Robin Trower Long Misty Days

[@gregoryhunts3006]

Played this at my dad's funeral.. Today would have been his 67th birthday. My God it's been 8 years already.. This one's for you pops.

[@marcusmurphy4049]

🌹

[@adampoe2797]

I understand Gregory Hunts Same for My Father And play for My Daughter Willow

[@solsticecelt1]

So young to die, sorry for your loss

[@thenobullshtchannel8768]

I lost mom 2004, my dad is 90 still doing great, I’m still feeling moms lose after all these years , but will all meet again in rocken roll heaven

[@donhosmer8159]

@@thenobullshtchannel8768 it's okay Dude

[@MissDistarr60]

The memories come flooding back as soon as this song begins. A young life lived at a much slower pace. When you wanted to talk to a friend, you went and knocked on their door and telephones were on the kitchen wall were they belonged. Smoked cheap weed, went to lots of great concerts and the friends I had then are the best I will ever have in my lifetime. Life was grand. Then life interrupted my youth. Oh, those were the days my friends.

[@out99990]

MissDistarr60, yes, yes and YES!!!

[@Stevek552]

Mr. Sannhetsverd In short, because I cannot be bothered otherwise.. You are a no nothing twat......

[@threalismaradona9899]

Beautiful I was a kid in the 70's my concert going did not happen until the 80's but I got to observe my brothers doing just what you said they saw everybody Zep, Hendrix, Edgar winter the Who envious I did get to see the Who in the 80's that was pretty awesome and of course most importanty I have has seen Robin several times in the last couple decades. There will never be another James Dewar Davy Patternson was good and the new kid he had on bass a tour or to ago was fantastic but to see him with James Dewar would have been awesome

[@willie714]

Indeed, Life smacked us between the eyes with a two by four

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

Tell it Sister,tell it!! Oh how true this is and was. good God,I miss those days... including the long misty november days....saw trower 3 times in my life time. twice in the '70's. Pot definitely was great back then,concerts cheap and we had a rockin good time...wow. how fortunate are we. I cant stand Rap. I call it something else. for a change,how bout we turn this song by Trower ,U as Loud as we can get it blasting outta the vehical and make some thugs think twice..while their walls rattle and shake for a change at 2 in the morning!! God I miss the 70's. Good music never gets old.

[@lbca-xi2iq]

This song is ingrained in my heart. It's a part of my life. It's a gorgeous tune

[@triviaguy1969]

Same here. Glad I'm not the only one

[@8woldy8]

Dewar is underrated as well. What a soulful voice that guy had.

[@jimistheman9732]

Best voice in Rock Blues. Blows all the others away. Gone too soon.

[@BluesLicks101]

Could not agree more - one of the top 5 blues rock singers of all time.

[@grokeffer6226]

@@BluesLicks101 I agree.

[@solosjin3913]

One of the best rock songs ever PERIOD

[@ed345]

The most beautiful song ever written.

[@BrendaRamirez-e1n]

I have always loved this song since the 70s. I bought the album when it came out. I saw him at the House Of Blues years ago. Long time fan.

[@Automedon2]

God, James' voice tears me up. It's so sad to think our musical legends are passing away one by one.

[@Stevek552]

+TheLeatherChannel A pairing made in heaven weren`t they, truly genius at work to touch the soul..

[@michaelreed2293]

But I also wonder how so many are still with us & still holding on & still touring the way they abused there body's with partying all the time.

[@missmicheleo]

@@Stevek552 Touch the soul is right. Blues get me through life.

[@Automedon2]

@@michaelreed2293 Of the top ten highest grossing concert tours, 6 are performers over 60. Addiction and art have always gone hand in hand. Most of the big Jazz performers of the 20s/30s were heroin addicts. Same goes for artists and authors. There is something about drugs that opens the creative part of the mind.

[@MissSusieQue1]

@@michaelgambino7782 And arn't we the lucky ones.......to be given such gifts.......soul touching.

[@christophergleason5478]

I can't hear this without crying 😢

[@mikew6025]

Music like liquid lava, oozing and burning from my headphones. It burned when I heard it in '77, and it still burns.

[@LeeRoads]

agree and great analogy

[@cloudedthoughts909]

Right on, Mike W., absolutely Spot on!

[@chrgrbltz]

Let it do so for time's eternity, it's ALL good!

[@douglasjohnstone4209]

Mike W. Amen bro .

[@deniscolledani1341]

When I hear Robin trower i always seems to get me into intospective melancholy melt.......that soothes my soul.

