A welcome update from Robin
“I would like to thank everyone for the very kind and positive messages… I went in and came out through the other side and am recovering well.
Now I’m looking forward to getting going and to start playing live again.
Many thanks… Robin”
Thank you for the many years of awesome music! I’ve seen you live about 10 times and every one was awesome!
Best wishes!
Hope to see you again soon!
Live or on LP you are amazing. Lots of positive energy being sent your way.
Thank you, Robin.
For all the decades.
Looking forward to seeing you play on stage again. Oh, that guitar! May your recovery bring you the best of health.
Sounds like everything went well. I am glad to hear that. Take care of yourself , going forward. Thinking of and listening to you.
Love you Robin!
I have been a great fan since I was a young teenager.
I am happy to hear you are doing well.
It is always a pleasure seeing you live and I have seen you in concert many, many times and have always been impressed. I have a picture of you and me shaking hands in I believe 1983 and you autographed my Bridge of Sighs LP. Nobody plays with the feel and inspiration that you show! Thanks for all you do.
I hope to see you again when you return to the US.
Best wishes always, George
Robin – This is great news to hear, and best wishes for a speedy recovery. Another stateside tour would be a be dream come true for an opportunity to see you live again. Please know your entire catalog of music and guitar playing has touched so many, and that we love you!
Very Glad to hear! Looking forward to seeing you live.
Robin – What wonderful news! I’ve seen you many times, but the one I remember most fondly was meeting you after a show in St. Pete, FL. I told you about my friend and I skipping a high school tennis tournament to see you in Grand Rapids, MI in 1975. And you replied “So I guess I’m responsible for you never becoming a professional tennis player.” I laughed so hard! Amazing guitar player / composer plus a great sense of humor! Wishing you all the best in your continued recovery!
Glad to hear you are well! All the best to you going forward!
Thanks for your music.🙏 Saw you in the ’70’s at Music Hall in Boston. Fantastic! And still you are still doing it so wonderfully. Rich tone is beautiful. Thank you most sincerely. You are unknowingly a teacher of mine. Come back to the Boston area somewhere.
Hello Robin, I am so pleased that you are in recovery. In 2019 briefly met you in Grand Rapids, told you at the time ‘Little Girl Blue’ was my favorite new song. Now it’s ‘ Joyful Sky’, for the Bond feel and heart it displays. I am hoping for a ‘Daydream’ type song for the future. Take care, and also please keep doing artwork for newer albums.
Robin,
Great to hear your recovering well, I was looking forward to seeing you in NJ this year but hoping to see you in the future. You are truly a legend, so much great music stay well God bless !!
It is great to see you on the mend. I was sad, that I would miss your show in Chicago, this year – I had tickets. This would have been my 3rd time seeing you in concert. Always great and always fun
Get better and tour soon!
Dear Robin,
We are so glad you are recovering well. You have been with me most of my life and I am grateful to you as you continue to grow and explore, while always remaining your sincere, humble, and excellent self. You are an inspiration to so many and a treasure beyond compare in my life. Our love and best wishes to you always!
Your Bridge of Sighs album was one of my first to buy in the 70’s, as a kid I couldn’t get enough of your music and the albums to follow. I love James’s Voice and Davey Pattison as well. BLT and Truce were great and a fun sounding collaboration with Jack Bruce. I saw you in Newton NJ several years back and was excited to see you at the Paramount in Huntington Long Island last year. I was sad to hear you had some issues, which I am glad you came through with flying colors. I hope your recovery is quick and if you come around to my area, I will be sure to be there…
So good to read that Robin came through the op and are recovering. I was very concerned to hear the news about your health. You’re not alone of course but you happen to be one of UK’s best blues guitarists left…. I’ve followed you since you joined Procol Harum, seen you a few times in London, Birmingham & St Ives. Cornwall. I lived & worked there in the summer in 1972.
Imagine my surprise to find that you and your dear wife loved St Ives too. I was on an open top bus going to Lands End and you and your lovely wife were coming back towards St Ives. One of the most surreal moments for me 🙂
Hello Robin, so good to hear it’s getting better with your health.
Hope you will come again to the Netherlands in near future.
I saw you in 1976 in the Hague as support to the Rolling Stones ans a few months later in Amsterdam in the Rai Congress-hall. Much later again in Amsterdam in Paradiso and so on. A fan for life! Take care of yourself, and hope to see you again!
Robin-So glad you are doing well. I have had the pleasure of seeing you live approximately 25 times. Look forward to seeing you in Atlanta soon. Paul Cooper, Montgomery, Alabama
hell yes Robin ! love you man. had a heart attack 6 mos ago saw the light and didnt leave this earth yet. i want to see you play live and then ill be ready to go.
