The legendary Tolo Marton returns to Padua.<\/b><\/p>\n
Guitarist and composer from Treviso, Tolo Marton carries on a very long career in the field of Anglo-American inspired music. <\/p>\n
\u201cI can’t help but think that if there is a guitarist in Italy who deserves the nickname Guitar Hero, this guitarist is called Tolo Marton\u201d (said by the American critic Tom Branson).<\/p>\n
\u201cFor Italy, Tolo is a national heritage!\u201d (said by Roger Glover, Deep Purple bassist) \u201cPhenomenal guitarist!\u201d (Bobby Whitlock, keyboardist and composer of the legendary Derek and the Dominos) “the most intelligent and gifted rock guitarist Italy has ever had” (Paolo Vites, Jam 1999). “After hearing him play, I went back to see him every time that I could” (Sharon Jones, Austin Arena Magazine, Texas, April 1995). <\/p>\n
For his composition Alpine Valley and his interpretation of Red house, he was awarded in ’98 in America by the father of Jimi Hendrix, the greatest electric guitar genius who ever existed. He was asked to play with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, two of the three legendary members of Cream. <\/p>\n
In March 2002 he began collaborating with legendary Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice and Deep Purple keyboardist Don Airey. <\/p>\n
Tolo Marton – Guitar and Vocals Enrico Santacatterina – Bass and Vocals Maurizio Dal Gesso – DrumsAfter the end of year Jam concert!” <\/p>\n
Dinner menu \u20ac25.00 cover charge \u20ac2.00<\/p>\n