Robin Trower is one of my favorite guitar players. His use of vibrato on his “Live” album left a deep imprint on my soul. I could never could quite capture his technique for my own playing. Though his stylistic influences may not show up much in my compositions these days, this song is dedicated to him. The first segment of the song uses a Strat, the second movement @2:37 switches to a Les Paul, then back to the Strat for the ending.
Released:17-Apr-2026
Category:Rock
Application:Logic Pro
File type:m4a
File size:4.2 Mb
Plays:12
Downloads:0
Weekly plays:12
Weekly downloads:0
License:Commerical derivatives allowed; contact artist for permission
Btw, I too am a big fan of Robin Trower. I have most of his many albums.
And I too have tried to reproduce his wonderful guitar sound, but to no avail. (Have the same problem with the guitar sound of the late great Leslie West...)
Really enjoy your playing, especially on the Les Paul section!
Thanks to each for your kind and encouraging words! The guitar work in the intro draws from Trower, Curtis Mayfield, the Beatles, and old familiar jazz standards. Jimmy Page of Zep . . . hmm? Maybe, probably unconsciously but intentional just the same.👍 It does raise the question of how often our musical influences come through unconsciously in our compositions--a fascinating point to ponder!
