Showing posts with label Fred Buscaglione. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fred Buscaglione. Show all posts

Monday, September 29, 2008

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Fred Buscaglione: Criminalmente Fred (Sugar Music, 1992)

Ferdinando Buscaglione was one of the most known entertainers of the Italian Fifties. Both as an actor and as a singer, he played the character of a Thirties-style gangster: whisky, women and gunfights were his key clichés. From a musical perspective, he was one of the most important Italian jazz/swing players of his era. Relying on the proficient Asternovas septept (Buscaglione himself played the violin), he improved a distinctive night-club style with ironic lyrics and smoky, half-spoken vocals which would later influence many Italian artists, the most prominent being Paolo Conte.
"Criminalmente Fred" is a commemorative compilation which collects Buscaglione's most renown songs.


Tracklist:
  1. Eri piccola cosi'
  2. Che notte
  3. Il dritto di Chicago
  4. Porfirio Villarosa
  5. Teresa non sparare
  6. Sgancia e pedala
  7. Whisky facile
  8. Che bambola
  9. Le rififi
  10. Noi duri
  11. Nel cielo dei bars
  12. Che bella cosa sei
  13. A qualcuno piace Fred
  14. Ninna nanna del duro
  15. Ciao Joe
  16. Joe Castagnola
  17. Fred's scat
  18. Voglio scoprir l'America
  19. Carina
  20. Buonasera (signorina)
  21. Love in Portofino
  22. Guarda che luna
  23. Tu che ne dici
  24. Supermolleggiata
  25. Non partir
  26. Criminalmente bella
  27. Una sigaretta
  28. Mi sei rimasta negli occhi
  29. Mi sei rimasta negli occhi (stumentale)
Download:
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