BELLISSIMA: MORE 1960S SHE-POP FROM ITALY / VAR

BELLISSIMA: MORE 1960S SHE-POP FROM ITALY / VAR

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Le Ragazze Semplici
Cartoline
Il Volto della Vita
Il Paradiso
Zero In Amore
Una Stanza Vuota
Tamburino, ciao
E' Proprio Inutile
Il Beat...Cos'è?
Il Coccodrillo
Se Mi Vuoi, Mi Vuoi
Il Treno
A Me Piace Lui
Come Ti Vorrei

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Comprising soaring big beat ballads, the occasional guitar-driven nugget and other feminine pop gems of the stylish Italian variety, this much-anticipated follow-up to “Ciao Bella!” (one of Ace Records’ best sellers of 2015) offers further proof that there is musical life beyond the shores of English-speaking countries.

“Bellissima! More 1960s She-Pop From Italy” comprises an equal mix of superstars and obscure artists, performing songs of both Italian and overseas origin. Living legend Mina sings ‘Cartoline’, one of several numbers custom-composed by maestro Bruno Canfora to show off her fantastic vocal technique, and her arch rival Milva delivers the stomping ‘Tamburino, Ciao…’, another top-tier Italian original, while highlights of the selections by lesser-known vocalists include ‘È Proprio Inutile’ by Meri Marabini and ‘Il Beat... Cos’è?’ by La Ragazza 77, groovy covers of the Hollies’ ‘You Know He Did’ and Sonny & Cher’s ‘The Beat Goes On’ respectively.

Ltd Edition WHITE VINYL

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