[@johnnymata3159]

Such a great album and song, I had the album during my youth. lt still tears me up hearing James Dewar's vocals along with Robin Trower's guitar tone. I'm a long life loyal fan since 1975 and I've seen him in concert many times.

[@MissDistarr60]

My god, Dewar...the man had an incredible voice. I sit hear listening to this and my goosebumps have goosebumps. He shined so brightly.

[@5tarlet]

James Dewar singing the vocal. That voice tears me in two.

[@tomlambert5735]

me too

[@tomlambert5735]

your right jimmy dewar is there is. ....

[@kinniwright1642]

Amazing! No words for these 2 are good enough.

[@threalismaradona9899]

Dewar was the best front man Robin ever had

[@MrAdriancooke]

Better than Paul Rodgers I say

[@robertramos2856]

when I first heard this song ,it blew me away.I played this diddy for my son thirty years later ,and he asked me ,why was it that this cats never became famous.I told him gems like this song are to be held close,and revered for true music enthusiasts.Long live Robin Trower and his music!

[@johnbeishline6914]

actually Trower was fairly famous in the '70's.

[@threalismaradona9899]

@@johnbeishline6914 Yeah playing out stadiums he had his time it was not long enough imho and he was also part of Procum Harum so there is that

[@richardr.6030]

@@johnbeishline6914 A Giant! I hope the tour picks back in the Fall of 22.

[@mattsweeny3957]

Because most idiots think The Monkees, Bob Jovi , Eminem Harry Styles and Taylor Swift are MUCH better and more significant that's WHY...Stuck in stupid..Matt NYC

[@iamnotblack1]

Congrats to all the people who enjoy REAL music and are watching this... Do everyone a favor and spread the word of Robin Trower and other great musicians from this era

[@kinniwright1642]

He is fucking amazing. Amazing

[@blakesuggs8380]

Great Great music from Robin Trower and the Impeccable Jimmy Dewar......Doe's It get any better than this ?

[@edwardmarlowe6944]

Robin James Bill Masters one and all🎶👏

[@dianadubuque5296]

I agree turning people on to new music is important.

[@tomlambert5735]

james dewar is the best singer there is...he sings as good as robin trower plays. im 64 been playing guitar since i was 8

[@michaelmaldonado7369]

Jimmy Dewar was a very underrated vocalist.

[@threalismaradona9899]

One of my biggest influences as a singer

[@kenwolf6334]

Bridge of Sighs one of myfavorite albums of all time.

[@MrTboud]

this man is one of the greatest guitar players in the world. BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kinniwright1642]

Absolutely

[@ajarproject4021]

I have had the pleasure Of seeing him 3 times two times in the 80s and about 8 years ago in a word phenominal

[@Stevek552]

This is purely and simply.. the most beautiful and profound piece of musical genius ever written..

[@marieloftus5581]

Agreed.

[@JeffWestern]

❤

[@janetbuelow4989]

I miss my husband so much when I hear this one of our favorite Robin's songs back in the day of 8 track his music never gets old just better

[@threalismaradona9899]

I am sorry for your loss

[@Shadow351c]

You are a sweetheart💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 God bless you..

[@rogerleemeyzindi2979]

James Dewar was one of the greatest vocalist England has ever produced! R.I.P Jimmy we love you.

[@beaucroftrecorders]

Roger Lee Meyzindi I think he was Scottish. RIP What a voice!

[@Mynamesalexa]

+Roger Lee Meyzindi Actually Scotland. But I'm in complete agreement.Saw them in 1976. Rush, Montrose, ROBIN TROWER Phila Spectrum Nov, 1976.

[@rogerleemeyzindi2979]

+Alan Cork You're right Alan he was from SCOTLAND!

[@tnibor]

Jimmy was from Glasgow Scotland.......not to confuse but the Scotts have soul .....

[@kevincogan5174]

Wow....I'll be your ears still ring from that one. Lucky You!

[@thbluespro]

I've been playing bass for nearly 20 years, and i'm just now finding out about James Dewar, wow how could I have missed such a talented voice. Time to do my research, thanks!

[@reddragon6613]

My dad loved Robin Trower’s music, this is simply a great song and one of my favorites.

[@bobwright9516]

RIP James Dewar one of the best Vocalists ever pure soul

[@vegasshowgirlshoes]

Trower is only half the act , Dewar was a beast , one of the great rock vocalists of all time , We miss you James ,

[@Cody6918]

Again, another beautifully sung song by James Dewar....RIP Jim

[@tomlambert5735]

yes ,jimmy dewar is best singer there is....

[@antoniodias4718]

Robin Trower great guitarist!!James Dewar superb bassist and extraordinary vocalist.....

