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Un Altro Giorno È Andato by Francesco Guccini
Francesco Guccini
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Guccini Was Born In Modena. As Recalled By A Verse Of One Of His Songs "it Was Fate That In Three Months" Moved His Family Out Of Modena Because Of World War II. Guccini Spent His Childhood And Part Of His Youth At His Grandparents' Place In A Small Village In The Apennine Mountains Called Pàvana In The Province Of Pistoia Toscana . The Memory Of The Years Of His Youth Spent In The Somewhat Archaic Society Of The Mountains Of Central Italy Was To Be Ever-Present In His Songs And Books. He Then Moved Back To His Family In Modena And Attended The Local "istituto Magistrale". He Worked For A Couple Of Years As A Reporter For A Local Newspaper The Gazzetta Di Modena. In 1960 The Guccinis Moved To Bologna Where Guccini Studied At The Local University. From 1965 To 1985 He Taught Italian At Dickinson College An American School In Bologna. He Played In Local Bands Such As The Hurricanes And Gatti And Achieved Success In The 1960s Writing Songs For An Italian Band Nomadi Also From Modena. Some Of These Successes Include "Noi Non Ci Saremo" "We Won't Be There" And "Dio È Morto" "God Is Dead" . In The 1970s Nomadi Recorded Two Albums Of Guccini's Songs As Well As A Live Album Album Concerto Featuring Him. Guccini's Debut Album Was Folk Beat N. 1 1967 . Guccini Has Always Said That His First Two Works Folk Beat N. 1 And Due Anni Dopo "Two Years Later" Were Essays Or Experiements Which Is Noticeable In The Quite Spare Accompaniment To Many Of The Songs On These Albums. The Latter However Contained Classics Like The Title-Track And "La Primavera Di Praga" "Prague Spring" . His First Mature Album Is L'Isola Non Trovata "The Undiscovered Island" Of 1970 Which Displays Many Of The Themes Which Were To Be Present In Future Releases For Example A Certain Melancholy Because Of The Perceived Nearness Of Death. Also Characteristic Are The Portraits Of Outcasts Like "Il Frate" "The Friar" . Radici "Roots" 1972 Is One Of Guccini's Finest Works And Contains Some Of His Most Famous Songs. These Include The Title-Track A Nostalgic Declaration Of Love For Guccini's Youth Spent In The Apennine Mountains "La Locomotiva" "The Locomotive" A Long Ballad About The Solitary Unlucky Revolt Of A Bolognese Railwayman During The 19th Century And "Piccola Città" "Small City" About Guccini's Early Years In Provincial Modena. Stanze Di Vita Quotidiana "Rooms Of Everyday Life" Of 1974 Deals With More Private Themes Sometimes With An Accents Of Desperation. The Album Contains At Least One Masterpiece The Nostalgic "Canzone Delle Osterie Di Fuori Porta" "Song Of The Taverns On The Outskirts Of Town" . In 1976 Guccini Scored His Greatest Commercial Success With The Album Via Paolo Fabbri 43. The Title Is The Street Where He Still Lives In Bologna. The Album Features The Famous "L'avvelenata" "The Poisoned One" In Which Guccini Unleashes His Rage Against His Critics. Guccini On Stage.Amerigo 1978 Whose Title-Track Is About The Story Of The Emigration Of Guccini's Uncle To The United States Metropolis 1981 And Guccini 1983 Showed That The Bolognese Singer's Inspiration Was Left Untouched By The General Change To More Commercial Themes That Characterized The Italian Musical World From The End Of 1970s. The 1984 Live Tour Was Highly Successful And Was Soon Collected In A Double Live LP Fra La Via Emilia E Il West "Between The Via Emilia And The West" . Emilia Romagna And The Old West Symbolize Well The Double Ties Of Guccini To His Native Land And To America. Guccini Has Said That He Encountered The Latter Early On In Life Through The Comics And Magazines Imported By US Soldiers During World War II But Also Through His Uncle's Stories. After The War Like Many Italians Of The Period He Was Of Course Influenced By American Songs And Hollywood Movies And Finally Travelled To America Even Enjoying An Affair With An American. His Last Album In The 1980s Was Signora Bovary 1987 Containing Notable Pieces Like "Scirocco". After Several Albums In The 1990s Guccini Returned At His Best With Stagioni "Seasons" Of 2000 The Title-Track Is A Jeremiad Against Media Invasiveness And The Moral Corruption Of Italy. Guccini's Last Studio Release Ritratti Was Published In 2004. Edit Other Activities
In The 1970s Guccini Made Appearances In Some Bizarre TV Shows In One Of Them He Worked With The Then Unknown Comedian Roberto Benigni. Occasionally He Also Worked As An Actor In Some Movies The Most Successful Being Radiofreccia By The Other Emilian Singer And Songwriter Luciano Ligabue 1998 . The Collaborations Between The Two Songwriters Extended Of Course To Some Songs One Of Them Present In Guccini's Album Stagioni. Guccini Also Wrote The Soundtracks For The Movies Nenè By Salvatore Samperi 1977 And Nero By Giancarlo Soldi 1992 . Recently Guccini Has Distinguished Himself As A Writer Publishing Some Books About His Youth In Pàvana And In Collaboration With Loriano Macchiavelli Four Mystery Books Also Set In That City And Pivoting Around The Figure Of A Carabinieri Officer. He Has Also Published A Dictionary Of The "pavanese" Dialect And Told Of His Youth In The Novels Vacca D'un Cane And Croniche Epafániche. One Of His Lesser Known Activities Is As A Comics Writer. His Main Productions In This Field Are The Storie Dello Spazio Profondo "Deep Space Stories" It A Series Of Short Humoristic Science Fiction Stories Created From 1972 Together With His Bolognese Friend The Cartoonist Franco Bonvicini. Edit Awards
He Received Several Awards For His Artistic Work Among Them The "Premio Tenco" In 1975 And The "Targhe Tenco" Received In 1987 For The Song "Scirocco" In 1994 For Parnassius Guccinii And In 2000 For "Ho Ancora La Forza" Written Together With Luciano Ligabue. In 1992 He Received The "Librex-Guggenheim" Award And In 2003 The Municipality Of Carpi In The Modena Province Organized An Exhibition On His Works
Francesco Guccini Né Le 14 Juin 1940 À Modène En Émilie-Romagne - Est Un Auteur-Compositeur-Interprète Italien. Discographie Modifier Folk Beat N. 1 1967 Due Anni Dopo 1970 L'isola Non Trovata 1970 Radici 1972 Opera Buffa 1973 Stanze Di Vita Quotidiana 1974 Via Paolo Fabbri 43 1976 Amerigo 1978 Álbum Concerto 1979 Live Avec Nomadi Metropolis 1981 Guccini 1983 Fra La Via Emilia E Il West 1984 Signora Bovary 1987 ...Quasi Come Dumas... 1989 Live Quello Che Non... 1990 Parnassius Guccinii 1993 D'amore Di Morte E Di Altre Sciocchezze 1996 Guccini Live Collection 1998 Live Stagioni 2000 Guccini Live At RTSI 2001 Live Ritratti 2004 Sette Veli Intorno Al Re 2004 Pour Enfants Avec Franco Battiato Et Francesco De Gregori Anfiteatro Live 2005 Guccini Platinum Collection 2006
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Guccini Was Born In Modena. As Recalled By A Verse Of One Of His Songs "it Was Fate That In Three Months" Moved His Family Out Of Modena Because Of World War II. Guccini Spent His Childhood And Part Of His Youth At His Grandparents' Place In A Small Village In The Apennine Mountains Called Pàvana In The Province Of Pistoia Toscana . The Memory Of The Years Of His Youth Spent In The Somewhat Archaic Society Of The Mountains Of Central Italy Was To Be Ever-Present In His Songs And Books. He Then Moved Back To His Family In Modena And Attended The Local "istituto Magistrale". He Worked For A Couple Of Years As A Reporter For A Local Newspaper The Gazzetta Di Modena. In 1960 The Guccinis Moved To Bologna Where Guccini Studied At The Local University. From 1965 To 1985 He Taught Italian At Dickinson College An American School In Bologna. He Played In Local Bands Such As The Hurricanes And Gatti And Achieved Success In The 1960s Writing Songs For An Italian Band Nomadi Also From Modena. Some Of These Successes Include "Noi Non Ci Saremo" "We Won't Be There" And "Dio È Morto" "God Is Dead" . In The 1970s Nomadi Recorded Two Albums Of Guccini's Songs As Well As A Live Album Album Concerto Featuring Him. Guccini's Debut Album Was Folk Beat N. 1 1967 . Guccini Has Always Said That His First Two Works Folk Beat N. 1 And Due Anni Dopo "Two Years Later" Were Essays Or Experiements Which Is Noticeable In The Quite Spare Accompaniment To Many Of The Songs On These Albums. The Latter However Contained Classics Like The Title-Track And "La Primavera Di Praga" "Prague Spring" . His First Mature Album Is L'Isola Non Trovata "The Undiscovered Island" Of 1970 Which Displays Many Of The Themes Which Were To Be Present In Future Releases For Example A Certain Melancholy Because Of The Perceived Nearness Of Death. Also Characteristic Are The Portraits Of Outcasts Like "Il Frate" "The Friar" . Radici "Roots" 1972 Is One Of Guccini's Finest Works And Contains Some Of His Most Famous Songs. These Include The Title-Track A Nostalgic Declaration Of Love For Guccini's Youth Spent In The Apennine Mountains "La Locomotiva" "The Locomotive" A Long Ballad About The Solitary