Toto’ Savio (Naples, 1937 – Rome, 2004) was one of the most underrated Italian music artists. He was not only a singer-songwriter, but an excellent musician, composer, lyricist, and producer as well. In a nutshell, a complete artist. He was the author of many easy-listening Italian pop hits, mainly in the 60′s and 70′s, such [...]
I Panda are an Italian melodic-pop band formed in Milan in 1973. The original line-up consisted of five members, with Osvaldo Pizzoli as the charismatic lead singer. After a few hits, among which, “Addormentata” and mostly, “Voglia di morire”, possibly their biggest commercial success, I Panda get into an interesting project: blend their melodic style, [...]
Nomadi is a greatly acclaimed and famous Italian pop-rock and folk band formed in 1963 by keyboardist Beppe Carletti and singer Augusto Daolio. It’s most likely the longest-lived Italian pop group on the music scene. Their first hits go back to the second half of the 70′s, and are considered like real anthems of the [...]
Baltimore was an Italy-based new wave-disco project who had a short but notable success in the mid ’80s. It all started in 1984, when Maurizio Bassi, an Italian music producer, met Jimmy McShane, a talented dancer and bass player, who at that time, was working as an emergency medical technician for the Red Cross in [...]
La Bottega dell’Arte was an Italian pop group formed by five friends, all from Rome, who had been knowing one another since their childhood. Their style reflected the typical musical trends in vogue in the 70′s, namely, a prevalence of skilled melting pots of analog keyboards and guitars, use of flutes, and refined melodies. You can [...]
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