Celeste

A Ligurian Italian progressive rock band, noted for their 1976 self-titled album often referred to as 'Principe Di Un Giorno'.

Debut album released in 1976 titled 'Celeste' (often titled 'Principe Di Un Giorno'); the group began recording songs in 1974; Ciro Perrino and Lagorio (ex Museo Rosenbach) are mentioned in reviews; sound characterized by prominent mellotron, flute and piano, and absence of a traditional drum kit; CD reissues cited by Vinyl Magic and Mellow Record; original vinyl copies are rare and expensive.

Celeste is a Ligurian Italian progressive rock band noted for their 1976 self-titled album (often referred to as Principe Di Un Giorno). The record is praised for its mellotron-dominated, delicate yet dramatic arrangements and the absence of a traditional drum kit. Reviewers recommend it as essential listening for fans of Italian prog and collectors. CD reissues exist (Vinyl Magic, Mellow Record); original vinyl copies are rare and valued.

For:Fans of 1970s progressive rock, mellotron enthusiasts, record collectors of Italian prog.