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Bluebell Records | |
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Parent company | Belldisc S.p.A. |
Founded | 1950 |
Founder | Antonio Casetta |
Defunct | 1969 |
Status | Defunct |
Genre | Pop music |
Country of origin | Italy |
Location | Milan |
Bluebell Records was an Italian independent record label active from 1959 to 1969 as part, along with other labels such as Mini Rec and Belldisc, of the Belldisc S.p.A. group. In 1969 these labels were fused into a new one, which became known as Produttori Associati.
The label released records by several artists, such as Fabrizio De André, Carmen Villani, The New Dada, Rocco Granata, Maurizio Arcieri and Duilio Del Prete. For many years, the label's head of publicity was Germano Ruscitto, who went on to become director of the music magazine Discografia Internazionale . [1]
There is a chronological incongruence in the numbering of the 33 rpm catalog: after Fabrizio De André's Vol. 1° (BBLP 39) the numbering starts back from BBLP 30 (De André's following album, Tutti morimmo a stento , is numbered BBLP 32).
As for the 45 rpm catalog, two singles by The New Dada were published with the same catalog number (BB 03151) due to the label's decision to "promote" the single's B-side to the A-side of a new single, with a new B-side and different artwork, but the same catalog number.
Catalog number | Year | Artist | Title |
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BBLP 35 | 1965 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | Live al Santa Tecla di Milano (1963) |
BBLP 37 | 1966 | The New Dada | I'll go crazy |
BBLP 38 | 1966 | Carmen Villani | Carmen |
BBLP 39 | 1967 | Fabrizio De André | Vol. 1° |
BBLP 30 | 1968 | I Barritas | La messa dei giovani |
BBLP 31 | 1968 | Michele Lacerenza | Never my love |
BBLP 32 | 1968 | Fabrizio De André | Tutti morimmo a stento |
BBLP 33 | 1968 | Fabrizio De André | Vol. 3° |
Catalog number | Year | Artist | Title |
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BB 03004 | 1959 | Jackie Williams (A-side)/Vernons (B-side) | "Just a Dream"/"Problems" |
BB 03008 | 1959 | Niki Davis | "Promise Me"/"Rido" |
BB 03011 | 1959 | Los Cangaceiros (A-side)/Los Muchachos (B-side) | "Venus cha cha cha"/"La bamba" |
BB 03012 | 1959 | Niki Davis | "Quando l'estate se ne va"/"Forever" |
BB 03013 | 1959 | Lise Reinau | "Kiss Me Honey Honey Kiss Me"/"(I Don't Care) Only Love Me" |
BB 03014 | 1959 | Rocco Granata | "Marina"/"Manuela" |
BB 03019 | 1959 | Enrico Intra | "Gioco"/"Sempre ammore" |
BB 03020 | 1959 | Carmen Villani | "Sul banco di scuola (ho inciso il tuo nome)"/I Love You amore" |
BB 03021 | 1959 | Carmen Villani | "Espada"/"Jimmy" |
BB 03022 | 1960 | Complesso Zoffoli | "Un mare di baci"/"Preghiera d'amore" |
BB 03024 | 1960 | Niki Davis | "Nuvole"/"La strada dell'amore" |
BB 03026 | 1960 | Paolo e i Nordisti | "Prima di dormir bambina"/"Un po' di luna" |
BB 03027 | 1960 | Complesso Zoffoli | "Mustapha"/"T'amerò per sempre" |
BB 03028 | 1960 | Pippo Starnazza | "Tu sei prismatica"/"Besame mucho" |
BB 03031 | 1960 | Tony Dallara | "Madonnina"/"Se bacio la tua bocca" |
BB 03035 | 1960 | Bengt Arne | "Tango jalusie cha cha cha"/"Star Dust Cha Cha" |
BB 03039 | 1960 | Niki Davis | "Acquarello in blue"/"Uno a te, uno a me" |
BB 03044 | 1960 | Piero Litaliano | "Confiteor"/"La grotta dell'amore" |
BB 03045 | 1961 | Rocco Granata | "Germanina"/"Ein italiano" |
BB 03046 | 1961 | Rocco Granata | "Carolina dai!"/"Biondina" |
BB 03047 | 1961 | Niki Davis | "Pozzanghere"/"Pigro mattin" |
BB 03053 | 1961 | Gianfranco Intra | "I nomadi"/"Dolci sogni" |
BB 03054 | 1961 | Carmen Villani | "Tramonto in Canada"/"La nostra strada" |
BB 03055 | 1961 | Federico Monti Arduini | "Dolci sogni"/"Così" |
BB 03056 | 1961 | Piero Litaliano | "L'ultima volta che la vidi"/"Quando il vento si leva" |