[@tomlambert5735]

yessssssss,best sing anyone could.yes.....

[@wadesikes6284]

Trower/Dewar were a magical combination. RIP Jimmy.

[@KimboBravin]

One of my very favorite songs that I hold dear to my heart 2020

[@apacheboxingfan]

First time I've ever heard this song and it has very quickly become one of my all-time favorites. Trower and Dewar were made for each other. God bless rock and roll!

[@antoniodias4718]

Robin Trower was fantastic but I love James Dewar's voice (and bass). Truly one of the most magnificent rock blues voices ever!!!

[@tomlambert5735]

best singer there is

[@tomlambert5735]

yes jimmy dewar is the best singer there is..

[@Automedon2]

When I think of Trower, I think of James. So strange that he was given so little credit. I think the casual listener thought it was Robin singing and playing.

[@jerryairheart8026]

I saw Robin Tower in the mid 70's in LA he put on an amazing show!

[@adamholtz733]

This is a classic rock masterpiece !!!! Pure perfection !!!!

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I don't care about rock or guitar gods. In the long run, there's a hand full of children who do, but most of us just want plain, old good music. This is that. 'nuff said.

[@kevincogan5174]

On a Spring day back in '78 my old man asked me if I had heard of Robin Trower, I said I had not. He mentioned that as he was driving home from work listening to KZAP FM (Sacramento) he heard a song by him. That weekend I was at a Tower Records and bought the LP "For Earth Below" just on what my Father had said about Trower. Got home,Put the Album on the Turntable...what an Ear Opening experience that was. Changed my life...

[@Moozika1967]

I was already 'hooked on Robin' from 'A Salty Dog' (rode that reel-to-reel hard my last year in the Army). When 'Bridge of Sighs' exploded onto radio in '73 or so... well, it's been fantasticness ever since. Fender & Marshall & Robin (and some great singers) = Bliss.

[@cappenjack]

Anyone who doesn't believe that music is a conduit to a higher consciousness needs to listen to this....Robin Trower's playing is transcendent.....James Dewar's exquisite vocals, ethereal_this is truly music of and for the gods_

[@jackieanderson74]

BEST MUSIC IN THE BEST DAYS!

[@eradeziel]

Well played, and well sung. A timeless ballad within our time.

[@loridingledine4902]

i WON THIS ALBUM BACK IN 1978...................GOSH I AM OLD AS HELL

[@gusomary487]

RIP JImmy, I am sure you are singing in Heaven.

[@hamslice151]

Absolutely one incredible song. I remember drawing artwork for this song on my desk. Junior in H.S. 1977. Great memories.

[@franksmith6411]

Senior in highschool 1977.

[@geraldwest3428]

lol I was a junior the same year and still rocking with Trower til the end

[@pauljr8429]

That’s pretty cool Brother

[@SuperWobblyone]

Great music, hot summers, motorbikes and crappy beer! The best days.

[@loridingledine4902]

Love that line ...................Lover's in a nursery rhyme

[@bomiller9005]

Trower and Dewar were made for each other. I L...O...V..E this song!

[@Stevek552]

+Bo Miller Perfection weren`t they, never has there been better..

[@craigsolomon4783]

The mood evocateur of the Stratocaster,a master vocalist,meaningful songs,an excellent drummer_these men spoke for an entire generation.

[@bonzo-se4sd]

When music was great. Takes you some where if you let it

[@mcintoshamps2550]

Bands today just aren’t the same as the 70s.Sure wish they where all here again.There all gone

[@MGDCrown559]

The absolute most lonely song I ever heard, the first time I heard it I was deploying on a ship I knew I would never come back from. Still rips my heart out! I had to listen twice!

[@MGDCrown559]

Thank-You for sharing...

[@MGDCrown559]

I am from WA State, I was deploying from CA where was my home port, I hated the heat, I love the rain!!!!

[@patriciac2476]

Yes...its a ripper 💔

[@mikecantele9986]

Amazing that it took me 45 years to discover this song. Wow

[@eddiebazan6411]

I’m 58.just turned on.badness.

[@tomspaulding6841]

One of the great singers.

[@eradeziel]

Beautiful track, so emotional.

[@flmbouley4108]

Depuis que j ai 15 ans j ai adoré Robin tower et son groupe ,j en ai 65 aujourd'hui et je m en lasse pas

[@77523]

Saw them in Houston 1973, Incredible,

[@adhit2020]

robin was a great influence on many artists of the new generation he may have not had the fastest fingers but his playing was allways on the mark, he put on a great show and never disapointed his fans when he played life believe me i saw him in the 70s

[@lifetimes2983]

Saw him decades later at the House of Blues. His performance was of a player who was seriously accomplished as passion pours out of his fingers

[@lindafernandez1115]

I loved how James stood there making it look easy-taking care of business!

