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A Call To The Wild

a Studio release
by
Neil Rambaldi

Release Year: 2017

Date Label Catalog # Comments
31 Mar 2017 Prismis CD, Digital

All Songs Written, Arranged, Produced, Mixed, and Recorded by Neil Rambaldi.

Added To Proggnosis Database on: 6/27/2017 12:00:00 AM
Entry Last Updated on: 7/22/2022 10:25:00 AM by: DBSilver
  1. When The Days Were Young
  2. The Day The Tides Stood Still
  3. Mi Corazón
  4. Everything You Say
  5. And The Sun Goes Down...
  6. The Punchline
  7. Into The Twilight
  8. Shadow Armada
  9. Paradise Lost
  10. Wild Seed
  11. The Sleeper
  12. Brave New World
  13. A Call To The Wild

Neil Rambaldi
Electric and Acoustic (Nylon & Steel-String) Guitars, Bass Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion (including acoustic Percussion & Drum Programming), vocals

Reviewed by Marc on 01 Jul 2017


I never heard of Neil Rambaldi until I got his latest CD to review. Too bad for me because I'm very much impressed by what I hear on A Call To The Wild

About 60% of the tracks on this excellent album I would describe as instrumental Blues Rock. Obviously Rambaldi is a great guitar player that can shred with lightning speed, but he does not use his music as a vehicule that allows him to showcase his technical habilities. His emphasis is more on the melody not just on prowess. References can be made with great Blues Rock guitarists like Joe Bonamassa, Jeff Beck or Stevie Ray Vaughan but his playing style is quite unique. One thing that really got me hooked on A Call To The Wild is that Rambaldi inserts a good number of pieces in a ''Non Blues Rock'' style; Latin Rock, Spanish guitar... and he even sings (very well) on one track. Luckily he manages to do this without breaking the general mood of his album.

If you are into instrumental Blues Rock+ or some of the artist I listed in this review, Neil Rambaldi is certainly someone you should seek out. A Call To The Wild is an excellent album that is good from beginning to end. Highly recommended indeed.