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THE UNOFFICIAL ROBIN TROWER CALIFORNIA HOMEPAGE

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Robin Trower 1999 Concert Tour Info

CDnow
Bridge Of Sighs (Gold Disc) CD, Bridge Of Sighs CD, Twice Removed From Yesterday/Bridge of Sighs CD
1.
Day Of The Eagle
2.
Bridge Of Sighs [MPEG]  [High Quality MPEG]
3.
In This Place
4.
The Fool And Me   [MPEG]  [High Quality MPEG]
5.
Too Rolling Stoned   [MPEG]  [High Quality MPEG]
6. About To Begin
7. 
Lady Love [MPEG] [High Quality MPEG]
8. 
Little Bit Of Sympathy
9. Day Of the Eagle (Single Version)
[MPEG]  [High Quality MPEG]
Someday Blues CD
1.
Next In Line
2.
Feel So Bad
3.
Someday Blues
4.
Cossroads
5.
I Want You To Love Me
6. Inside Out
7. Shining Through
8. Looking For A True Love
9. Extermination Blues
10. Sweet Little Angel
20th Century Blues CD
1.
20th Century Blues
2.
Prisoner of Love
3.
Precious Gift
4.
Whisper Up a Storm
5.
Extermination Blues
6. Step Into the Dark
7. Rise Up Like the Sun
8. Secret Place
9. Chase the Bone
10. Promise You the Stars
11. Don't Lose Faith in Tomorrow
12. Reconsider Baby

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Robin Trower's concert 3-3-1999 The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano, California

The guest band opening for Robin (high point of their career) was Sinster Grin, a metal band with a female singer, their act started a little after 8PM. Noisy Metallica/Rush type bar band, not blues based like Trower and no competition at all.

Robin Trower took to the stage at 9:30PM. Robin was wearing a grey pinstriped suit with a metallic grey shirt. Robin took off the jacket after the second song. Livingstone Brown was wearing black leather Shirt, pants, and jacket.

The band featured:

Robin Trower Guitar/Vocals
Livingstone Brown Bass/Vocals
Alvino Bennett Drums

The song list for 3-3-1999 was as follows:

# Time Song Guitar Vocals
1 09:31 Too Rolling Stoned Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the Bridge of Sighs album    
2 09:42 Rise Up Like The Sun Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the 20th Century Blues album    
3 09:45 No Time Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the Passion album with Davy Patterson on studio vocals.    
4 0951 I Want You To Love Me Blue Fender Strat Robin Trower
    Originally from the Someday Blues album    
5 09:58 Prisoner Of Love Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the 20th Century Blues album    
* 10:01 Technical problem with Robin's guitar/cable/effects    
6 10:04 Secret Place Tobacco burst Strat  
    Originally from the 20th Century Blues album    
7 10:11 Blue For Soul (NEW SONG for 1999) Blue Fender Strat Robin Trower
    Robin said "... just recorded this for release later this year ..." Good rock song    
* 10:17 Technical problem with Robin's guitar/cable/effects    
8 10:20 Day Of The Eagle Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the Bridge of Sighs album    
9 10:23 Bridge Of Sighs Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the Bridge of Sighs album    
10 10:38 20th Century Blues Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the 20th Century Blues album    
* 10:41 Band Intro    
11 10:42 Sweet Little Angel Blue Fender Strat Robin Trower
    Originally from the Someday Blues album    
12 10:47 to 10:52 Little Bit Of Sympathy Blue Fender Strat Livingstone Brown
    Originally from the Bridge of Sighs album    
    Encore    
13 10:54 Crossroads Blue Fender Strat Robin Trower
    Originally from the Someday Blues album    
14 10:58 Extermination Blues Blue Fender Strat Robin Trower
    Originally from the 20th Century Blues album, 2nd Alternate blues take from the Someday Blues album with Robin on vocals    

The songs Promise You The Stars and Next In Line were replaced this year by No Time and the new song Blue for Soul.

Robin Trower looks kind of old and frail when he comes on stage, but he plays guitar as good now as he ever has in the past. His new song Blue for Soul sounds like a return to the Bridge of Sighs / 20th Century Blues style of blues/rock that fans love. It was great to hear No Time live with Livingstone's vocals and Robin's more agressive playing than the polished produced studio version.

My doctor was there to see Robin Trower for the first time since 1976. After the show he said "He's seems... so... old... but he plays with so much... soul, the notes..., he makes me want to play guitar again."

The new Cd Robin Trower This Was Now '74~'98 2nd Cd is very close to the 1999 tour performance. If you want to the songs again, or compare between 1974 and 1998 Trower concerts this Cd is essential.


For sale in the lobby was the new Cd Robin Trower This Was Now '74~'98 and Someday Blues along with several different T-shirts, sweatshirts, and posters.


Robin Trower's equipment for the 1999 tour was:

Robin Trower 1998 Tour Photo(a)(b)(c)Deja Vibe

Livingstone Brown's equipment was:

Alvino Bennett's equipment was:

In an interview by The Slant Robin discussed his amp setup: "Want to know my setup? I use a thing for the chorus, kind of effect, a thing called a Deja Vibe, and a Vox wah wah, and I'm going into....one Marshall JCM 800...and that's running a 4x12 cab, and I'm going into a (Fender) Hot Rod Deville which is running another 4x12 cab, which is being slaved into another Hot Rod Deville which is running a 4x12 cab".

Marshall JCM 800 and Marshall 4x12 angled half stack

Check out the Robin Trower Internet Web Links Page for more guitar and amp links.

Thanks to George Jouganatos for alerting me to the Trower Slant Interview and Concert Review .


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Updated on Tuesday, June 01, 1999

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