[@justjames78]

This song is older than I am but it strikes a cord in me. Music these days is shit, I should have lived in the 70's.

[@kinniwright1642]

Snooze you looze. I was there.

[@Automedon2]

Everyone should have the chance to experience the 70's. Rough, raw and a sense of freedom like I've never had since

[@earlcash3441]

Still awesome seen him back in 76 .

[@stalkingwolf1954]

AS A TEEN WHO NEVER GOT TO SEE HENDRIX LIVE, TROWER WAS MY GUITAR GOD, 74 ORANGE BOWL MIAMI USA 80,00 STONERS SWAYING TO THIS SONG ,TAKE ME BACK,GOD!!!

[@miroslavmusic]

This songs makes me cry every time...

[@alftupper9359]

All those years we had James Dewar doing this stuff, and I never even knew. Got here as soon as I could.

[@bobhoffman8462]

As soon as the needle dropped in the movie Roadie I knew this was a lost Trower tune.Big fan of Trower but this whole record eluded me all these years.

[@danh1162]

With my circle of friends there was BB King, Albert King, & Robin Trower! Life was siimpler than. I'm 49 & I remember those times like yesterday! Good post thanks for the posting.

[@Stevek552]

Respect to all.. I do believe that this track is one of the finest ever written by the Trower group or anyone else of this time. I use the `group` analogy since this band of men together were truly extraordinary in their song writing and performance.. Indefinable brilliance that you cannot buy or learn.. And for me.. this song epitomises `togetherness`.. each at their brilliant and unique best.. Having said that.. this one has to go to the incredible and irreplacable James Dewar, there are no words for his place in this song.. Just tears in my eyes.. God bless you Jimmy x

[@leotrevino8836]

Such beautiful music man I wish I was born back then. To bad I was born in the generation of rap and dumb crap.

[@Stevek552]

Love your thinking Leo.. I was born in 56 and the music that followed until the eighties were the best there will ever be. Does kind of confirm the rap and dumb crap for you and I totally agree, but Hey! All that wonderful stuff is out there man, you`re still different, enjoy it like you were in the day! :-)

[@barneyrubblerrr7792]

Stevek552 great in concert. almost made u go deaf on spellbound song

[@garymitchell6490]

Leo Trevino it was cool

[@wolfsoul9796]

Just keep listening and imbibing, Leo. Share it with your friends and let it infiltrate this shallow age of rap and crap. You're never too young to enjoy good, authentic music.

[@tomlambert5735]

i was born 1954 and play guitar since i was 8 years old.,love robin trowers music.and singer from the early days,bass player

[@michaelkosanovich8726]

THIS WAS THE VERY BEST OF JIMMY DEWAR...RIP

[@TheLingrush]

I'm going to miss you Uncle Dave!!! Thanks for showing me great music!!!

[@GDNPB]

Dewy had such a soulful voice

[@johnnytheshu]

He's one of my all-time favorites. Day on the Green - with Robin Trower...always a phenomenal guitarist!

[@ziggyustar3137]

So much love from CANADA where we would love to see your masterful guitar playing 2023 come see our west coast were we appreciate YOU/ Forget Toronto/// Vancouver is the real CANADA 😉

[@bouleyfrantz3083]

Quel grand et superbe guitariste se Robin et james magnifique!

[@delwilson4460]

Now at 72 I still pull this song up and how appropriate, it fits right in on Labor day 2022

[@jamesbowen8960]

A good sound made into a spectacular, unforgettable anthem because of Jimmy Dewar's spine tingling vocals. Wonderful!

[@stalkingwolf1954]

I saw RT when i was 16 in Miami,a true religious experience!!!!!!

[@bobdobbs4224]

Thank god that I stumbled on this record when I was 8 (in '89), I've been hooked ever sense.

[@richienatale8861]

No one has ever come close to Robin Trower 🖖

[@lisalee7063]

Never forgot Trower. Listen to this music often and can't get enough. I especially love the voice and instrumentals.

[@lindategarden658]

Not Trower on vocals..James Dewar, vocal and bass.

[@tomlambert5735]

me the voice is the best.

[@juliano66]

can't forget how great Dewar's vocals we're....

[@gglegreff1858]

Pu...., Je me rappelle exactement où et quand j'ai entendu ça...avec mon pote Laurent, la nuit, l'oreille collée au transistor, avec la réception pourrie des Grandes Ondes, mais j'ai jamais oublié 😥

[@bpl3393]

Saw Robin trower at the Tower theater in Philadelphia in the 70s a couple times... Called this psychedelic blues back then. Everyone in Philly would say, you going to see Robin Trower at the tower with power.

