Why does a musician play rock & roll nowadays? Listen to this album and you will find the answer. At 26, Wyly, Arkansas born, has spent his life between Clarksdale and Memphis, between the piano of Johnny Johnson, Pinetop Perkins and Booker T. Jones. Rock & roll in its purest form, Memphis and Sun Records, the honky-tonk blues of the delta, the soul of Stax and Wyly Bigger summarizing everything in a concentric album where everything levitates around the same point of balance, a musical explosion that it revolutionized the popular music of the last century. It's true rock & roll, visceral music without ambitions or strategies but sincere and elevated. Byly is not at all a revivalist, he's a young pianist who cannot resist the temptation to look forward, putting tradition and heritage in the right place to recover and simplify an indisputably universal legacy. It's not an anachronistic proposal, it's an invitation to savor in the present with new additives the wildest African-American popular musical ever known that can still be claimed, without nostalgia or longing, by new generations of musicians wanting to have fun with generosity and empathy. Piano and Rock & Roll in the 21st century, are you ready ?