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 Jones dives into the dust of the highways and the smell of worm-eaten wood from old abandoned churches, taking a trip to New Orleans and emerging victorious with an album 'American' that Johnny Cash would have loved.

 The entire work and the selection of songs seem to be inspired by God, in search of redemption.

Tom Jones' album Praise & Blame is a remarkable departure from his previous pop hits, embracing gospel, blues, and country sounds. Produced by Ethan Johns, the album draws comparisons to Johnny Cash's American Recordings for its themes of faith and redemption. Jones' powerful voice remains intact and is showcased across a diverse and deeply emotional song selection. This work represents a successful artistic reinvention at age seventy. Listen to Tom Jones' Praise & Blame and experience a powerful blend of blues, gospel, and redemption.

 Edda’s voice came out and filled the air, regularly transmitting positivity and a zest for life.

 This small disc formed by five songs wants to spur the artist Edda to continue on this path, him always so doubtful about the success of this artistic rebirth and his musical future.

The review celebrates Edda’s acoustic mini-album In orbita as a heartfelt musical comeback carrying his unique voice and spirit. It reflects on his history with Italian rock, his modesty, and the genuine warmth his music transmits. The album’s brief, improvisational acoustic sets are praised for capturing the authenticity of Edda’s performances and inspiring hope for his future work. Explore Edda’s intimate acoustic sessions and rediscover a unique voice in Italian rock. Listen to In orbita now!

 A puff to the dust covering old instruments forgotten in the attic, refueling at the first open gas station, and the album takes you on a journey with closed eyes through a bygone America.

 In this work, Mellencamp leaves an important piece of his heart; it’s up to us to try and pick it up.

John Mellencamp's album 'No Better Than This' is praised as a near-masterpiece that captures the essence of American roots music. Recorded with vintage techniques under producer T Bone Burnett, it takes listeners on an emotional journey through iconic musical locations. Blending folk, blues, and rockabilly, Mellencamp offers an authentic and heartfelt tribute to the origins of rock. The album's conception and live recording style set it apart from contemporary works. Listen to John Mellencamp’s 'No Better Than This' and experience a heartfelt journey through America’s musical past.

 Jakob, with this work, is a "good one."

 Songs like 'Lend a Hand' and 'Standing Eight Count' steer toward the reaches of Waits' unparalleled madness.

Jakob Dylan escapes the shadow of his legendary father by maturing into a solo artist with 'Women + Country.' The album enriches his folk roots through collaboration with producer T-Bone Burnette and gifted musicians, gaining melodic and sonic depth. It offers a blend of evocative storytelling and diverse American sounds, marking a pivotal step in his career. Discover Jakob Dylan's 'Women + Country' — dive into heartfelt American folk with rich melodies and unique collaborations.

 A concert and tour that nevertheless testify to the band's greatness and the desire not to let anyone leave dissatisfied.

 Only time will tell if it is a case of 'soul sold to the market' or a genuine desire to continue making music together.

The review covers Litfiba's 2010 live concert in Collegno following the reunion of Pelù and Renzulli, reconnecting with their classic sound while partially ignoring some albums. The setlist balances selections from their 80s and 90s works, delivering an engaging yet occasionally disappointing experience without full fan expectations met. Musically, the band leans into a hard rock sound, notably from the 'Terremoto' era, with standout moments in political lyrical themes. Overall, the concert celebrates the band's legacy while leaving open questions about their future. Discover the energy of Litfiba’s 2010 reunion—listen to the live album and relive the iconic Italian rock moment!

 Every great artist has a black sheep among their albums that they disown.

 What worked for groups like the Ronettes or Tina Turner was jarring in the presence of artists like Cohen.

Leonard Cohen's 'Death of a Ladies' Man' sparked disagreement among fans due to Phil Spector's dense production style. Though widely considered Cohen's worst album, it foreshadowed his later musical shifts. The album features expanded instrumentation and collaborations with notable artists, but Cohen himself felt it was unfinished. Its lyrics explore complex themes of love and loss, maintaining Cohen's poetic depth despite the experimental sound. Discover the hidden depth and controversy behind Leonard Cohen's 'Death of a Ladies' Man'—listen now and explore this unique chapter in his career!

 It’s been 40 years since that sparkling debut, but one thing remains intact, the vocal harmonies and the qualities that made Crosby, Stills & Nash a legend in music.

 The marvelous vocal harmonies of the three float in the absorbed silence of the arena, creating that magic that only their three voices together can emanate.

The review captures Crosby, Stills & Nash's powerful 2010 live performance at Milano Jazzin' Festival, highlighting their enduring vocal harmonies and classic setlist. Despite physical contrasts among members, their charisma and musical skills remain intact. The concert seamlessly blends electric rock with an enchanting acoustic session, delighting the audience with both timeless hits and upcoming album previews. The show concludes with enthusiastic audience participation, cementing their timeless appeal. Discover the timeless magic of Crosby, Stills & Nash’s 2010 live show—listen now and experience their legendary harmonies!

 Willie Nile is a healthy carrier of rock'n'roll, straightforward, direct, sincere, you can see it in his eyes, in his walk, his gestures, and his look.

 It doesn’t matter if it’s a club, a stadium, or a street corner. In New York, Dublin, or San Francisco: the music that comes from the heart lives and breathes in the voices and songs of those who make the journey.

Willie Nile proved once again his status as a sincere and powerful rock’n’roll performer at Asti Musica. Despite a mostly seated audience, his energy and connection eventually won them over. His set paid tribute to major influences like the Ramones and the Stones, while introducing new material. The show highlighted his career resilience and deep love for music. His personable approach and lyric storytelling made the concert a memorable experience. Discover Willie Nile’s timeless rock energy—listen to his iconic live performance now!

 Potter vocally stands halfway, with the utmost respect, between Grace Slick and Janis Joplin, revealing two distinct souls.

 The production... makes everything that should be dirty too clean and shiny, still raising doubts about where Potter and her group want to head.

Grace Potter & the Nocturnals' fourth studio album showcases a compelling mix of rock, folk, blues, and soul. Potter’s vocals evoke icons like Grace Slick and Janis Joplin, supported by solid instrumentation from the band. Despite a clean production that some may find too polished, the album is highly listenable and promising for new fans and road trips alike. Notable influences include The Band and Aretha Franklin, enriching the album’s depth and appeal. Listen now to Grace Potter & the Nocturnals' dynamic album and experience a soulful blend of rock and blues!

 His live marathons have become something epic, and although the four-hour concerts from many years ago are now unattainable, you won’t be going home before three hours of music.

 Bruce’s desire to maintain a human connection with the audience makes him almost a loyal friend who rarely betrays you.

This review praises Bruce Springsteen's London Calling live DVD recorded at Hyde Park in 2009. It highlights his enduring passion, professional stage presence, and deep connection with a multi-generational audience. The setlist mixes classics and rare gems, making the performance a near-epic experience. The review notes the DVD’s daylight filming that enhances details but mentions minimal bonus content. Overall, it captures the essence of Springsteen's rock legacy in his later years. Experience Bruce Springsteen’s legendary live energy—watch London Calling live at Hyde Park now!