Time: 39:51
Size: 91.2 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[3:51] 1. Dallas
[4:29] 2. I Can't Hold Out
[3:36] 3. Just Your Fool
[6:45] 4. Highway 61 Revisited
[3:47] 5. Fooled Around And Fell In Love
[4:50] 6. Rock Me Baby
[4:29] 7. Mess Around
[4:31] 8. Canned Heat Blues
[3:28] 9. Tiger Rag
Gennaro Porcelli is an authentic Neapolitan. Born in 1981, he has gone a long way to get where he is today: current guitarist for Edoardo Bennato and leader of the “Gennaro Porcelli & Highway 61” trio (Roberto Perrone on drums and Diego Imparato on bass guitar). Both critics and audience consider him as one of the most promising talents of blues “made in Italy”. As a matter of fact, he can boast a considerable resume: Alex Britti (2006/2007 tour), Louisiana Red, Bobby Dixon (son of the more famous Willie Dixon), Nathaniel Peterson, Kenny Neal, Abi Wallestein, Carvin Jones, Ronnie Jones, Ernesto Vitolo,Tony Esposito, Roberto Ciotti, Antonio Onorato, Rudy Rotta, Beppe Grillo, Lino Cannavacciuolo, Pier Pelù, Blue Stuff, , Maurizio Capone, Enzo Avitabile, Eugenio Bennato, Tullio De Piscopo, Morgan, Pino Scotto, “Tre Allegri Ragazzi Morti”, and Caudio Baglioni, just to name a few celebrities he has played with; Hot Tuna, Eric Sardinas, Corey Harris, lil’ Ed & the Blues Imperials, Louisiana Mojo Queen, Tolo Marton, Uli John Roth, Billy Branch, Robben Ford, Renzo Arbore and many others are the renowned musicians he has shared the stage with. Moreover, he has recently performed live with Texan guitarist Buddy Whittington, the historical member of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers.
His concerts have been defined as being powerful, meaning that they appear to run along that same Highway 61 where a number of Blues and Southern Rock styles originated. They offer a repertoire that goes from Chicago style to New Orleans style, from Austin style to Memphis style. In 2009, he published his first CD called “Revisiting”, in which standard Blues was arranged with his own personal style. Friends, like the famous Italian musicians Edoardo Bennato, Alex Britti and Roberto Ciotti reviewed the CD.
His concerts have been defined as being powerful, meaning that they appear to run along that same Highway 61 where a number of Blues and Southern Rock styles originated. They offer a repertoire that goes from Chicago style to New Orleans style, from Austin style to Memphis style. In 2009, he published his first CD called “Revisiting”, in which standard Blues was arranged with his own personal style. Friends, like the famous Italian musicians Edoardo Bennato, Alex Britti and Roberto Ciotti reviewed the CD.
Revisiting... ! mc
Revisiting... ! zippy
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