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Robin Trower Live! (50th Anniversary Edition) (Limited Deluxe Mediabook Edition)
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Originally released in 1976, Robin Trower Live! captures the raw power and expressive artistry of the former Procol Harum guitarist in his golden period as a solo artist. Now, for the first time ever, fans can experience the complete concert as it was performed - newly mixed and restored from the original multi-track tapes for this definitive 50th Anniversary Edition. Includes five previously unreleased tracks from the 1975 Stockholm performance, offering the complete setlist as it was originally performed for the very first time. The recording showcases the electrifying chemistry between Robin Trower (guitar), James Dewar (bass/vocals), and Bill Lordan (drums) -- widely regarded as one of the finest live bands of the era. Includes searing live versions of fan favourites like "Too Rolling Stoned," "Bridge of Sighs," "Day of the Eagle," and many more, now sounding better than ever. Remixed by Richard Whittaker from the original multi-track recordings and fully approved by Robin Trower. Features brand-new liner notes by David Sinclair with interviews from Robin and Bill Lordan with previously unseen photos. "That night in '75...we were just flying" - Robin Trower "These guys are shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Cream and the Hendrix Experience as one of the greatest power trios of all time" - Richard Whittaker 2CD (DVD sized) Media Book: Complete Concert - 2026 Mix & Original 1975 Version, mastered at AIR Mastering. Housed in a hardback media book with extended liner notes by David Sinclair featuring interviews with Robin Trower and Bill Lordan and rare photographs.
