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Various Artists - Bellissima: More 1960s She-Pop From Italy / Various [New Vinyl

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Bellissima: More 1960s She-Pop From Italy / Various

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Rock

UPC: 029667008310

Release Date: 2019

Record Label: Ace Records Uk

Album Tracks

1. Le Ragazze Semplici - Orietta Berti
2. Cartoline - Mina
3. Il Volto Della Vita - Caterina Caselli
4. Il Paradiso - Patty Pravo
5. Zero in Amore - Gigliola Cinquetti
6. Una Stanza Vuota - Lisa Gastoni
7. Tamburino, Ciao... - Milva
8. È Proprio Inutile - Meri Marabini
9. Il Beat... Cos'è - la Ragazza 77
10. Coccodrillo - Ornella Vanoni
11. Se Mi Vuoi, Mi Vuoi - Catherine Spaak
12. Il Treno - Rita Pavone
13. A Me Piace Lui - Vibeke
14. Come Ti Vorrei - Iva Zanicchi

Comprising soaring big beat ballads, the occasional guitar-driven nugget and other feminine pop gems of the stylish Italian variety, this much-anticipated follow-up to "Ciao Bella!" (one of Ace Records' best sellers of 2015) offers further proof that there is musical life beyond the shores of English-speaking countries."Bellissima! More 1960s She-Pop From Italy" comprises an equal mix of superstars and obscure artists, performing songs of both Italian and overseas origin. Living legend Mina sings 'Cartoline', one of several numbers custom-composed by maestro Bruno Canfora to show off her fantastic vocal technique, and her arch rival Milva delivers the stomping 'Tamburino, Ciao...', another top-tier Italian original, while highlights of the selections by lesser-known vocalists include 'È Proprio Inutile' by Meri Marabini and 'Il Beat... Cos'è?' by La Ragazza 77, groovy covers of the Hollies' 'You Know He Did' and Sonny & Cher's 'The Beat Goes On' respectively. The collection is available in 24-track CD and 14-track vinyl formats. The CD version comes with a picture-packed 24-page booklet, while the 180g white vinyl LP is packaged in a heavy-duty sleeve with an illustrated inner bag - each featuring a detailed track commentary by compiler Mick Patrick.