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October 25, 2013

101 Reel-To-Reel Tapes 7: Robin Trower ~ Twice Removed from Yesterday

album box detail
cover design by Funky Paul
detail photo by Styrous®

In addition to my vinyl collection I'm selling, I have hundreds of reel-to-reel, pre-recorded tapes. This is an entry about the Yesterday album which was sold on eBay (see link below for others). I have the vinyl LP version as well. Interested? Contact me by email, please, not by a comment.


reel-to-reel box front cover
cover design by Funky Paul
photo by Styrous®


Robin Trower was born in South East London, England in 1945 and began his music career with a couple of local bands before he played guitar with the group, Procol Harum, in 1967 with the album, Procol Harum.




reel-to-reel box back
design by Funky Paul
photo by Styrous®


album box back detail
design by Funky Paul
photo by Styrous®


album box back detail
cover design by Funky Paul
detail photo by Styrous®


album box back detail
design by Funky Paul
detail photo by Styrous®


reel-to-reel
photo by Styrous®



reel-to-reel label detail
detail photo by Styrous®


Track listing:

All songs written by James Dewar and Robin Trower, except where noted.

Side one:

1. I Can't Wait Much Longer (Frankie Miller, Trower) – 5:25
2. Daydream – 6:28
3. Hannah (Dewar, Reg Isidore, Trower) – 5:30
4. Man of the World – 2:40

Side two:

1. I Can't Stand It – 3:43
2. Rock Me Baby (Joe Josea, B.B. King) – 4.30
3. Twice Removed from Yesterday – 3:58
4. Sinner's Song – 5:25
5. Ballerina

Personnel:

Robin Trower – guitar
James Dewar – bass, vocals
Reg Isidore – drums


reel-to-reel listings on eBay

more reel-to-reel tapes on the Styrous® Viewfinder:
                                             reel-to-reel tape archive


Styrous® ~ October 25, 2013

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August 5, 2009

Phillip Hofstetter & 360º panoramas

Photo: Palenque© by Philip Hofstetter

An interesting site to check out is the photography of Phillip Hofstetter. A photographer of Mayan and other ruins, his are not the run-of the-mill images but beautiful 360º panoramic views of the sites photographed. They have to be seen to be appreciated.

He is an Associate Professor of Art at California State University, Hayward, California. He has worked in theater, documentary television, and with San Francisco Bay Area art museums. As a multimedia and video producer for archaeological excavations in Yucatán, his television & multimedia work has appeared on National Geographic television and the Discovery Channel.

His 17 year photographic journal not only includes Maya ruins but also Palenque and field work for the Yaxuná Project and at Chunchucmil, both in the Yucatán. He is currently designing new media documentation at the Kiuic Project in the Puuc Hills and for the El Perú Project in the Petén, Guatemala.

In 2006 & 2007 he expanded his photographic work to cityscapes and ancient archaeological sites in the Mediterranean basin. His most recent museum exhibition shows panoramas of both Maya and Greek ruins from Turkey to Sicily, from Guatemala to Yucatán. He has a new book of his images that will be published in a couple of months.

Check out his Mayan panoramas, as well as those of his Ancient Greek ruins, pretty interesting.



Viewfinder link: Phillip Hofstetter          



Styrous® - August 5, 2009
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