Robin Trower had an impressive run of albums between 1973 to 1983 for Chrysalis Records. The ex-Procol Harum guitarist released his debut solo album, Twice Removed From Yesterday, in 1973. This... more

Robin's Trower's 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... more

He may be 73, but Trower is having a late bloom of creativity in recent years and is in vintage form here. And that’s not just as a guitarist; his songwriting is stellar on this new album, and he... more

Rock, blues and soul lovers will lover Trower’s latest—and so will all those who live for that unparalleled Strat tone this man gets. Great grooves abound behind his signature string bends on "The... more

The Procol Harum guitarist has been prolifically creative and productive in the 21st century, issuing one studio album and live recording after another. His resurgence continues here, on CD or vinyl,... more

The prime-period Procol Harum member and longtime solo guitar star has fans all around the world that will need this: Trower’s brand-new album full of stellar guitar work and deeply personal songs.... more

This Procol Harum guitarist’s sound has long been likened to Hendrix, but this new album reaches back further to the blues masters that first lit a fire under him. He shows off his six-string mastery... more

Right around the time he was backing Bryan Ferry on a couple of albums, Robin recorded this 1993 solo LP. In addition to applying his electrifying guitar chops to Lowell Fulson’s classic Reconsider... more

Rock Goes to College brought hot acts to UK universities, packing the rooms with students via free tickets and broadcasting the rapturously received sets on BBC radio and television. Rescued from the... more

Some legendary bands from the class of ’67 have been celebrating their 50th anniversary, none more crucial, beloved and prolific than Procol Harum. This band’s deep grasp of roots music, prog-rock... more

Some legendary bands from the class of ’67 have been celebrating their 50th anniversary, none more crucial, beloved and prolific than Procol Harum. This band’s deep grasp of roots music, prog-rock... more

Their groundbreaking full-length debut featuring the singles "A Whiter Shade of Pale" and "Homburg." This 2015 remastered (from the original mono tapes) and expanded edition stretches to two discs... more

Original keyboardist Matthew Fisher’s last album with the band, this 1969 LP shifts hypnotically from mood to mood as country blues and Stax soul give way to triumphant prog-rock experiments. Bonus... more