BB 03059 | 1961 | Federico Monti Arduini | "Nuvola d'occasione"/"Ricordo d'amore" |
BB 03068 | 1962 | Federico Monti Arduini | "Mai, mai, mai"/"Ombre" |
BB 03069 | 1962 | Rocco Granata | "Signorina bella"/"Gisella" |
BB 03072 | 1962 | Rocco Granata | "Irena"/"Lacrime d'amore" |
BB 03074 | 1962 | Federico Monti Arduini | "È Natale"/"Jingle Bells" |
BB 03082 | 1962 | Carmen Villani | "Un domani per noi"/"T'ho voluto tanto bene" |
BB 03083 | 1962 | Joe Damiano | "Creola"/"Rondine al nido" |
BB 03084 | 1962 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Munasterio 'e santa Chiara"/"Aggio perduto 'o sonno" |
BB 03089 | 1962 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Perry Mason"/"Guitar Twist" |
BB 03090 | 1962 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Nuages"/"Cuore napoletano" |
BB 03091 | 1962 | Carmen Villani | "Brucia"/"Potrai fidarti di me" |
BB 03093 | 1962 | Niki Davis | "Tombola"/"Girotondo twist" |
BB 03094 | 1962 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Twist del barbiere"/"Arpa twist" |
BB 03096 | 1962 | Joao Gilberto | "Desafinado"/"Rosa morena" |
BB 03098 | 1963 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Tu verrai"/"Il nostro amor" |
BB 03101 | 1963 | Joe Damiano | "Sei fuggito da una favola"/"Le voci" |
BB 03102 | 1963 | Federico Monti Arduini | "L'organino"/"Sai..." |
BB 03104 | 1963 | Carmen Villani | "Lo so"/"Non verrà da te la felicità" |
BB 03108 | 1963 | Carmen Villani | "Io sono così"/"Questa sera" |
BB 03110 | 1963 | Gian Carlo | "Lui e lei"/"Innamorato di te" |
BB 03111 | 1963 | Jimmy Roselli | "Malafemmena"/"Her Eyes Shone Like Diamonds" |
BB 03112 | 1963 | Bruno & His Brunos | "Stukas"/"Guitar twist" |
BB 03113 | 1963 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Mercoledì"/"Dammi il numero di telefono" |
BB 03116 | 1963 | Joe Damiano | "Nilo blu"/"Un solo amore" |
BB 03117 | 1963 | Pino Catini | "Un fratello per te"/"La tua stanza" |
BB 03118 | 1963 | Mario Fazi | "Niente di più"/"Forse mai più" |
BB 03119 | 1964 | Romolo | "Tu, solamente tu"/"No, non verrò" |
BB 03120 | 1964 | Gianni Maser | "Al mare c'è il sole"/"Parlano di me" |
BB 03122 [2] | 1964 | Claudio Lippi | "Addio amore"/"Cosa importa" |
BB 03122 | 1964 | Claudio Lippi | "Cosa importa"/"Tu non sai" |
BB 03123 | 1964 | Carmen Villani | "Imparerò a nuotare"/"Che cosa vuoi farci" |
BB 03124 | 1964 | Pino Catini (A-side)/Roman New Orleans Jazz Band (B-side) | "Ciao Dolly"/"Anche gli angeli ballano il surf" |
BB 03125 | 1964 | Carmen Villani | "Congratulazioni a te"/"L'amore che mi hai dato" |
BB 03130 | 1965 | The New Dada | "Ciò che fai"/"Domani sì" |
BB 03131 | 1965 | Carmen Villani | "La verità"/"Baby Love" |
BB 03132 | 1965 | Claudio Lippi | "Come mai, come mai"/"Se vedrai" |
BB 03134 | 1965 | Carmen Villani | "Amerai solo me"/"Come fai" |
BB 03136 | 1965 | Claudio Lippi | "Per ognuno c'è qualcuno"/"Viva viva!" |
BB 03138 | 1965 | Avengers | "Avengers"/"Avengers (Instrumental version)" |
BB 03139 | 1965 | The New Dada | "La tua voce"/"Domani si" |
BB 03141 | 1965 | Bruno De Filippi e il suo complesso | "Io t'ho incontrata a Napoli"/"Accarezzame" |
BB 03142 | 1965 | Carmen Villani | "Io ca te voglio bene"/"Nun era ammore" |
BB 03144 | 1965 | The New Dada | "L'amore vero"/"C'è qualcosa" |
BB 03147 | 1965 | Emilio Campassi & i Canaris | "Non posso più amare nessuno"/"Vai pure via" |
BB 03148 | 1966 | Michel Sidney | "Aline"/"Non dire mai" |
BB 03149 | 1966 | Carmen Villani | "Anche se mi vuoi"/"Passa il tempo" |
BB 03150 | 1966 | Claudio Lippi | "La ragazza che mi va"/"Se tu vuoi" |
BB 03151 | 1966 | The New Dada | "Non dirne più"/"Batti i pugni" |
BB 03151 | 1966 | The New Dada | "Batti i pugni"/"Sick and Tired" |
BB 03154 | 1966 | The New Dada | "T Bird"/I'll Go Crazy" |
BB 03155 | 1966 | Carmen Villani | "Bada Caterina"/"Brillo e bollo" |
