"Nylon & Steel," released in May 2001, is a captivating exploration of guitar music that seamlessly blends classical, jazz, and rock elements. Manuel Barrueco, a globally acclaimed classical guitarist known for his mastery of Spanish music and his explorations of composers like Bach, Toru Takemitsu, and Arvo Pärt, collaborates with legendary guitarists Al Di Meola, Steve Morse, and Andy Summers to create a unique and dynamic sonic experience. The album features a diverse tracklist that ranges from the exuberant Latin-American jazz of "Beyond The Mirage" to the serene beauty of "Cavatina" and the intricate "Wolvesville," an improvisation on a Villa-Lobos etude. With a duration of 51 minutes, "Nylon & Steel" offers a rich tapestry of sounds that showcase the versatility and skill of all the artists involved. Whether you're a fan of classical guitar, jazz, or rock, this album promises a rewarding listening experience that highlights the best of each genre. The album was released on Warner Classics (Parlophone) and features a mix of solo and collaborative pieces that demonstrate the depth and breadth of Manuel Barrueco's artistic vision.
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