Here’s one for us old timers…a live version of a song from Robin Trower’s second record.
What were you listening to in 1974? 
Trower puts on a clinic, using the neck pick-up only. (Guitarists will understand)
What a great tone!
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A Little Bit Of Sympathy
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I was 11 and had one 45 and a record player I’d received for Christmas. My parents endured Half Breed by Cher over and over and over and over… ❤
Diana xo
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Thanks for being to first to reply 👍
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I somewhat pride myself in my musical experience as well as memory for music, but I admit what I don’t know! And Trower is completely new to me. I really enjoyed the Youtube and I’m interested in hearing more. 1974 wasn’t my most “tuned in” year for music. I had a newborn and I think I was probably more interested in the music I’d been listening to prior to that particular year. I am so eclectic I was probably listening to Elton John as well as the Carpenters! There’s a range! At that time I loved Jim Croce and Chicago. I played Loggins and Messina over and over because it was one of the only records I bought in that period of time when money was very tight. I still have all the vinyl, so when I want to feel young again…Thanks for the Trower connection!
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