Filippo Guzzardi

 His artistic story becomes a myth like others who had tragically preceded him.

 Stevie Ray has not been with us for a long time, thanks to the ample and surprising unreleased materials, his absence among the living has been less painful.

The Sky Is Crying is a significant posthumous album that showcases Stevie Ray Vaughan’s exceptional blues guitar skills and earned Grammy recognition. The album highlights his influences, unique style, and unreleased gems curated by his brother Jimmy Vaughan. Despite being a compilation with uneven pacing, it confirms Vaughan’s lasting impact on blues and rock music. His tragic early death only heightened interest in his extensive, rich discography. Listen to The Sky Is Crying and experience Stevie Ray Vaughan’s timeless blues brilliance today!

 "The great studio return is 'In Step' (1989): the fourth amazing album by Stevie Ray Vaughan and the complete Double Trouble band."

 "Even without renouncing his blues roots, Stevie Ray wants to carve out his own space indicating a possible evolution towards that Jazz-Rock..."

The review praises Stevie Ray Vaughan’s 1989 album In Step as a milestone blending traditional blues with elements of jazz-rock fusion. It highlights key tracks like Crossfire and Tightrope while noting Vaughan’s tasteful instrumentation and homage to his wife via the iconic 'Lenny' guitar. The album’s critical and commercial success, including a Grammy win, underscores Vaughan’s mastery and evolution as an artist. Dive into Stevie Ray Vaughan’s In Step and experience a masterful blend of blues and jazz-rock fusion. Listen now!

 "The masterpiece, however, is the opening act titled as an exclamatory question: ‘Say What!’"

 "This third work, ultimately, must not be missing from the shelves of a lover of this genre, although (overall) slightly inferior to its two predecessors."

Soul To Soul marks a subtle evolution for Stevie Ray Vaughan, blending the Texas blues tradition with new textures thanks to keyboardist Reese Wynans. Although slightly less impactful than previous albums, it features memorable ballads and the Grammy-winning track "Say What!". The album was created amid Vaughan's health struggles and addiction battles, adding depth to its context. Essential for blues enthusiasts and Stevie Ray Vaughan fans alike. Listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan's Soul To Soul and experience the evolution of Texas blues today!

 Stevie Ray Vaughan becomes the first white blues guitarist to win two W.C. Handy National Blues Awards as “Best Blues Entertainer of the year” and “Best Blues Instrumental of the year.”

 The incredible solo in the title track “Couldn’t Stand The Weather” is the pure demonstration of how one can intervene to correct nuances through overdubbing, doing it magnificently!

The review highlights Stevie Ray Vaughan's 1984 album 'Couldn’t Stand The Weather' as a successful follow-up to his debut. It praises his unique interpretations of Hendrix’s work, the album’s gold status, and his wins at the W.C. Handy National Blues Awards. Standout tracks like the title song and 'Cold Shot' demonstrate his blues rock mastery. The album solidifies Vaughan’s position as a top blues guitarist. Listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan's 'Couldn’t Stand The Weather' and experience a blues rock classic today!

 While sampling and synthesizers were starting to dominate pop music, "Texas Flood" (1983) is an album that rightfully enters the blues-rock legend.

 From his recording debut onwards, SRV immediately demonstrated that he could perpetuate the dictates of an entire past tradition.

The review details Stevie Ray Vaughan’s rise from Dallas to blues legend through vibrant performances and key collaborations. Texas Flood is hailed as a classic blues-rock album that redefined electric blues in the 1980s, showcasing Vaughan's virtuosity and deep connection to the genre. Notable tracks and the iconic 'Red' Stratocaster guitar contribute to its timeless appeal. Highly recommended for blues and guitar fans alike. Listen to Texas Flood now and experience Stevie Ray Vaughan’s legendary blues-rock mastery!

 Doomfoxx makes their music, which is old for some, eternal for others: but they do it well, and that’s what, in the end, matters.

 Calling [Stuart Mckie] Bon Scott’s illegitimate son is not reckless when you hear a track like “Sweetheart Of The Troops.”

Doomfoxx's debut album is a solid and powerful hard rock record that channels the essence of 70s and 80s rock legends. The band's lineup and origins emphasize their authentic rock roots. With strong influences from iconic bands like AC/DC and Aerosmith, the album presents a distinctive yet familiar sound. The lead singer Stuart Mckie's vocal style is notably reminiscent of Bon Scott. Overall, the album lays a strong foundation for Doomfoxx's future in rock. Discover the timeless power of Doomfoxx’s debut—listen now and relive classic hard rock at its finest!

 Jean Luc Ponty is probably the least known among those who have innovated Jazz because he plays the violin.

 His revolutionary drive as a visionary, the freshness of his ideas, the harmony of his combinations, staying at the forefront without ever falling into executive coldness are well showcased in this record.

This review highlights Jean Luc Ponty's influential role in jazz fusion, especially through his violin work. The album 'The Very Best Of' serves as an excellent introduction to his innovative style and collaborations. It praises Ponty's ability to blend jazz and rock elements with fresh, visionary ideas. The review recommends the collection to lovers of genre-crossing music and emphasizes Ponty's underappreciated legacy. Discover Jean Luc Ponty's groundbreaking fusion of jazz and rock—listen to 'The Very Best Of' and experience jazz violin like never before!

 The Kiss are the first and greatest look-band of all time and, in general, the most spectacular and theatrical rock entity ever to exist.

 The song I consider the symbol of Kiss, revisited for the occasion: 'Strutter 78.' Seriously recommended.

This review praises Kiss as the ultimate glam-street metal pioneers combining theatrical visuals with raw, fun, and powerful rock sounds. Double Platinum gathers standout tracks from their first six albums, showcasing hits that fuelled Kiss-mania. The album reflects the band's growth and stage presence, celebrating their peak success and cultural impact. Notable songs like 'Rock 'n' Roll All Nite' and 'Beth' highlight the band's diverse yet powerful sound. Recommended for fans and rock enthusiasts. Dive into Kiss’s Double Platinum and experience the glam rock spectacle that defined a generation!

 From an unknown band at their debut in the early ’70s, by the end of the same decade, the Eagles were celebrated as a true American musical legend.

 Not to be missed.

The review celebrates The Eagles' self-titled debut album as a landmark in American country rock, highlighting the band's talented musicianship and vocal harmonies. It outlines their origins, distinctive West Coast style, and standout tracks like 'Take It Easy' and 'Witchy Woman.' Emphasizing the commercial success behind a well-planned image and strategy, the review positions the album as essential listening for fans of 1970s rock and country fusion. Listen to The Eagles' iconic debut album and experience the roots of classic American country rock!

 If rock’n’roll is musically dead, it is not in spirit, in its evocative power: and it never will be!

 The Darkness do not obscure their sources; instead, they blatantly display them: early AC/DC and Queen above all.

The Darkness returns with One Way Ticket To Hell...And Back, a vibrant showcase of glam and classic rock influences from bands like Queen and AC/DC. Despite lineup changes, the band delivers a nostalgic yet fresh rock'n'roll spirit fueled by the Hawkins brothers' clear passion and musical vision. Standout tracks include 'Knockers' and 'Seemed Like A Good Idea,' blending epic ballads with hard rock riffs. Although the title track is less compelling, the album as a whole reaffirms rock's enduring evocative power. Discover The Darkness' fiery glam rock revival and listen to their electric second album today!