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 With "The Great Mother," it’s clear that being commercial doesn’t interest him much.

 I Still Love You is the jewel of the entire album: guitar and voice as it once was.

La Grande Madre is Pino Daniele’s 2012 independent album showcasing his return to creative freedom after leaving major labels. The record blends blues, soulful instrumentals, and heartfelt tracks with a live jam session that highlights his musical authenticity. While not focused on commercial appeal, it represents a mature and introspective phase of his prolific career. Longtime fans and purists will appreciate its depth despite some commercial singles. Listen to La Grande Madre and experience Pino Daniele’s independent, soulful journey today!

 "Don’t trample the flowers in the desert" remains one of Pino’s best albums in the last 20 years: second only to the masterpiece 'Che Dio ti benedica'.

 Every song contained in this album could have been chosen as a single.

Released in 1995, Pino Daniele's 'Non calpestare i fiori nel deserto' stands as a strong World Music album mixing jazz, blues, rap, and Italian dialects. Featuring early collaborations with Irene Grandi and Jovanotti, the album was commercially successful and critically acclaimed, winning Festivalbar and a Tenco award. Although some fans view it as the end of an era, the album remains a high-quality work that highlights Pino's artistic evolution and professional musicianship. Explore Pino Daniele’s rich world of sounds and emotions in this acclaimed album—listen now and experience a timeless Italian classic!

 'O Scarrafone breathes new life into our hero and became an anthem of those years!

 Un uomo in blues is an album from 20 years ago, but very current, exploring complicated human relationships and societal distractions.

This review highlights Pino Daniele's 1991 album Un Uomo in Blues as an essential phase in his career, marked by a bold shift to electric blues and deeper lyrical themes. The album brought national fame, blending Neapolitan and Italian influences with emotional storytelling about love and social issues. Key tracks like 'O Scarrafone' and 'Gente distratta' stand out. The album's mix of electric sound and introspection is praised as timeless and one of Daniele's best works. Listen to Pino Daniele's iconic Un Uomo in Blues and experience the electric sound and heartfelt stories of 90s Italian blues.

 Electric Jam will not disappoint his true admirers.

 Anime che girano is the masterpiece of the entire album.

Pino Daniele's Electric Jam marks a powerful return to his electric guitar roots with six carefully crafted tracks. The album balances new collaborations and nostalgic elements, showcasing his blend of Italian-English lyrics and jazz influences. Highlights include standout tracks like "Anime che girano" and "Sesso e chitarra elettrica." True fans will appreciate the album’s authentic sound and musical depth. Despite a somewhat less exciting lead single, the overall work is highly praised. Listen to Pino Daniele's Electric Jam and experience the magic of his electric guitar revival today!