Lucio Dalla

Between the late '60s and the early '80s, he was one of the most original and innovative Italian singer-songwriters. At the height of his success, he inevitably slipped into mediocrity, with declines in inspiration and questionable choices, but every now and then he still remembers to be an artist. If he had stopped in '86, after "Caruso," the rating would be 5; instead, it’s 3.5.

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Lucio Dalla

Lucio Dalla (Bologna, 4 March 1943 – Montreux, 1 March 2012) was an Italian singer-songwriter, musician and actor. Clarinetist by training, he blended jazz roots with pop and canzone d’autore, rose with the Roversi trilogy (1973–76), and reached a peak with Com’è profondo il mare (1977), Lucio Dalla (1979) and Dalla (1980). He co-led the 1979 Banana Republic tour with Francesco De Gregori and wrote the classic Caruso (1986).
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