Dave Meniketti-On The Blue Side (1999)

Dave Meniketti is a formidable guitarist who began his career in the hard rock band Y&T in the mid-1970s, with which he will record a dozen albums, some of them of notable success, culminated by worldwide hits such as "Don´t Wanna Lose", "Mean Streak" or "Summertime Girls", belonging to albums of an enormous quality like "Earthshaker", "Black tiger" or "In rock we Trust", thus forging an extensive and successful career with this band.
In 1999 he released his first solo album titled "On the blue side", where he demonstrated his passion for blues.
In that album there are three versions, very different from each other but with a common denominator: the blues.
Starting with one of the best songs composed by James Brown in his entire career, "Man's World" followed by the Mose Allison classic, "Parchman Farm", and the extensive "guitar walk" of "Loan me a dime "by Boz Scaggs.
In Man´s World Meniketti he manages not only to overcome the original version, but also to demonstrate the supernatural talent of this musician with the six strings.