About this album
Sound:
"A blend of blues-infused rock with soaring guitar solos and introspective lyrics steeped in melancholy."
Where they were
Released in January 1973, 'Twice Removed from Yesterday' was Robin Trower's debut solo album after his tenure with Procol Harum. This record marked a pivotal moment as he transitioned into a prominent figure in the blues-rock genre, showcasing his distinctive guitar work and songwriting prowess.
Why it matters
'Twice Removed from Yesterday' helped establish Trower as a leading guitarist of the 1970s, earning critical acclaim and commercial success. The album's single 'Daydream' reached significant chart positions, solidifying Trower's role in shaping the blues-rock scene of the era.
Essential tracks
- "Daydream" — This track features ethereal guitar melodies paired with reflective lyrics, encapsulating the album's emotional depth and setting the tone for Trower's style.
- "I Can’t Wait Much Longer" — Opening the album with powerful guitar riffs and a driving rhythm, this song showcases Trower's energetic approach to blues-rock.
- "Ballerina" — A poignant ballad that highlights Trower's lyrical sensitivity and melodic skills, making it a standout moment on the album.
Release Date
January 1, 1973
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 I Can’t Wait Much Longer 5:25
- 2 Daydream 6:27
- 3 Hannah 5:29
- 4 Man of the World 2:39
- 5 I Can’t Stand It 3:43
- 6 Rock Me Baby 4:21
- 7 Twice Removed From Yesterday 3:58
- 8 Sinner’s Song 5:25
- 9 Ballerina 3:41
