Sal Mineo - The Girl Across The Way

Review by Paolo Fiorelli

The album "The Girl Across The Way" by Sal Mineo is a must-listen for fans of classic rock and roll. The late actor and musician's only album showcases his vocal talents and ability to capture the essence of the era's sound.

The album features a mix of upbeat tracks like "Lasting Love" and "Party Time" as well as slower ballads such as "Young as We Are" and "The Words that I Whisper." The songs are catchy and well-written, with Mineo's powerful voice shining through.

The production quality of the album is impressive, with a full band backing Mineo's vocals. The instrumentation is tight and well-executed, adding to the overall polished sound of the record.

While the album was released in 1960, it still holds up today as a classic example of the rock and roll genre. Mineo's talent as a musician is evident throughout the album, and it's a shame that he never had the opportunity to release more music.

Summary by Paolo Fiorelli

"The Girl Across The Way" is a fantastic album that showcases Sal Mineo's musical abilities and is a must-have for any fan of classic rock and roll.