Rettore - Superissimi Gli Eroi Del Juke Box

Review by Raquel Montero

Superissimi Gli Eroi Del Juke Box is an album by Italian singer Rettore. The album, released in 1980, is a collection of covers of classic rock and roll hits from the 1950s and 1960s. Rettore's unique voice and style bring a fresh perspective to these timeless songs.

The album opens with "Johnny B. Goode," a classic Chuck Berry tune that Rettore infuses with her own energy and attitude. She continues with other rock and roll classics such as "Great Balls of Fire" and "Tutti Frutti," each song showcasing her vocal range and versatility.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Lucille," a song made famous by Little Richard. Rettore's version is a slower, more soulful interpretation that showcases her ability to convey emotion through her voice.

Summary by Raquel Montero

Superissimi Gli Eroi Del Juke Box is a fun and energetic album that pays homage to the roots of rock and roll while also showcasing Rettore's unique style. Fans of classic rock and roll will appreciate this album, as will fans of Rettore's music.