Francesco Guccini & i Nomadi

A live collaboration between Italian singer-songwriter Francesco Guccini and the Italian band Nomadi; their 1979 live album is described in the review as a milestone of Italian live recordings.

The 1979 concert/album re-presents hits such as "Dio è morto" (noted in the review as having been censored by RAI and aired on Vatican Radio) and "Auschwitz (La canzone del bambino nel vento)"; the record features 1970s folk-rock arrangements and songs addressing pollution and social themes.

A 1979 live collaboration between Francesco Guccini and I Nomadi considered one of the milestones of Italian live albums. The set mixes 1970s folk-rock music with politically and emotionally charged songs such as "Atomica cinese", "Dio è morto" and "Auschwitz (La canzone del bambino nel vento)". The review recommends the album to both those who were present and newer listeners.

For:Fans of 1970s Italian folk-rock, cantautori, and classic live recordings