced a 19-date U.S. tour, kicking off Sept. 15 in Ft. Lauderdale and currently set to conclude on Oct. 14 in St. Charles, Illinois. The former Procol Harum guitarist, who became ...

Forty-five years ago Robin Trower released his first solo album, ‘Twice Removed From Yesterday,’ and he hasn’t looked back since. With good reason. Coming out of the ranks of Procol Harum, Trower ...

At this point in his six-decade career, Robin Trower’s a highly reliable brand, an exceptional guitarist who manages to bask in the blues. After making his name with Procol Harum, he left once that ...

When Robin Trower left Procol Harum in 1972, his future was anything but certain. As the guitar player in a keyboard-dominated band, his name was virtually unknown outside of a very limited audience.

Legendary rock guitarist Robin Trower, renowned for his pioneering work with Procol Harum and his long-running solo career, will perform for the first time at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts ...