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“Day of the Eagle”

“IT’S PROBABLY best rock and roll song I’ve ever written,” Robin Trower says about “Day of the Eagle,” the frenetic, heavy blues track from his second solo album, 1974’s . “It’s still a lot of fun to play, too. To pull it off successfully, you have to be slightly on the edge of making it work. There has to be some effort involved. I think that’s what makes it so exciting to play.”

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