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Well, that's just pure crap, no. The more I read, the more I find Donovan interesting, even when he churns out unsuccessful albums like this one. I was thinking of starting to review the complete works of Vangelis, but after what happened to the gentleman mentioned in comment no. 6, I'd rather take a long break for reflection.

What did Vasco Rossi write? An alphabet book with only the letter E?

He seems like a nice guy. I didn't know that Ron Wood had gypsy origins. But I'm also a "Taylorite": for me, the golden age of the Stones ended in '73. Now we just wait for Mick.

Interesting proposal. Although it came out a month ago, I still haven't seen the posters around :-(

A "for dummies" guide.

Fundamental, a milestone.

The Numbers: 1-1.

Marisa Laurito (Naples, April 19, 1951) is an Italian actress, showgirl, and singer.
She began her career in theater, in the company of Eduardo De Filippo.
On television, she mostly worked alongside Renzo Arbore in shows like Quelli della Notte (1985), Indietro tutta! (1987), Domenica in (1988, where she sang the opening theme), and the recent Speciale per me - Meno siamo meglio stiamo (2005). In 1987 and 1990, she hosted Fantastico (one edition with Adriano Celentano and another with Pippo Baudo). In 1992, she co-hosted Paperissima with Ezio Greggio.
She has acted in about twenty films; in 1991, she was the partner of Antonio Banderas in the film Terre nuove, winning the Best Actress award at the Bogotà Film Festival and a Globo d'Oro.
As a singer, she participated in the Sanremo Festival in 1989 with the amusing song Il babà è una cosa seria (S. Palomba - E. Alfieri). This performance on the Ariston stage is also remembered for her voluminous evening gowns.
In 2005, she won the Premio Cimitile in the Special section.
Since 2010, she has been hosting Pasta, Love e Fantasia on Alice.

No, it wasn't really time to come out with a new album.

Just right, for enthusiasts.