Robin, Like others here, I have been a fan since the 1970’s. In fact, my high school football team was the Eagles, and we always played “Day of the Eagle” very loudly in the locker room before the start of every game. I am also an amateur guitarist and have been working on learning to play Bridge of Sighs – I love that song so much. I haven’t been following you but was excited to see a concert scheduled at the Brown County Music Center in Nashville Indiana, which is very near me, but then sad to see that it was canceled and even sadder to hear about your health issues. But glad to hear that you came through the surgery. Hoping that you have a speedy recovery, and take care of yourself – don’t tour again till you’re sure you’re ready! Thank you for the timeless music. Dave – Bloomington, Indiana
Great to hear you are on the mend ! Travelled to the Gateshead gig from Glasgow and it was amazing . Take it easy and don’t rush into anything , would love to see you play up here in Scotland so fingers crossed!!
Hey Robin. Glad surgery went well. Time for you to just chill for now as you’ve given so many of us the most memorable concerts I’ve ever attended. Hopefully I get to see you play again , but if not , I have a million memories from the many shows I’ve attended.
Mike Short. New York
I feel the same way as Mike. We have your music. I look forward to seeing you for the first time live someday, but if not, your prolific works will be there for me. I am 71 and have many of your records. I have so many favorites, who can pick? Ok, “Bridge of Sighs or “Day of the Eagle”. Singing, writing, and playing like another of my favorites who died so young. Guitar leads like yours and a few others will stay with me, and I will play them to the younger ones who might listen. Live on Robin.
I’m SO glad to hear of the positive outcome of your surgery. I was fortunate to attend a concert in Portland prior to the loss of the late, great James Dewar. There’s no one who plays a guitar as mesmerizing as you. Even if I never get the chance to see you in concert again, I’ll always have the memory of the fantastic show I was able to attend. Good health to you!
Hope you are doing well, Robin. I don’t know if you’ll be touring in 2025, but I sure hope you get to San Diego if so! Been listening since the 70’s. Robin, you still got it man!
Get well Robin and best wishes with your recovery. Hope to see you playing again if that’s what you want.
Glad your surgery went well, and all is good.
Hope you reschedule your tour for Brown County Indiana.
Can’t wait to see you next year.
Ken
Thanks for the great music for 50+ years. I’m glad to hear that you are doing better.
Blessings and a full recovery to you, Mr. Trower. I first saw you live in 1980 at the Palladium in New York City. I was a teenager in the front row. I still have the pick you used that night and which a roadie was kind enough to gift me after the show. Thank you for the music, always. I look forward to catching you again when you’re back on the road.
Very pleased you are doing well again. I have been a big fan since the seventies. Glad to hear you will be back playing live soon.
Right on Robin, wish the best!!
Make sure your health is first.
We can wait for you!!
So glad to see that you’re on the mend. Was really looking forward to seeing you in Buffalo last year, but obviously your health is more important. Here’s hoping that you can get back out and do what you love and I would so love to see you live
Hi Rob
Lynn here from Oz… heard through the family you had an Op.. glad all has gone well and wishing you love and good health for 2025…
Not sure if you read these , but I hope so – I have not been to UK for years but aiming fir 2025
Lynn & Pete
Take care
Very glad to hear you are on the upside of down. Hope you have many years of your mastery of human emotions. I’m no Jack Bruce but love the man’s method to death. Playing bass to your music in cover bands was extremely fun but never as good as you’re live and on my stereo. I’ve you’re whole library I think. Glad you’re on the mends. Love What You Have Given Slater
Hi Robin,
Really pleased to hear you’re on the mend after your op. I used to rehearse at Trackside Recording Studios Monday to Friday 9am to 5am and you were always rehearsing in the practice room next door prior to touring, so I know how much work you put into your music and how much of a perfectionist you are, which inspired me back in the 1980s. I took some friends to see you at the Assembly Hall gig and loved it. I hope you recover soon and get to play many more gigs and tour the USA – thanks for your massive contribution to music. Take care and happy recovery.
You have been sorely missed these few years! Looking forward to seeing you here in New York city later this year. I’ll be there with bells on, as they say. So glad you came through it all with flying colors! I remain a steadfast fan, some fifty years or so, looking to pick up where we left off! Artie Sacktig, NYC.
Hi Robin I am so happy to hear of your recovery. I saw you in 1973 you opened for King Crimson Twice Removed From Yesterday tour the band was amazing I will never forget that concert I was 19 I am now 70 and listening to your music you make your guitar sing beautiful melodies and incredible feeling you remind me of the great Jimi Hendrix but you have your own style and no one comes even close to what you do. I am so excited I am having the opportunity to see you again in Portland Maine at Aura it’s a dream come true and just the thought fills me with emotion I am a drummer/guitarist and you have influenced me in some many positive ways musically maybe I can meet you in person at Aura on June 27 just to shake your hand and tell you how much I love your music take care God bless and be well ♥️