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Robin Trower is farking AWESOME.

Oh my God.
I checked out Robin Trower's (formerly of Procol Harum) solo discography on a whim after reading about him from a recent [i]Guitar World[/i] issue where Paul Gilbert interviewed the man. He seemed like a nice bloke and all, very spiritual and experienced bluesman.
But oh my God can he play.
I started with the album [i]20th Century Blues[/i], and I must say I haven't been floored by someone's guitar playing ever since I first popped my first Stevie Ray Vaughan CD in my stereo.
I don't care what genre of music you [i]think[/i] you play: if you appreciate great guitar music--nay, awesome [u]music[/u], you have to listen to the guy.

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