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It was 1979 when in Long Island (New York), Brian Setzer (guitarist singer) formed, along with his old schoolmates Lee Rocker (double bass) and Slim Jim Phantom (drums), what would become the symbol group of the rockabilly revival: the Stray Cats. Discover the review
It was 1979 when in Long Island (New York), Brian Setzer (guitarist singer) formed, along with his old schoolmates Lee Rocker (double bass) and Slim Jim Phantom (drums), what would become the symbol group of the rockabilly revival: the Stray Cats.
Setzer manages to give a new color, a breath of originality to every track on the album, thanks to a crystal-clear technique, dizzying and engaging solos, along with an extremely versatile and clean shouter voice, especially on high notes. Discover the review
Setzer manages to give a new color, a breath of originality to every track on the album, thanks to a crystal-clear technique, dizzying and engaging solos, along with an extremely versatile and clean shouter voice, especially on high notes.
The Stray Cats were the group that best represented the image of post-50s rockabilly, and Brian Setzer continues to do so to this day with his Brian Setzer Orchestra, where along with the old dear rockabilly, a certain hint of jazz peeks through. Discover the review
The Stray Cats were the group that best represented the image of post-50s rockabilly, and Brian Setzer continues to do so to this day with his Brian Setzer Orchestra, where along with the old dear rockabilly, a certain hint of jazz peeks through.
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