[@redbeardsbirds3747]

The guitar fuzz is exquisitely done…not to harsh yet crunchy..love this song ! 🎸

[@ninjaman467]

I saw Robin in 2011 when I was 14 in Ft Lauderdale....was right up front....he shook my hand and told me that music spans all generations.....wonderful man....cant wait to see him again!!

[@jamescaldwell4796]

I have loved ol' Robin a long time.... Seen him 3 times. Will see him again given the chance

[@jeffhartwig5283]

love this fat sound from RT! and the amazing vocals of Mr. James Dewar RIP.

[@tomlambert5735]

best singer yes.

[@robwatts657]

I first heard RT when I was a kid. I love him. I am an old man now. I still am a rocker..Long live Robin!!!

[@puphoggin]

to mention the ultra great Bill Nelson in this Trower moment scores you many points... the 70's (all analogue) feel the pain the soul the heart....each year it was building each song band and gig....my first time seeing Robin do this song in Chicago....thousands of people were weeping...in London in u.k.....the long misty grey cold days...but dont get me started then on how Robert Fripp fits into THAT

[@adaml5690]

Wow, what a great tune. My dad turned me on to Trower but I had only heard "Bridge of Sighs". This is INCREDIBLE.

[@johnpeters579]

James Dewar.....what can I say....his voice pulls out so much emotion....imo absolutely a legend.

[@wyattearp509]

Jimmy the man Dewar, such a soulful sound bellowing from those lungs , Absolutely magnificent. Lucky enough to have seen him 1975.

[@Mynamesalexa]

Rush, Montrose, Robin Trower Phila, Spectrum Nov 1976 I was there ! Glad I was !

[@skok58]

Now that's a concert!

[@Mynamesalexa]

Yes it was... I was 22

[@skok58]

Arthur F. Scaltrito Right on! I was lucky enough to see Rush on their Hemispheres, Permanent Waves and Moving Pictures tours and Gamma on their first two tours, but I didn't see Trower until just before Davey Pattisson started singing with him. The singer/bassist he had at that time was almost a Jack Blades (Night Ranger) clone, so the show was a bit of a letdown.

[@Mynamesalexa]

Cool !

[@commitmeplznow]

I was in the Navy fighting the Russians

[@jeffhartwig5283]

Takes me back to college 1978. Saw RT with Mr. Dewar RIP, live Santa Monica civic. Good times.

[@nealrose8653]

I remember the first time I heard this... was I ever that young? It's all a dream I dreamed one afternoon, long ago.

[@MarkAnthony819]

The Harbor Moon... Shining in a lonely room... Weeping willow... Cry for me.. Sing me a song... As simple as the day is long... DAMN!!!!!!!!

[@vincemclaughlin4408]

One of my Favourite-guitar players Robin is superb and coupled with Janes Dewars vocals superb

[@eddiebazan6411]

In my humble,working -mans opinion, trower and dewar are way too cool and badass to be in that hall of fame thing.and so are we.☮️💪🏼🍺

[@doctordw5188]

I loved growing up to his music. So many beautiful bands making such beautiful music through the 70's.

[@eddiebazan6411]

Killer song bro.

[@loridingledine4902]

wish i HAD SEEN HIM WHEN HE CAME TO Columbus Ohio BACK IN 1987.................HAD SOME RUBY RED ACID GAVE IT TO A CO WORKER FOR THIS CONCERT..................SHE SAID IT WAS A GREAT CONCERT.................GOD HOW I MISS MY YOUTH

[@andyarias1882]

This song goes out to my brother Alex Arias who lost his life in 2006 love you bro

[@Stevek552]

+andy arias Why no replies is beyond me... I cannot think of a more profound, soulful and beautiful song to honour the loss of a loved one.. My heart is with you my friend, and know that energy never dies, it merely changes form and shape.. your brother is with you everywhere and always.. mother earth never forgets..

[@tricorn1776]

+andy arias Sorry for your loss man, we just lost my brother in law last month He loved Trower also.

[@andyarias1882]

Thanks for your love

[@nutmonkey9]

sorry man

[@wearealloneexceptforthatgu7848]

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@missmicheleo]

I worship this man

[@wearealloneexceptforthatgu7848]

The beginning of grunge rock, right here - James Dewar's beautiful, moving voice, and Robin's heartfelt playing, the forerunner, and I'd imagine an inspiration, to Chris Cornell, Audioslave, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and the other greats that followed.