Friday Music is very excited to announce the 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl release of the amazing Robin Trower's "Bridge Of Sighs" LP. Featuring legendary rockers like "Too Rolling Stoned", "Lady Love", "Day Of The Eagle" and the amazing title track, this stunning album will be one of the most anticipated limited edition releases this year. Mastered from the original Chrysalis Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music and Capitol Studios in Hollywood, CA. This five star audiophile album features the original artwork, and above all, the guitar wizardry of the legendary Robin Trower! Rock!

2012 three CD collection from the British guitar hero. Following on from A Tale Untold: The Chrysalis Years 1974-1977, this second installment completes Robin Trower's recordings for the highly influential Chrysalis Records label, Spanning the years 1977-83, this set features six LPs in their entirety, plus bonus tracks. Disc One includes In City Dreams (1977), featuring the 7" radio edit of 'Bluebird', and Caravan To Midnight (1978) Disc Two contains Victims Of The Fury (1979), the b-side 'One In A Million', and B.L.T. (Bruce-Lordan-Trower) (1981). Disc Three features Truce (1982) a second collaboration recorded with Jack Bruce, and Back It Up (1983).

2010 three CD collection containing his five Chrysalis albums between 1973 -1976 plus bonus tracks (b-sides, outtakes, edits and previously unreleased tracks). Robin Trower initially found fame in the late 1960s as the guitarist with Procol Harum before embarking on a solo career in 1973. The Chrysalis Years 1973-1976 is augmented by the rare b-side, 'Take A Fast Train', single edits of 'Day of The Eagle', and 'Long Misty Days', previously unavailable on CD, and finishes with the previously unreleased 'Let Me Be The One', a rare outtake from Long Misty Days. EMI.

Robin Trower s departure from Procol Harum he embarked upon a remarkable solo career with the aid of James Dewar (vocals and bass) and Conrad Isadore (drums). The power trio s debut release has been remastered by Grammy-winning engineer Vic Anesini and features new liner notes that include a fresh interview with Robin himself. Robin Trower s initial offering was produced by former Procol band mate Matthew Fisher and the album unleashed the full force of Trower s incredible guitar playing. The Fender Stratocaster was his weapon of choice and the sheer fury with which Robin attacked uptempo rock and blues was astonishing considering that those elements of his playing had only been hinted at in his former band. The contrast of that was the subtlety and pure lyricism that was displayed on less aggressive materiel like 'Daydream', an FM radio staple from back in the day. This is the album that paved the way to 'Bridge of Sighs' and superstardom. The Iconoclassic release is augmented by 'Take A Fast Train', the B-side of the album s first single 'Man of the World'.

2011 two CD set, the most comprehensive collection to date of the British guitarist's recordings for the BBC. Includes tracks; from his first John Peel session in March 1973. Additionally, recordings for Bob Harris including such classics as 'Day Of The Eagle' and 'Alethea' are featured. This set is completed by a concert recorded for the BBC in January 1975, where he performs songs from his first three LPs, including breakthrough album Bridge Of Sighs and his then new album, For Earth Below. All tracks have been included for their historical importance, and to present a complete anthology of Robin Trower's BBC sessions from 1973-75. EMI.

2008 compilation of digitally remastered cuts from the English guitarist and Rock legend, often compared to Jimi Hendrix due to his bluesy Psychedelic style. He was originally a member of Procol Harum but soon left to pursue a solo career. Throughout the '70s, Trower was a staple on FM radio alongside many other great Classic Rock artists. Since his heyday, his output has not been as prolific, although he is still respected and revered by fans of Classic Rock and guitar heroes. 17 tracks including 'Caledonia', 'Bridge Of Sighs', 'Man Of The World', 'Day Of The Eagle' and many more. EMI.

The latest studio recording by one of Rock/Blues legendary guitarists. Recorded with his touring band, produced by long-time musical cohort Livingston Brown, these eleven new songs show a more introspective Robin Trower. The guitar work alone requires that any aspiring player have this CD in his collection, and the loyal fans will all need a copy.

Digitally remastered edition of this 1976 live release from the British guitarist. Robin Trower's first live album found the band playing at peak form during their first wave of popularity. Following the success of studio masterpiece Bridge of Sighs, the band was touring in support of Bridge's follow-up For Earth Below when they decided that a live album should be the next move. The final track list culled titles from the band's first three albums and features a smoldering extended version of 'Daydream' and the ever popular 'Too Rolling Stoned'. Both songs remain in Trower's set lists to this day. This remaster brings to life the fire and the fury that was Robin Tower, James Dewar, and Bill Lordon redefining what a power trio should sound like in the middle of the '70s.

1997 remastered two-on-one from the BGO label with sleeve notes by Robert Fripp for these essential Chrysalis label albums from '76 & '77, respectively. Also featured are extensive sleeve notes and faithfully restored artwork. A total of 18 tracks, including 'Messin' The Blues', 'SomebodyCalling', 'Sweet Wine Of Love' and 'Bluebird'. The album's full titles are 'Long Misty Days' and 'In City Dreams'.

Two-on-one reissue from BGO featuring two of Trower's Chrysalis albums remastered from the original master tapes &on one CD, 1975's 'For Earth Below' and 1976's 'Live'. Also features faithfully restored artwork and extensive sleeve notes. 15 tracks total, including 'Shame The Devil', 'It's Only Money', 'For Earth Below', 'Too Rolling Stoned', 'Daydream' and 'A Little Bit Of Sympathy'. 1997 release.