1. Day of the Eagle - 5:02
2. Bridge of Sighs - 5:01
3. In This Place - 4:29
4. The Fool and Me - 3:55
5. Too Rolling Stoned - 7:31
6. About to Begin - 3:46
7. Lady Love - 3:20
8. Little Bit of Sympathy - 4:21
9. Bridge of Sighs [BBC Sessions][*] - 4:54
10. In This Place [BBC Sessions][*] - 4:04
11. Alethea [BBC Sessions][*] - 3:55
12. Little Bit of Sympathy [BBC Sessions][*] - 3:52
13. Fine Day [BBC Sessions][*] - 3:22
14. Confessin' Midnight [BBC Sessions][*] - 4:47
15. It's Only Money [BBC Sessions][*] - 5:01
16. Gonna Be More Suspicious [BBC Sessions][*] - 2:58

Editorial Reviews:

Guitarist Robin Trower's watershed sophomore solo disc remains his most stunning, representative, and consistent collection of tunes. Mixing obvious Hendrix influences with blues and psychedelia, then adding the immensely soulful vocals of James Dewar, Trower pushed the often limited boundaries of the power trio concept into refreshing new waters. The concept gels best in the first track, "Day of the Eagle," where the opening riff rockingly morphs into the dreamy washes of gooey guitar chords that characterize the album's distinctive title track that follows. At his best, Trower's gauzy sheets of oozing, wistful sound and subtle use of wah-wah combine with Dewar's whisky-soaked soul-drenched vocals to take a song like the wistful ballad "In This Place" into orbit. "Too Rolling Stoned," another highlight and one of the most covered tracks from this album, adds throbbing, subtle funk to the mix, changing tempos midway to a slow, forceful amble on top of which Trower lays his quicksilver guitar. One of the few Robin Trower albums without a weak cut, Bridge of Sighs holds up to repeated listenings as a timeless work, as well as the crown jewel in Trower's extensive yet inconsistent catalog. [Chrysalis/Capitol's 2007 reissue included eight bonus BBC sessions.] ~ Hal Horowitz, All Music Guide