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Robin Tower's new album No More Worlds To Conquer will be released in April
Spock's Beard, Lifesigns, Robin Trower, Lindisfarne, Curved Air, Gong, Ozric Tentacles and more lined up for shows
Robin Trower played guitar for Procol Harum, supported The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, then sold stadiums out as a solo artist in the 70s. So why did he never became a household name?
1974 was a hectic 12 months for Queen which saw them hit gold twice, while Aerosmith started to get into their considerable stride and Skynyrd released their signature track
In the 70s guitarist Robin Trower made his classic album Bridge Of Sighs. Today he heads up a similar power trio and shows no sign of slowing down
Legendary guitarist Robin Trower's 2020 European Tour will kick off in April
Inspired by Hendrix but frequently damned as a copyist, Robin Trower's journey to stardom started with debut album Twice Removed From Yesterday
Robin Trower talks about his lengthy career, from pop success with Procol Harum to Hendrix clone claims and solo success
