Nuccio Rinaldis

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Nuccio Rinaldis
Born1943
Milan, Italy
Died2015
Milan, (italy)
Genres
Occupation sound engineer
Labels PDU
Website pduproductions.com/studio-basilica/

Nuccio Rinaldis (Milan 1943 - Milan 2015) was an Italian sound engineer.

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Biography

Nuccio Rinaldis is best known in Italian pop music business for being lead sound engineer of Italian singer Mina for several years. [1]

Rinaldis's work can be traced in almost the singer's complete discography, both albums and singles from 1967 onwards, with the many hits he was involved in, first at Carlo Alberto Rossi's Fonorama Studio and later, for more than 10 years since the founding of PDU, at the La Basilica Studio in Milan, owned by Mina herself. [1]

It should be mentioned that it was thanks to the test recording proposed by Rinaldis, that the record Mina Live '78 was made and released as a double album. It constitutes the only audio record of Mina's last public concert. [2]

Discography with Mina (selected)

Rinaldis was the reference sound engineer of famous Italian singer Mina for many years Mina and Giorgio Gaber (cropped) (cropped).jpg
Rinaldis was the reference sound engineer of famous Italian singer Mina for many years
Studio Albums
Live
Singles
Grande, grande, grande (Never, never, never) was a No. 1 hit for Mina in Italy, with the collaboration of Nuccio Rinaldis as sound engineer Grande grande grande.jpg
Grande, grande, grande (Never, never, never) was a No. 1 hit for Mina in Italy, with the collaboration of Nuccio Rinaldis as sound engineer

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References

  1. 1 2 "LA BASILICA: THE FIRST RECORDING STUDIO". PDU Production.com. June 13, 2024.
  2. ↑ "Mina, 40 years ago last public appearance at Bussoladomani". tgcom24.mediaset.com. June 13, 2024.
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