Robin Trower set to launch new live album “One Moment in Time”
performances would be immortalized for “One Moment in Time: Live in the USA”. Every show was electric, but after careful consideration, Trower chose recordings from the Music Box At The Borgata in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and the Tupelo Music Hall in Derry, New Hampshire. “The new album captures the essence of each song from those two nights”, he explains. “It’s a balance of performance and sound quality, and I spent a lot of time listening and evaluating”.
The tracklist for the album includes a mix of timeless classics and newer songs that showcase Trower’s evolution as an artist. Fans can expect to hear favorites like “Too Rolling Stoned”, “Day of the Eagle”, “Little Bit of Sympathy”, and the title track from his acclaimed album “Bridge of Sighs”. Trower also surprises listeners with lesser-known tracks like “Rise up Like the Sun” and “Distant Places of the Heart”.
Despite his extensive career, Trower is not content to rest on his laurels. He includes tracks from his latest album “No More Worlds to Conquer” and “Come and Find Me” to keep the energy high and the audience engaged. With his steadfast bandmates Richard Watts on bass and vocals and Chris Taggart on drums, Trower delivers a powerful and cohesive performance that showcases their undeniable chemistry.
“One Moment in Time: Live in the USA” promises to capture the essence of a Robin Trower concert, allowing listeners to experience the energy and emotion of a live show from the comfort of their own home. Trower’s ultimate goal is to leave the audience feeling not just entertained but uplifted and emotionally moved by the music.
Fans can pre-order and pre-save “One Moment in Time: Live in the USA” to secure their copy of the album. With a tracklist spanning Trower’s illustrious career and showcasing his dynamic stage presence, the album is sure to delight both longtime fans and newcomers to his music. Get ready to immerse yourself in the iconic sound of Robin Trower and experience a musical journey that spans decades of blues-rock history.