BB 03156 | 1966 | Joe Damiano | "La nave dei miei sogni"/"Teneramente" |
BB 03158 | 1966 | Los Norte Americanos | "Spanish Flea"/"What Now My Love" |
BB 03159 | 1966 | Claudio Lippi | "Gira le spalle al mondo"/"La lettera" |
BB 03160 | 1966 | Los Pekenikes | "Filo di seta"/"Sombras y reias" |
BB 03161 | 1967 | Carmen Villani | "Mille chitarre contro la guerra"/"Ti prego resta accanto a me" |
BB 03162 | 1967 | Claudio Lippi | "Maria Maria"/"Il nostro giorno" |
BB 03163 | 1967 | The New Dada | "Lady Jane"/"Quindicesima frustata" |
BB 03165 | 1967 | Messaggeri | "Torna da me"/"Più dolcemente tu vivrai" |
BB 03172 | 1967 | Maurizio Arcieri | "Ballerina"/"Non c'è bisogno di camminare" |
BB 03174 | 1967 | Mister Anima | "Non voglio pietà"/"Solitude Time" |
BB 03176 | 1967 | I Barritas | "Dusu amigusu"/"Su stracu" |
BB 03177 | 1967 | Fabrizio De André | "Preghiera in gennaio"/"Si chiamava Gesù" |
BB 03178 | 1967 | Claudio Lippi | "Sì Maria"/"Suonano le chitarre" |
BB 03179 | 1967 | Maurizio Arcieri | "Lady Jane"/"T'amo da morire" |
BB 03182 | 1967 | Probus Harlem | "A Whiter Shade of Pale"/"Hold On, I'm Coming" |
BB 03184 | 1967 | Michele Lacerenza | "Over and Over"/"Io potrei" |
BB 03185 | 1967 | Mister Anima | "La mia passeggiata"/"L'attrazione" |
BB 03186 | 1967 | Claudio Lippi | "Una testa dura"/"Gira le spalle al mondo" |
BB 03187 | 1967 | Fabrizio De André | "Bocca di rosa"/"Via del Campo" |
BB 03188 | 1967 | Carmen Villani | "Non c'è bisogno di camminare"/"Se se se" |
BB 03189 | 1967 | Fabrizio De André | "Spiritual"/"Caro amore" |
BB 03190 | 1967 | I Corvi | "Bambolina"/"Nemmeno una lacrima" |
BB 03191 | 1967 | Probus Harlem | "Homburg"/"Love, Drugs and Sex" |
BB 03193 | 1967 | Fabrizio De André | "La canzone di Barbaral"/"Carlo Martello ritorna dalla battaglia di Poitiers" |
BB 03194 | 1967 | I Barrittas | "Filo di seta"/"Se io ti regalo un fiore" |
BB 03195 | 1967 | Cochi e Renato | "Gli indiani"/"La gallina" |
BB 03196 | 1968 | I Corvi | "Datemi un biglietto d'aereo"/"Questo è giusto" |
BB 03197 | 1968 | Paolo Rugolo | "Guarda dove vai"/"Non è tardi" |
BB 03198 | 1968 | Michele Lacerenza | "Never My Love"/"Filo di seta" |
BB 03199 | 1968 | Cochi e Renato | "A me mi piace il mare"/"Bravo 7+" |
BB 03201 | 1968 | I Barrittas | "Sanctus"/"Agnus Dei" |
BB 03202 | 1968 | Fabrizio De André | "La canzone di Marinella"/"Amore che vieni, amore che vai" |
BB 03203 | 1968 | I Barritas | "Non uccidere"/"Introito" |
BB 03204 | 1968 | Fabrizio De André | "La ballata del Michè"/"La guerra di Piero" |
BB 03205 | 1968 | I Barritas | "Ho bisogno di te"/"Proprio stasera" |
BB 03206 | 1969 | Fabrizio De André | "Il gorilla"/"Nell'acqua della chiara fontana" |
BB 03208 | 1969 | Fabrizio De André | "Leggenda di Natale"/"Inverno" |
Catalog number | Year | Artist | Title |
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BB 2001 | 1967 | Stormy Six | Oggi piango/Il mondo è pieno di gente |
BB 2002 | 1967 | Fiammetta | Quando la campana suonerà/Little man |
BB 2003 | 1967 | Claus | Soldato universale/Colori |
BB 2004 | 1967 | Fiammetta | Ricordare o dimenticare/Grida alla vita |
BB 2006 | 1967 | Stormy Six | Lui verrà/L'amico e il fico |
BB 2007 | 1967 | I Gemini 4 | Io pagherò/Sì è lei |
BB 2008 | 1967 | Claus | San Francisco/Colori |
BB 2009 | 1968 | Fiammetta | Prega per me/Una chitarra dimenticata |
BB 2010 | 1968 | Ketty | Scusa caro/Se amo un ragazzo |
Catalog number | Year | Artist | Title |
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BNO/LP 27 | 1968 | Duilio Del Prete | Dove correte! |
VO/LP 201 | 1969 | Beppe Chierici | Chierici canta Brassens |
Catalog number | Year | Artist | Title |
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BNO/NP 16101 | 1969 | Duilio Del Prete | L'isola/Pan |
BNO/NP 16102 | 1970 | Duilio Del Prete | La bassa landa/Il galeone |
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