Scacchi e tarocchi

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Scacchi e tarocchi
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Studio album by
Released1985
Genre Italian singer-songwriters
Length34:49 min.
Label RCA Italiana
Producer Francesco De Gregori
Ivano Fossati
Francesco De Gregori chronology
La donna cannone
(1983)
Scacchi e tarocchi
(1985)
Terra di nessuno
(1987)

Scacchi e tarocchi is an album by the Italian singer-songwriter Francesco De Gregori, released in 1985.

Contents

The song "A Pà" is dedicated to Pier Paolo Pasolini. Singer-songwriter Ivano Fossati collaborated to the production (songs "Scacchi e tarocchi" and "Miracolo a Venezia") and also played several instruments.

On this album duo Sly and Robbie plays drums and bass [1]

Track listing

All songs by Francesco De Gregori.

  1. "La storia"
  2. "Scacchi e tarocchi"
  3. "I cowboys"
  4. "Ciao ciao"
  5. "Poeti per l'estate"
  6. "A Pà"
  7. "Sotto le stelle del Messico a trapanar"
  8. "Piccoli dolori"
  9. "Tutti salvi"
  10. "Miracolo a Venezia"

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References

  1. "Discografia Nazionale della canzone italiana". discografia.dds.it. Retrieved 2024-04-14.