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    HM Magazine #87/Sal Difusco
    Sal Difusco — Nevertheless cover

    Sal Difusco

    Nevertheless

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Sadetar RecordsHM Magazine #87January/February 2001
    hard rockjazz rockprogressive rockr&b

    Sadetar Records brings us a very talented guitar noodler in Sal DiFusco. Crisp, fresh playing is delivered from mostly heady jazz, guitar rock, and R&B influences. He can certainly play fast and shred, but most of it focuses on beautiful tone and "take you somewhere" songwriting. Very professional recording.

    Other coverage for this album

    HM Magazine #98Reviewed by Doug Van PeltWhew! This guitar instrumentalist lays down the sweetest clean playing I've heard in a while. You know, those noodlers sometimes get so annoying and cloned that I don't wanna hear 'em, look at 'em, or smell 'em. Good ole Sal defies this description because he knows the importance of melody and good songs. If you check out any Satriani style music this month, make it Sal Difusco. Write: Sadetar…

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