As a teenage sensation in the late-80s, Connecticut native Blues Saraceno took the world by storm with the release of his debut record, 1989’s Never Look Back. Sure, the era was loaded with shredders, but the fact that this was a legitimate teenager—who recorded his record in his parent’s garage—made Saraceno stand out. It didn’t hurt that within a few years, Saraceno had endorsement deals from major guitar manufacturers, had guested on records by Taylor Dayne and Cher, and, oh yeah, hit the road with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker in place of Eric Clapton in a reformed version of Cream. The post Blues Saraceno: 10 Albums That Changed My Life appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.