"Back It Up" is the eighth solo studio album by the legendary English guitarist and songwriter Robin Trower, released in January 1983 under Chrysalis Records. This blues rock masterpiece marks the final collaboration between Trower and his longtime bassist and vocalist, James Dewar. The album is a powerful blend of blues rock, blues, and modern blues, showcasing Trower's exceptional guitar skills and Dewar's soulful vocals.
With a runtime of 38 minutes, "Back It Up" features nine tracks that delve into themes of passion, resilience, and the human experience. The title track, "Back It Up," is often highlighted as one of Trower's best works, bringing his signature guitar magic to the forefront. Other notable tracks include "River," "Black to Red," and "Captain Midnight," each offering a unique blend of raw emotion and musical prowess.
The album's production quality and the chemistry between Trower and Dewar make "Back It Up" a standout in Trower's discography. It's a testament to their musical synergy and a must-listen for fans of blues rock. Despite being released decades ago, the album's timeless appeal continues to captivate audiences, making it a cherished addition to any music collection.
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