Unlucky Revolt Of A Bolognese Railwayman During The 19th Century And "Piccola Città" "Small City" About Guccini's Early Years In Provincial Modena. Stanze Di Vita Quotidiana "Rooms Of Everyday Life" Of 1974 Deals With More Private Themes Sometimes With An Accents Of Desperation. The Album Contains At Least One Masterpiece The Nostalgic "Canzone Delle Osterie Di Fuori Porta" "Song Of The Taverns On The Outskirts Of Town" . In 1976 Guccini Scored His Greatest Commercial Success With The Album Via Paolo Fabbri 43. The Title Is The Street Where He Still Lives In Bologna. The Album Features The Famous "L'avvelenata" "The Poisoned One" In Which Guccini Unleashes His Rage Against His Critics. Guccini On Stage.Amerigo 1978 Whose Title-Track Is About The Story Of The Emigration Of Guccini's Uncle To The United States Metropolis 1981 And Guccini 1983 Showed That The Bolognese Singer's Inspiration Was Left Untouched By The General Change To More Commercial Themes That Characterized The Italian Musical World From The End Of 1970s. The 1984 Live Tour Was Highly Successful And Was Soon Collected In A Double Live LP Fra La Via Emilia E Il West "Between The Via Emilia And The West" . Emilia Romagna And The Old West Symbolize Well The Double Ties Of Guccini To His Native Land And To America. Guccini Has Said That He Encountered The Latter Early On In Life Through The Comics And Magazines Imported By US Soldiers During World War II But Also Through His Uncle's Stories. After The War Like Many Italians Of The Period He Was Of Course Influenced By American Songs And Hollywood Movies And Finally Travelled To America Even Enjoying An Affair With An American. His Last Album In The 1980s Was Signora Bovary 1987 Containing Notable Pieces Like "Scirocco". After Several Albums In The 1990s Guccini Returned At His Best With Stagioni "Seasons" Of 2000 The Title-Track Is A Jeremiad Against Media Invasiveness And The Moral Corruption Of Italy. Guccini's Last Studio Release Ritratti Was Published In 2004. Edit Other Activities
In The 1970s Guccini Made Appearances In Some Bizarre TV Shows In One Of Them He Worked With The Then Unknown Comedian Roberto Benigni. Occasionally He Also Worked As An Actor In Some Movies The Most Successful Being Radiofreccia By The Other Emilian Singer And Songwriter Luciano Ligabue 1998 . The Collaborations Between The Two Songwriters Extended Of Course To Some Songs One Of Them Present In Guccini's Album Stagioni. Guccini Also Wrote The Soundtracks For The Movies Nenè By Salvatore Samperi 1977 And Nero By Giancarlo Soldi 1992 . Recently Guccini Has Distinguished Himself As A Writer Publishing Some Books About His Youth In Pàvana And In Collaboration With Loriano Macchiavelli Four Mystery Books Also Set In That City And Pivoting Around The Figure Of A Carabinieri Officer. He Has Also Published A Dictionary Of The "pavanese" Dialect And Told Of His Youth In The Novels Vacca D'un Cane And Croniche Epafániche. One Of His Lesser Known Activities Is As A Comics Writer. His Main Productions In This Field Are The Storie Dello Spazio Profondo "Deep Space Stories" It A Series Of Short Humoristic Science Fiction Stories Created From 1972 Together With His Bolognese Friend The Cartoonist Franco Bonvicini. Edit Awards
He Received Several Awards For His Artistic Work Among Them The "Premio Tenco" In 1975 And The "Targhe Tenco" Received In 1987 For The Song "Scirocco" In 1994 For Parnassius Guccinii And In 2000 For "Ho Ancora La Forza" Written Together With Luciano Ligabue. In 1992 He Received The "Librex-Guggenheim" Award And In 2003 The Municipality Of Carpi In The Modena Province Organized An Exhibition On His Works
Francesco Guccini Né Le 14 Juin 1940 À Modène En Émilie-Romagne - Est Un Auteur-Compositeur-Interprète Italien. Discographie Modifier Folk Beat N. 1 1967 Due Anni Dopo 1970 L'isola Non Trovata 1970 Radici 1972 Opera Buffa 1973 Stanze Di Vita Quotidiana 1974 Via Paolo Fabbri 43 1976 Amerigo 1978 Álbum Concerto 1979 Live Avec Nomadi Metropolis 1981 Guccini 1983 Fra La Via Emilia E Il West 1984 Signora Bovary 1987 ...Quasi Come Dumas... 1989 Live Quello Che Non... 1990 Parnassius Guccinii 1993 D'amore Di Morte E Di Altre Sciocchezze 1996 Guccini Live Collection 1998 Live Stagioni 2000 Guccini Live At RTSI 2001 Live Ritratti 2004 Sette Veli Intorno Al Re 2004 Pour Enfants Avec Franco Battiato Et Francesco De Gregori Anfiteatro Live 2005 Guccini Platinum Collection 2006 read less
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