He recorded with a veritable who’s who of classic rock, including John Mayall, Roger McGuinn and John Prine, and appeared on such famed platters as Todd Rundgren’s “Something/Anything?” but, of course, Rick Vito‘s most prominent stints were playing guitar, singing and writing for FLEETWOOD MAC between 1987 and 1991 and working with MICK FLEETWOOD’S BLUES BAND. All of this didn’t get in the way of the Grammy-nominated artist’s solo career which started three decades ago and will be continued on March 22nd, when his new album is to be out.
Picking up where 2019’s “Soulshaker” left off, “Cadillac Man” finds the American veteran in fine fettle, laying down incendiary licks and rolling the slider over a dozen fresh cuts that tap into traditional blues themes. Given the quality of Vito’s previous efforts, this one promises to be top-notch.
Cadillac Man
1. Love Crazy Baby
2. It’s Two A.M.
3. Cadillac Man
4. Little Sheba
5. Bo In Paradise
6. Gone Like A Cool Breeze
7. Crying At Midnight
8. Barbeque’n Baby
9. Just Another Day
10. River’s Calling
11. You Can’t Stop A Guitar (From Playing the Blues)
12. Sliding Into Blue
