Ancora (Eduardo de Crescenzo album)

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Ancora
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Studio album by
Released1981
Genre Pop music
Length35:31
Label Dischi Ricordi, SMRL 6274
Eduardo de Crescenzo chronology
Ancora
(1981)
Amico che voli
(1983)

Ancora is the 1981 debut LP of Italian singer Eduardo De Crescenzo following his triumph with the title song "Ancora" at the Festival di Sanremo. [1] [2] All the tracks are compositions with lyrics by Franco Migliacci and music by Claudio Mattone, which are co-published by Jubal/Easy Records Italian which also served as the album's production company. The album was recorded at "Quattro 1" studios in Rome with the automatic mixer MCI JH-542 by sound engineer Luciano Torani, while the master was edited by Pietro Mannucci.

Eduardo De Crescenzo Italian singer-songwriter

Eduardo De Crescenzo is an Italian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, best known for the songs "Ancora" and "E la musica va".

Franco Migliacci Italian actor, lyricist, record producer

Francesco "Franco" Migliacci is a lyricist, producer, and actor.

Claudio Mattone is an Italian composer, lyricist and music producer.

Track Listing

  1. Al piano bar di Susy – 4:30 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  2. Quando l'amore se ne va – 3:59 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  3. Alle sei di sera – 3:15 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  4. Uomini semplici – 3:36 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  5. Doppia vita – 3:24 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  6. Ancora – 3:27 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  7. Il treno – 3:35 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  8. Chitarra mia – 4:12 (testo: Claudio Mattone e Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)
  9. Padre – 4:07 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone e Piero Pintucci)
  10. Uomini semplici ([1]) – 1:20 (testo: Franco Migliacci – musica: Claudio Mattone)

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References

  1. Enrico Deregibus Dizionario completo della Canzone Italiana 8809756258 2010 Page 150 "Dotato di una voce suggestiva e graffiante, Eduardo De Crescenzo, nato a Napoli l'8 febbraio 1951, è stato tra i pochi a ... solista al Festival di Sanremo 1981 con Ancora, interpretata in maniera intensissima e inserita nell'omonimo album."
  2. Ezio Guaitamacchi 1000 canzoni che ci hanno cambiato la vita 2011 8858617428 "EDUARDO DE CRESCENZO. Ancora. Genere: POP Autori: FRANCO MIGLIACCI, CLAUDIO MATTONE Album: ANCORA (RICORDI, 1981) l Festival di Sanremo è reduce da anni di buio pesto, in cui il divario tra la realtà della kermesse e "