Italian singer-songwriter and psychedelic/progressive musician, noted for 1970s albums Viaggio (1970) and Volo magico n. 1 (1971). He continued experimenting in later decades and passed away in June 2013.

Debut solo album Viaggio (1970) won the Premio della Critica Discografica in 1971 (as mentioned in reviews). Collaborated with musicians such as Mauro Pagani, Alberto Camerini, Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi and Alice. Early experience with the group Stormy Six is referenced in reviews. Volo magico n. 1 (1971) is frequently cited as a landmark Italian psychedelic/progressive record. Passed away in June 2013.

Italian singer-songwriter Claudio Rocchi is praised across these reviews for his 1970s psychedelic/progressive work, notably Viaggio (1970) and Volo magico n.1 (1971). Reviewers highlight spiritual/mystical atmospheres, experimental arrangements and notable collaborations. His later albums and return to music are also discussed. Reviews note he passed away in June 2013.

For:Fans of 1970s Italian progressive and psychedelic music; listeners of experimental singer-songwriters and avant-garde rock.

 "Volo Magico no. 1" gently but vigorously drags us through the labyrinths of ourselves, twisting in the mind like a snake and just like a reptile it insinuates itself into every nook and cranny of our thoughts, taking possession and transforming memories into a kaleidoscope of images and sensations.

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 A little miracle dated 1970.

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 one of the most beautiful songs of the entire '70s.

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