Buon Vecchio Charlie

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All'uomo che raccoglie i cartoni 00:00 Tools
Rosa 00:00 Tools
Il Guardiano Della Valle 00:00 Tools
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All'uomo Che Raccoglie I Cartoni a) Prima Stanza b) All'uomo Che Raccogile I Cartoni c) Terza Stanza d) Beffa e) Ripresa 00:00 Tools
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Vente Giu Al Fiume 1 00:00 Tools
Eviva La Contea Di Lane 00:00 Tools
All'uomo Che Raccoglie I Cartoni : a) Prima Stanza, b) All'uomo Che Raccoglie I Cartoni, c) Terza Stanza, d)Beffa, e)Ripresa 00:00 Tools
Venite giu' al fiume 00:00 Tools
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Il Guardiano della Valle (Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Rosa [bonus] 00:00 Tools
All'Uomo Che Racoglie E Cartoni 2 00:00 Tools
All'Uomo Che Racoglie E Cartoni 1 00:00 Tools
Venite Giù Al Flume 00:00 Tools
Il Guardiano Della Valle [bonus] 00:00 Tools
All Uomo The Raccoglie I Cartoni 00:00 Tools
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Buon Vecchio Charlie was an Italian progressive rock band formed in 1970 in Rome, Italy. In 1971 the band entered the studio to record tracks for their debut album. The quality is good, and the disc may well be amongst the best productions of that period, but despite the involvement of various manufacturers, the work was not printed. Disappointed by this state of affairs, the group broke up in 1972. All the members have more or less remained in the music business, some as session musicians. The keyboardist Sandro Centofanti has continued his career in Libra. Their debut album, "Buon Vecchio Charlie", was finally released in 1990 on CD thanks to the label Melos. It contains three tracks. The first piece is taken from Grieg's Peer Gynt, a reworking supported by excellent rock guitar licks, Hammond and flute. The third track is rather a good example of folk-rock fusion, which at times recalls the sounds of Premiata Forneria Marconi. In 1999 Akarma released the album on vinyl and CD with a different cover, also including two bonus tracks performed by Beppe Palomba. Members: Richard Benson - vocals, guitar Luigi CalabrĂ² - guitar Alessandro Centofanti - keyboards Paolo Damiani - bass Sandro Cesaroni - saxophone, flute Rino Sangiorgio - drums Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.