I Ribelli are an Italian beat group formed in the late 1950s, initially associated with Adriano Celentano as a backing/companion band. Their self-titled 1968 album features Demetrio Stratos, who later became known for his work with Area and as a solo artist.

Members mentioned in reviews: Gianni Dell'Aglio, Nando De Luca, Gino Santercole, Domenico Pasquadibisceglie. Discovered/put forward by Adriano Celentano. Demetrio Stratos (featured on the 1968 album) later gained fame with Area and as a solo experimental vocalist.

The review focuses on Demetrio Stratos' central role and vocal innovations on I Ribelli's 1968 self-titled album. Standout tracks include 'Pugni Chiusi' and a psychedelic take on 'You Keep Me Hangin' On' ("Chi mi aiuterà"). The album is described as a significant piece of Italian song history despite some filler tracks.

For:Fans of 1960s Italian beat, followers of Demetrio Stratos, and listeners of vintage Italian pop/rock.

 The story of the Ribelli unfolds and revolves around the figure of Demetrio Stratos, an extraordinary singer with vocal qualities known to many.

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