Robin Trower
Guitarist and vocalist of rock music
Guitarist and vocalist of rock music
Guitarist and vocalist contributed to the rock genre with a successful career starting in the 1960s. Rose to prominence as a member of Procol Harum, performing on their iconic hit single 'A Whiter Shade of Pale'. Established a solo career with the release of the critically acclaimed album 'Bridge of Sighs' in 1974, showcasing unique guitar playing style and powerful vocals. Trower's music blends blues and rock influences, which garnered a dedicated following. Continued to release albums and tour over the decades, maintaining relevance in the music industry.
Member of Procol Harum
Released 'Bridge of Sighs'
Popularized blues-rock guitar style
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