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Profile: Rick Vito. By Jas Obrecht. Rick Vito's King of Hearts delivers soulful vocals, superb rhythms, and the masterful whine of metal sliding upon metal. While drenched in blues, Vito's solos - especially on slide - are fresh, thrilling rides, following roadmaps of his own design. It speaks of a long journey: "That's everything I was trying ...
Rick Vito is one of the few guitarists who didn’t just put his name on a guitar as an endorser; as his own guitar designer, he came up with the art deco Streamliner, then the Slingshot for the Reverend company, and Reverend’s Rick Vito Signature model. A glance at the roster of artists Vito has.
Rick Vito In Concert (2003) Guitar Heroes In Concert (2003) Blue Again The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band - featuring Rick Vito (2010) RECORDINGS. Something, Anything - Todd Rundgren (1972) Raw Velvet - Bobby Whitlock (1972) New Year. New Band. New Company - John Mayall (1975)
20 de may. de 2021 · For Rick Vito a life of blues playing seemed like it was all summed up in one night. The guitarist who once replaced Lindsey Buckingham on Fleetwood Mac’s tour “Tango in the Night” and was the de facto band leader for Mick Fleetwood’s Blues Band, was well prepared.
Rick Vito’s first professional gig as a young man was with duo, Delaney and Bonnie. From there, he went on to play with (among others) John Mayall, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Seeger, and Fleetwood Mac. He currently has a solo show as well as a band with Mick Fleetwood called The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band.
25 de mar. de 2024 · Rick Vito -- "Cadillac Man" -- Blue Heart Records On his latest album – “Cadillac Man” – Rick Vito includes a song titled “You Can't Stop a Guitar (From Playing the Blues).” That could easily be the motto of Vito's long and successful musical career, and it's certainly the welcome theme of the Grammy-nominated guitarist's…
14 de mar. de 2024 · Review: Rick Vito ‘Cadillac Man’ By Jim Hynes. One of the best yet underappreciated traditional blues guitarists Rick Vito returns with Cadillac Man after a five-year hiatus. Renowned not only for his own material as leader, but Vito has also been the ‘secret weapon’ guitarist for the likes of Bob Seger, Bonnie Raitt, John Mayall, Albert Collins, John Prine, and many more.
