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 "This is not one of Bongusto’s best albums, in fact, he could have dared more."

 "The best song on side A, worth the whole album!!!"

This detailed review evaluates Fred Bongusto's 1972 album 'Alfredo Antonio Carlo Bongusto,' highlighting its blend of easy listening, jazz, and singer-songwriter elements. While the album has its strong moments, including standout covers and some unique tracks, it is regarded as not among Bongusto's best work due to a cautious approach. The reviewer appreciates the variety of styles presented, reflecting Bongusto's multifaceted musical character. Discover the varied sounds of Fred Bongusto’s 1972 album—listen now and explore his unique blend of easy listening and jazz!

 "Le Tue Mani" is one of the most beautiful in Italian light music, truly beautiful song with an excellent interpretation.

 This is a very beautiful album, but there are some songs too similar to each other, which slightly lower the final evaluation.

Nicola Arigliano's 1959 album 'Devi Ricordare' showcases his crooner talent with a sentimental swing and jazz style. The album features standout tracks like 'Le Tue Mani' and beautifully arranged songs by Carlo Alberto Rossi. While some songs feel too similar and the album duration is short, overall it remains a beautiful and classic Italian post-war light music record. Discover the timeless charm of Nicola Arigliano's 'Devi Ricordare'—listen now and dive into classic Italian swing and jazz!

 Bruno Martino, what an artist, what class, a complete artist who... made millions of Italians fall in love with his Jazz-style melodies.

 "Fai Male," a song, in my opinion, beautiful and immense, with a very beautiful love lyric and a musical part accompanied by a piano.

This review highlights Bruno Martino's elegant jazz style and crooner legacy showcased in his album Dedicato A Te. Key tracks like "E La Chiamano Estate" and "Fai Male" stand out as timeless love songs. While some tracks are less impressive, the album overall reflects the charm and depth of Martino’s music. The review appreciates both the vibrant and more subdued moments of the record. Discover the timeless elegance of Bruno Martino’s Dedicato A Te – listen now to experience classic Italian jazz and heartfelt love songs.

 Pericoli is rich in a repertoire of Swing songs and one of the few Italian crooners that can be counted on the fingers of one hand.

 This is a beautiful album by Pericoli, representing one of the most significant exponents of Italian music in the 50s.

This review explores Emilio Pericoli's album 'Amore Dei Nostri Anni Ruggenti,' highlighting his role as a 50s Italian crooner and swing artist. While the album features classic crooner and swing tracks with nostalgic appeal, some songs feel dated and lack vitality. The reviewer appreciates Pericoli's contribution to Italian music but notes the album may appeal primarily to older or niche audiences familiar with vintage styles. Explore Emilio Pericoli’s timeless swing and crooner classics from the golden era of Italian music!

 "A very, very sentimental ballad, pleasant, recalling great interpreters of Italian and global songs."

 "An Endrigo-style acoustic guitar piece... worth the entire album."

Sergio Endrigo's 1963 album offers a rich melodic experience typical of his singer-songwriter style, with some unexpected musical shifts. The review praises standout tracks like 'Se Le Cose Stanno Così' and 'La Rosa Bianca' for their beauty and emotional depth. Despite a weaker closing track, the album is highly recommended for lovers of Italian classic melodic music. Listen to Sergio Endrigo’s 1963 album and experience timeless Italian melodic songwriting today!

 The album starts with a classic covered by many, 'Il Cuore A San Francisco,' an Italian version much more swing than the original, beautiful and sentimental.

 The first part is beautiful, the second is weak and outdated, listen only to the first, better for you!!! :)

Nicola Arigliano’s Cantatutto is a jazz album with a strong first half featuring swinging, soulful performances. The second half is seen as weaker and outdated, with some songs not fitting Arigliano’s style. Despite the inconsistent second side, the album remains a valuable listen for fans of Italian jazz and swing. Listen to the swinging sounds of Nicola Arigliano’s Cantatutto and discover a unique Italian jazz classic!

 "This fabulous album by Johnny Dorelli begins with verses that challenge anyone not to know the famous song 'L'immensità'."

 "Congratulations to Dorelli for creating this record which is certainly the best of his!!!"

Johnny Dorelli's album L'immensità showcases a sentimental and melodic style blending Italian classics with jazz and rhythm & blues elements. The album features well-known hits like 'L'immensità' and 'Solo Più Che Mai,' alongside lesser-known gems. While some English covers feel out of place, the overall record remains Dorelli's most distinctive and charming work. The review highlights the album's variety and Dorelli's vocal craftsmanship. Discover Johnny Dorelli's timeless L'immensità—listen now and experience the magic of classic Italian music fused with jazz and rhythm & blues!

 "The Highlight, One Of The Best in all of Dorelli's discography, 'Su Ragazza Hush'... truly extraordinary."

 "A pity for the presence of certain songs that lower the desire to listen to Dorelli, and the evaluation of the Album."

Johnny Dorelli's 1965 self-titled album attempts to align with the rising Italian Beat music trend, mixing modern songs with older, less fitting covers. While some tracks like "Su Ragazza Hush" stand out for their soulful and reggae-infused beat, others feel outdated or misplaced. The album showcases Dorelli's signature slow style amidst diverse influences but suffered from poor sales. Overall, a good but uneven record that highlights both his strengths and some questionable track choices. Discover the unique blend of 1960s Italian Beat and soul in Johnny Dorelli's classic album—listen and explore his musical journey!

 "The Cover represents a field of poppies, with Endrigo and his guitar in the distance, an image perfectly chosen for a songwriter like him."

 "With the record, Endrigo wants to make a breakthrough in his career... and let’s say he succeeded!"

The 1966 self-titled album by Sergio Endrigo showcases his unique songwriting and heartfelt lyrics wrapped in characteristic Italian pop and chanson styles. The record opens strong with songs promoting unity and love, though some tracks like 'Adesso Sì' feel less convincing. The album shines towards the end with deep, poetic songs like 'Mani Bucate' and 'La Ballata Dell'Ex,' cementing Endrigo's status as a great songwriter. Despite moments of inconsistency, the album remains a valuable work in Italian music history. Discover the heartfelt melodies and timeless lyrics of Sergio Endrigo's 1966 album—listen now and explore classic Italian songwriting!

 To listen to this record, two requirements are needed: either you are a fan of Dorelli, or you like slow songs.

 After more slow songs, it moves to a more swing and American version of 'Arrivederci Roma,' very surprising.

Johnny Dorelli's album '30 Anni Di Canzoni D'Amore' is a collection of light and classic songs from the war and post-war era. The album predominantly features slow, nostalgic ballads with occasional swing tracks that bring energy. While some songs feel out of place or too slow, Dorelli’s interpretations maintain quality. Fans of Dorelli or slow melodic tunes may appreciate this nostalgic record. Explore Johnny Dorelli's timeless blend of slow ballads and swing classics—listen now and rediscover Italian musical nostalgia.