How Vito Bratta Really Sounded on Guitar

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[@angrybuzzy]

Vito was such a beautiful, melodic player. His time shifted around in his solos in a way that added emotion.

[@32brookse]

In that clip, Vito was playing variations on Jimi Hendrix's Woodstock Star Spangled Banner performance.

[@TalkLinkMusic-gd7fz]

Never noticed that! Cool!!

[@duster71]

Another great Italian --FZ

[@TalkLinkMusic-gd7fz]

He rips....

[@bodowen]

The clip didn’t relate much about his rhythm playing. That said, his solos, like Elliot Easton from the Cars are always a “song within the song.” Too bad he didn’t avail himself to more projects for public consumption.