They have great stage presence and are true motivators, able to integrate perfect musicality (including Steven's voice, one of the best in the Italian live music circuit) with the spontaneity of playing live for an audience.
Their musical ability and spontaneity have allowed them, in the brief course of a year, to play on some of the most prestigious stages in Italy (from Big Mama in Rome to the Alcatraz in Milan, Flog Auditorium in Florence, Jux Tap in Sarzana and Giannino on the island of Elba, as well as in 'Milwaukee' in Milan, Bonfim in Genoa, Mr. Galliver in Trento and many others). They were asked to play in front of 3,000 people on New Year's Eve in the main square in Sarzana, to go on tour with the great Robert and to be called back to each place where they have played for repeat performances of their fantastic show.
Steven sings and plays the piano, in his special, charismatic way. Guido Cinelli, a very experienced musician, carries the group's sound on his precise and powerful touch on the guitar. He also sings. Francesco Donati rises and falls on the double bass in traditional Rockabilly style. While Roberto is one of the most sought-after drummers in the rock and roll circuit; precise, dynamic and with great showmanship. They are able to amaze the audience musically. People enjoy the timbre and sound with which they capture the '50's spirit in the performance of classic Rock'n'Roll songs by Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry and many others. They also play the Rockabilly sound of the '80's with songs by the Stray Cats, musicians whose songs are the main part of their song set. In addition, the group plays its own compositions, which receive favorable reviews. They performed a brilliant showcase, full of humor for the Cittą 103 radio station in Bologna. On the show they announced that they were coming out with an album which captures the group's experience and energy. This recording project is set to begin in the first months of 2001. From September to December 2000 they intensified their live performances, to the point of giving four live concerts a week and meeting 'on the road' figures like Rosie Flores and the histrionic artist, Bobo Rondelli from Livorno, with whom they had an enthusiastic jam session. In December 2000 they participated in a telethon in the famous piazza Duomo in Milan in front of the Italian Rai and Disney Channel television cameras.
