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THE REVIEW
Ok, lately I see a bit of a decline in the musical sense.
People who can't write, people who offend, people who review rubbish.
Let's try to review "music" with simple words....
Well, what can I say.... lately, I've been listening to this live by good old Gino in the car. Unfortunately, a very underrated artist. Not a genius, but an excellent craftsman of that genre of music halfway between classy pop and R&B. Great vocal and stage skills, I would say that with this "Live," he provides an excellent excuse to get to know him and appreciate his merits. It contains the most famous songs, from the famous "I just wanna stop" from 1978 to the (then, 1990) popular "Black cars."
The album is recorded in Montreal, the hometown of our emigrant. The band accompanying him is as eclectic and dynamic as ever: a surprising Enzo Todesco (?) on drums, Mike Miller on guitar and bass, and the trusty brother Joe Vannelli, who harmonizes and solos on various keyboards. The album is excellently recorded, the live dimension is greatly emphasized, the performances are very accurate yet emotional, and the album is highly enjoyable.
Ideal for "moodeggiare" with class on a beautiful evening...
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Gino Vannelli's live album showcases his talent as a skilled craftsman of classy pop and R&B. Recorded in his hometown Montreal, the album features his famous hits with precise and emotional performances. The dynamic band and excellent recording quality enhance the live experience, making it an enjoyable listen and a great introduction to the artist.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Gino Vannelli
Gino Vannelli is a Canadian singer, songwriter and producer from Montreal, active since the early 1970s. Known for a distinctive falsetto and a polished mix of pop, rock and jazz elements, he first recorded for A&M Records and often collaborated with his brothers Joe and Ross. His international profile rose with hits such as I Just Wanna Stop, Living Inside Myself and Black Cars.07 Reviews
