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Ciao Ciao Bambina [Various Artists] [CD Boxset] [2 discs]

Various Artists
2 discs

1. Ciao Ciao Bambina (Piove) - Domenico Modugno
2. Tintarella di Luna - Vittorio
3. Marina - Rocco Granata
4. St. Tropez Twist - Peppino Di Capri
5. Giovane Giovane - Pino Donaggio
6. L'Arca di Noe' - Sergio Endrigo
7. Sei Diventata Nera - I Marcellos Ferial
8. Buona Sera Signorina - Adriano Celentano
9. Far I'Amore, A (Liebelei) - Raffaella Carr
10. Lo Ti Amo - Alberto Lupo
11. Quando Quando Quando - Tony Renis
12. Che Sara - Ricchi e Poveri
13. Due Ragazzi Nel Sole - The Collage
14. Tu Sei L'Unica Donna Per Me - Jenny Sorrenti
15. Non Ho L'Eta Per Amarti - Gigliola Cinquetti
16. Una Lacrima Sul Viso - Bobby Solo
17. E il Treno Va - Richard Anthony
18. Un Fiume Amaro - Iva Zanicchi
19. Il Silenzio - Nini Rosso
20. Stasera Mi Butto - Rocky Roberts
21. Lailola' - Donatella
22. Pulce D' Acqua - Angelo Branduardi
23. Volare - Domenico Modugno
24. Chi, A - Fausto Leali
25. Bambola - Patty Pravo
26. Mama Leone - Bino
27. Amada Mia, Amore Mio - Pasador
28. Gloria - Umberto Tozzi
29. Piccola E Fragile - Drupi
30. Ciao Amore, Ciao - Luigi Tenco
31. Cuore
32. Come Prima - Tony Dallara
33. Liberta - Milva
34. Tornero - I Santo California
35. Soleado - Daniel Santacruz Ensemble
36. Il Mondo - Jimmy Fontana
37. 24 Mila Baci - Little Tony
38. Uakadi Uakadu - I Nuovo Angeli
39. Santa Maria - Oliver Onions
40. Arrivederci Roma - Claudio Villa
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Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): RR4648
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Compiled by the German label Repertoire, Ciao Ciao Bambina is a two-disc, 40-track set that explores Italian pop music of the '60s and '70s. While cantautori like Francesco De Gregori, Fabrizio De Andr, and Lucio Battisti aren't included here, much of the music that preceded (and in many cases, inspired) them is in fact represented. Which means that Domenico Modugno has two songs (the only artist to whom this honor is bestowed), including the famous title track, and Luigi Tenco, Patty Pravo, Umberto Tozzi, and Adriano Celentano (though the latter has his "24 Mila Baci" covered by Little Tony), among others, also help to fill out the tracks. There are, inevitably albeit unfortunately, enough of the 1970s' super-produced, disco-tinged pop songs included on Ciao Ciao Bambina to tarnish the Italian rock & roll variations of the other songs included, but even these are limited, both in dancefloor-pulsing drums and in number. The compilation is thus a rather fun one, and a good -- though not complete -- look into Italian popular music of the '60s and '70s. ~ Marisa Brown