Phil Manzanera (born Philip Targett-Adams) is an English guitarist and composer best known for his work with Roxy Music and for a series of solo albums. Reviews highlight his inventive guitar work, Latin-influenced textures and collaborations with artists such as Brian Eno and Robert Wyatt.

Founding member of Quiet Sun; member of Roxy Music; solo albums include Diamond Head (1975). Collaborators mentioned in reviews include Brian Eno, Robert Wyatt, Andy Mackay, Paul Thompson, Bill McCormick, John Wetton, Chrissie Hynde and Enrique Bunbury.

The reviews celebrate Phil Manzanera as an inventive, underrated guitarist and versatile solo artist. Praise focuses on his 1975 solo debut Diamond Head and later works Vozero and 6pm. Recurring notes: Latin flavours, collaborations with Robert Wyatt and Brian Eno, and strong instrumental imagination.

For:Fans of guitar-driven art rock, listeners of Roxy Music, prog/ambient enthusiasts and readers interested in Latin-influenced experimental rock.

 Phil Manzanera was, in all likelihood, the most creative, talented, and intelligent guitarist of the 70s English scene.

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 Simplifying the matter, this record is splendid.

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 an album that is something more than the Roxy Music reunited with Eno and without Bryan Ferry

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