Robin Trower/Tokyo,Japan 1.22.1977

From Robin Trower’s legendary first visit to Japan in 1977, the Nakano Sunplaza performance on January 22nd, the first day, is completely recorded with the best and angry audience recording. Anyway, the sound is strangely close, and you can enjoy the entire show with the amazing sound without any clutter. The viscosity of the sound and sophisticated texture are at the highest level, and it is an ultimate masterpiece that can be declared to be the best cassette recording of its time. A must-have for enthusiasts that uses the master cassette of the recorder directly, which is not available even among traders. This Japan tour was the first tour since the new quartet formed, with former Sly & Family Stone member Rusty Allen joining as bassist and Jimmy Dewar focusing on vocals, and the concert featured the band’s latest work at the time. The concert starts lightly with the first song “Long Misty Days” Same Rain Falls. The rhythm section of former Sly members Bill and Rusty, who create a strong sense of groove, is also wonderful, but Trower’s guitar solo is the best, and you can enjoy the long solo that is worth listening to in every song. In addition to the stage classics Bridge Of Sighs, Too Rolling Stoned, Daydream, Day Of The Eagl, and Little Bit Of Sympathy, Althea features Bill Rodan’s powerful drum solo, and an encore featuring Rusty’s bass solo. Messin’ The Blue and others are also great listening spots. Complete recording up to the encore Rock Me Baby. Just listen to this excellent recording! The new source of Robin Trower’s Tokyo opening day performance revived with the ultimate analog recording! Good Live at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan 22nd January 1977 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (38:26) 1. Opening 2. Same Rain Falls 3. Lady Love 4. Bridge Of Sighs 5. Caledonia 6. The Fool And Me 7. Long Misty Days 8. Too Rolling Stoned Disc 2 (45:35) 1. Daydream 2. Day Of The Eagle 3. Alethea incl. Drums Solo 4. Little Bit Of Sympathy 5. Messin’ The Blues 6. Rock Me Baby Robin Trower – Guitar Jimmy Dewar – Vocal Rustee Allen – Bass Bill Lordan – Drums