Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist, born October 6, 1945 in Teramo, died January 1, 1997 in Novafeltria. Known for albums from the mid-1970s to the 1990s and for blending rock with narrative songwriting.

Worked as a session musician and collaborator with artists such as Lucio Battisti, P.F.M., Herbert Pagani and others; released albums on labels including Numero Uno; led a solo career highlighted by releases like Ballata per quattro stagioni, I lupi and Pigro.

DeBaser reviews present Ivan Graziani as an influential Italian singer-songwriter and virtuoso guitarist. His work blends rock and narrative songwriting, with notable albums from the 1970s–1990s. Critics praise his storytelling, guitar work and memorable tracks such as "Lugano Addio" and "Pigro."

For:Fans of Italian singer-songwriters, guitar aficionados and listeners who enjoy story-driven, provincial narratives in rock/folk.

 But I will not stop. Never. A real guitarist dies. He must die on stage

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 Ivan Graziani was an anomalous artist, an anarchist of the guitar, allergic to record contracts of the type "make a record and you do it when and how we tell you."

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 Ivan Graziani was born in Teramo on October 6, 1945, and left us too soon on January 1, 1997, in Novafeltria, where he lived with his family.

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