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Not resigning oneself to loss is human. And when you're that young, perhaps it is even more so. Years of projects, sacrifices, promises of lives together, of 'sweet summers' obliterated in an instant, with the speed of a fluttering wing: a car going off the road. The summer beginning, 'close to him, he smiled,' fate lurking around the corner. The drama of a day of joy turning into tragedy. Perhaps symbolizing the unpredictability of fate or just its being a son of a bitch. It was 1967, and even then, a timeless song could be glimpsed among the strings of Francesco's guitar. You cannot choose how to die, nor the day. You can decide how to live.

Francesco Guccini - Canzone per un'amica
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A small low-budget recording studio, a couple of guitars, a harmonica, and there you have it. The album I'm about to review may not be among Guccini's most famous, yet it is in this record, the very first one, that many of the "maestrone's" masterpieces are contained, albeit with … more