Twice Removed From Yesterday is a Rock album by Robin Trower, originally released in 1973. On Gatefold: 60 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Psych Rock
- fuzzy
- brooding
- psychedelic
About
Robin Trower's debut solo album was the first evidence that the Fender Stratocaster sound of Jimi Hendrix could be effectively replicated and even refabricated. And like Hendrix, Trower had paid his dues as a more-or-less backup musician, his former band Procol Harum having emphasized stately organ and piano rather than guitar. After leaving his old group, Trower experimented with different musicians and ideas for several years, which paid off when he finally released Twice Removed From Yesterday, a record that displayed the characteristics that would make him a guitar hero and stadium attraction of the mid-'70s. He de-emphasized the Hendrix .
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Tracklist
- 1I Can't Wait Much Longer5:21
- 2Daydream6:23
- 3Hannah5:26
- 4Man of the World2:42
- 5I Can't Stand It3:39
- 6Rock Me Baby4:15
- 7Twice Removed from Yesterday3:54
- 8Sinner's Song5:21
- 9Ballerina3:45
Credits
Performers
- James DewarBASS VOCALS BASS GUITAR
- Reg IsidoreDRUMS
- Robin TrowerGUITAR
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 60 pressings tracked on Gatefold