Snowy White, the British blues-rock guitarist known for his signature vintage Les Paul gold top, has had a diverse career spanning from solo releases like his chart-topping "Bird of Paradise" to collaborations with artists such as Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, and Thin Lizzy. White's disciplined, melodically rich style has earned critical acclaim across his extensive catalog of over two dozen albums, with highlights including No Faith Required, In Our Time of Living, and the 2016 masterpiece Released. His musical journey began in the '70s, influenced by urban blues legends like B.B. King and Buddy Guy, leading to notable stints in bands like Thin Lizzy before focusing on his guitar playing and embarking on successful solo ventures.

Throughout the years, Snowy White continued to evolve his sound and collaborate with various musicians, including David Gilmour, Chris Rea, and Gary Moore, resulting in albums like Highway to the Sun, Goldtop, and Little Wing. With his band, the White Flames, he released a series of albums and also explored blues-oriented projects like the Snowy White Blues Project. Despite his preference for anonymity, White's talent and versatility have solidified his status as a respected figure in the music industry, highlighted by his acclaimed 2016 album Released and the announcement of upcoming releases like Reunited and The Situation with the White Flames.