C&L's Late Night Music Club With Robin Trower

It's hump day and I thought some Robin Trower might hit the spot. Much like Hendrix and Marino, Trower wasn't afraid of using effects pedals to expand
By Logan Murphy — January 20, 2010

It's hump day and I thought some Robin Trower might hit the spot. Much like Hendrix and Marino, Trower wasn't afraid of using effects pedals to expand his sound. His signature Univibe tone is legendary. Perhaps best known for the song Bridge of Sighs, I could listen to him play for hours. Come to think of it...I actually have.

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