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If we told you rock ‘n roll, Italy, eccentric style and brilliantine? You’ve got it right, we’re talking about the inimitable Bobby Solo, the man who most of all enhanced and narrated the American rock ‘n roll of the 1950s. In the company of a special guest, Bobby is ready to take the stage with a concert that was created to pass on to new generations the myth of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and other great artists who made the history of American rock ‘n roll.
BOBBY SOLO
Roberto Satti, aka Bobby Solo, was born in Rome in 1945. He is 13 years old when he listens for the first time to two Elvis Presley songs, ‘Love me tender’ and ‘Jailhouse rock’: it is electrocution. He became passionate about music as a teenager, developing a predilection for rock ‘n’ roll, and Elvis immediately became his greatest source of inspiration in terms of look and singing. Having become famous in Italy and Europe with unreleased masterpieces such as ‘Una Lacrima sul viso’, ‘Credi a me’ and ‘Gelosia’, Bobby is one of Italy’s most famous singer-songwriters.
PAUL AMBACH AKA BOOGIE BOY
Music is in Boogie Boy’s blood: his grandfather was a klezmer musician and his father was a famous opera singer. Young Ambach found his passion in jazz, blues, R&B and soul. At 17, he started singing and performed at prestigious festivals such as the North Sea Jazz Festival and Jazz Montreux. He is also a pianist who has accompanied great artists such as B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, The Kinks, Lionel Hampton, Alvin Lee and many others.
