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Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Drupi – Drupi

Drupi – Drupi

Label:

Polskie Nagrania Muza – SX 1870

Format:Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Orange Labels

Country:Poland

Released:1979

Genre:Rock, Pop

Style:Ballad, Pop Rock

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 La Piu Bella

Written-By – L. Albertelli*, S. Negroni*

4:00

A2 Io

Written-By – D. Dato*

3:45

A3 Osteria Tre Re

Written-By – E. Riccardi*, L. Albertelli*

4:05

A4 E La Musica Va

Written-By – L. Albertelli*, W. Foini*

4:20

A5 Marta

Written-By – B. Tavernese*, L. Albertelli*

3:30

B1 Provincia

Written-By – L. Albertelli*, S. Fabrizio*

3:30

B2 Un'Onda

Written-By – Drupi (2), D. Dato*

3:10

B3 Buonanotte

Written-By – L. Albertelli*, S. Fabrizio*

3:10

B4 Piero Va

Written-By – Drupi (2), L. Albertelli*, D. Dato*

4:20

B5 Gente

Written-By – D. Baldan Bembo*, D. Dato*

3:10

B6 E Cosi Comincio

Written-By – C. Valli*, Drupi (2)

3:10

Companies, etc.

Licensed From – Real Music (3)

Credits

Arranged By – Drupi (2)

Arranged By, Conductor – Celso Valli

Backing Vocals – Paolino Ratta, Dorina Dato*, Rosalba (Baba) Dato*, Sergio Migliorini

Producer – Drupi , Luigi Albertelli

Notes

This LP is a compilation of songs from the two albums released by the Milan company REAL MUSIC:

"Provincia" 1978 (RML 58000)

"E grido e vivo e amo" 1979 (RLM 58001)

Orange labels.

LP from my personal collection.

Gigliola Cinquetti – Gigliola Cinquetti

Label:CGD – CGD 69068

Format:Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:Italy

Released:1974

Genre:Pop

Style:Chanson, Europop, Vocal

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 L'Edera

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Seracini*, D'Acquisto*

A2 Altre Fantasie

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Conti*, Daniele Pace, Panzeri*

A3 Artista E Vagabondo

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Daniele Pace, Longoni*

A4 Mistery

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Mattone*, N. Newell*

A5 Alle Porte Del Sole

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Conti*, Daniele Pace, Pilat*, Panzeri*

A6 Ora Che Amo Te

Arranged By, Directed By – R. Angiolini*

Written-By – Don McLean, Paola Orlandi

A7 Ne Me Quitte Pas

Arranged By, Directed By – R. Angiolini*

Written-By – Jacques Brel

B1 Ti Dico Addio

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Conti*, Daniele Pace, Panzeri*

B2 Si

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Conti*, Daniele Pace, Pilat*, Panzeri*

B3 Verona Illuminata

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Conti*, Daniele Pace, Pilat*, Panzeri*

B4 Pensieri Di Notte

Arranged By, Directed By – R. Angiolini*

Written-By – Gorauger*, Daniele Pace, Datin*, Loupdabadie*

B5 Rhum And Coca Cola

Arranged By, Directed By – R. Angiolini*

Written-By – Sullavan*, M. Amsterdam*, P. Baron*

B6 This Is My Prayer

Arranged By, Directed By – F. Monaldi*

Written-By – Kaye*, Panzeri*, Nisa (2), Spinger*

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Messaggerie Musicali

Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Sugar Compagnia Generale Del Disco S.p.A.

Made By – CBS Sugar S.p.A.

Pressed By – CGD Pressing Plant

Credits

Other [Dresses] – Elle, Londra

Other [Jewels] – Petits Choux, Londra.

Photography By – Brian D. Hennessey

Producer [Realization] – Gianni Dal Dello*

Notes

1974

Photographies at Julie's Restaurant, London.

Track B2: in correct italian language is "Si" with accent

https://yadi.sk/d/kAKDlrcn3Z7ZPB

LP from my personal collection.

Friday, February 2, 2018

V A - Italia Nuestra - CD 1

Italia Nuestra - CD 1.rar

57,6 Мb

https://yadi.sk/d/yxHI4ngk3S5bw8

CD from my personal collection.

Thursday, April 20, 2017

V.A. - Cafe Italia -75 original Italian Classics (1 CD)

V.A. - Cafe Italia -75 original Italian Classics (3 CD)

CD-1

https://yadi.sk/d/LwOetqX53HAFFX

LP from my personal collection.

Monday, November 2, 2015

Tonny Gumina - Mood Italiano (1958)

https://yadi.sk/d/SuJyY4AhkC7hb

HQ RIP LP from my personal collection.

Friday, September 18, 2015

The Di Mara Sisters - Italian Songs

HQ RIP LP from my personal collection.

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

ADAMO - inch allah

Adamo's Jerusalem Song:

Inch Allah

Adamo's song Inch Allah is probably the most haunting Jerusalem song of modern times. Perhaps the biggest Jerusalem world-wide hit ever, over the years it has become a beloved historical classic.

Inch Allah, by Belgian singer-songwriter Adamo, dominated the number one slot in the European hit parades for much of 1966-1967. It scored big in Latin America and even Japan. This Jerusalem song was originally in French, but it was later also recorded in Italian.

For anyone old enough to remember the European sixties, this song colored their youth. For their children, this song was the background to many of their parent’s stories and, in fact, probably to much of their own lives as well, since it still played frequently throughout the seventies and eighties. Not only has it remained a popular, well known ballad, Inch Allah even made a come back in 1993 when Adamo recorded it again.

What was all the fuss about? Jerusalem in 1966 was a city divided by barbed wire walls. From the heights of the Old City ramparts, Jordanian snipers would shoot and kill Jewish Jerusalemites on a daily basis.

Inch Allah is Arabic – it means “If God wills it ...”

As the singer looks upon Jerusalem, a blood-red poppy on a rocky promontory, he sees the birds daring to fly over the deadly fences, the butterfly wondering whether he should reach for a flower on the other side, the women who risk their lives daily to reach a well, the olive tree mourning its shadow that lies in enemy territory. He looks at the suffering of Jerusalem, the road built of sacrificial courage, and hears a requiem for the six million dead who have no mausoleum, and who despite the desert sand have grown six million trees.

Adamo’s haunting ballad could not have been better timed – it played non-stop in much of Europe, Latin America and Japan for the better part of 1967, an almost prophetic prelude to the Six-Day War in the fall of 1967 that liberated Jerusalem and made it whole once more.

Although the song still plays in Europe, it is one almost never heard in Israel anymore. The pain of life in a divided Jerusalem is still too raw, the wound unhealed, and the specter of it ever happening again haunts too many Jerusalemites for us to have the heart to sing about it. Nevertheless, the song’s haunting images of Jerusalem in the moonlight remain a powerful statement for anyone who has ever heard it.

Adamo’s discography is extensive, spanning many decades of work, but Inch Allah must have been one of the decisive factors that led to his appointment as Belgium’s honorary UNICEF ambassador.