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Robin Trower had an impressive run of albums between 1973 to 1983 for Chrysalis Records. The ex-Procol Harum guitarist released his debut solo album, Twice Removed From Yesterday, in 1973. This kicked off a string of 10 albums over the course of the next ten years including collaborations with Jack Bruce (Cream). Collected here for the first time these albums are a reminder of Robin’s amazing guitar style and songwriting ability. 10CD’s presented in card sleeves housed in a clamshell box. Track List CD1 TWICE REMOVED FROM YESTERDAY [1973] I Can‘t Wait Much Longer/Daydream/Hannah/Man of The World/I Can‘t Stand It/Rock Me Baby/Twice Removed From Yesterday/Sinner‘s Song/Ballerina. CD2 BRIDGE OF SIGHS [1974] Day of The Eagle/Bridge of Sighs/In This Place/The Fool And Me/Too Rolling Stoned/About To Begin/Lady Love/Little Bit of Sympathy CD3 FOR EARTH BELOW [1975] Shame the Devil/It‘s Only Money/Confessin‘ Midnight/Fine Day/Alethea/A Tale Untold/Gonna Be More Suspicious/For Earth Below CD4 LONG MISTY DAYS [1976] Same Rain Falls/Long Misty Days/Hold Me/Caledonia/Pride Sailing/S.M.O./I Can‘t Live Without You/Messin‘ the Blues CD5 IN CITY DREAMS [1977] Somebody Calling/Sweet Wine of Love/Bluebird/Falling Star/Farther On Up The Road/Smile/Little Girl/Love‘s Gonna Bring You Round/In City Dreams CD6 CARAVAN TO MIDNIGHT [1978] My Love (Burning Love)/Caravan To Midnight/I‘m Out To Get You/Lost In Love/Fool/It‘s For You/Birthday Boy/King of The Dance/Sail On CD7 VICTIMS OF THE FURY [1980] Jack And Jill/Roads To Freedom/Victims of The Fury/The Ring Only Time/Into The Flame/The Shout/Mad House/Ready For The Taking/Fly Low CD8 B.L.T. (featuring Jack Bruce & Bill Lordan) [1981] Into Money/What It Is/Won‘t Let You Down/No Island Lost/It‘s Too Late/Life On Earth/Once The Bird Has Flown/Carmen/Feel The Heat/End Game CD9 TRUCE (featuring Jack Bruce) [1981] Gonna Shut You Down/Gone Too Far/Thin Ice/Last Train To The Stars/Take Good Care of Yourself/Fall In Love/Fat Gut/Shadows Touching/Little Boy Lost CD10 Back It Up [1983] Back It Up/River/Black to Red/Benny Dancer/Time Is Short/Islands/None But The Brave/Captain Midnight/Settling the Score
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GRAMMY Award-winning guitarist Bryan Sutton returns to Sugar Hill Records with his sixth solo release, The More I Learn .
Sutton has released a string of guitar albums that solidified his stature as a preeminent instrumental recording artist and a leading figure in the evolution of bluegrass music.The More I Learn is a natural progression from his last album, 2014’s Into My Own, which saw Sutton include more vocals and original compositions in his work.These two releases are providing Sutton a unique path into his own artistry as a composer, vocalist, and instrumentalist.
After being immersed in the songwriting culture of Nashville for years, as well as his current run with bluegrass band Hot Rize, Sutton found himself figuring out what he wanted to say, and what kind of writer he wanted to be. With The More I Learn, Sutton asserts himself as a songwriter in his own right – one who has assimilated wide-ranging influences in American roots music, and distilled them into something strong and personal.
Sutton says, “I’m dealing with some of the issues a lot of folks deal with early in their career, which is trying not to write somebody else’s song, and trying to be honest and learning to trust what’s inside me.”
Sutton recorded a number of his original compositions for this project, including “Hills For The Head,” which ties the spirit of his Appalachian Mountain home to the Rocky Mountain magic of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, the brisk and tuneful “Walking Across This Land,” performed with fellow Hot Rizer Tim O’Brien singing harmony, the romantic original “Play Me A Record,” and a cover of Bob Dylan’s “You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go.”
The More I Learn was produced by Sutton and recorded at Zac Brown’s Southern Ground studio in Nashville, by Brandon Bell (Dierks Bentley, Sarah Jarosz). Even with this new focus on vocals, the impeccable instrumentation remains prominent with the album featuring fellow pickers Noam Pikelny, Casey Campbell, and Mike Barnett, and Chris Eldridge, among others.
It was quickly decided that the industry standard approach of recording in isolation booths was wrong for this project. The musicians got back into the big room in a circle, just as they’d run the songs in rehearsal, and it worked much better as complete takes with no chances to fix things. As a Nashville picker who loves finding something fresh to contribute in the studio for a variety of other artists, he’s become an heir to the A-Team legacy of Chet Atkins, Hank Garland, and Ray Edenton. There’s even a strong case to be made that Sutton has injected a lot more bluegrass and traditional sensibility into the Music Row environment than would have been there without him.
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Tracklist:
01. Groove Me
02. At Last
03. You Can Leave Your Hat On
04. Sail Away
05. Rock Me Baby
06. Tell Mama
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Tracks:
01. Serves Me Right to Suffer
02. I Didn’t Know
03. High Heel Sneakers
04. I’ll Take Care of You
05. Boom Boom
06. Worried Life Blues
07. I’m Jealous
08. Crawlin’ King Snake
09. Little Girl
10. Boogie Chillen
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