Enrico Negro ::: Rosso rubino

A sound classical training and long-standing activity in folk music are the basic elements of this refined Piedmontese guitar player. Compagnons Roulants, Tendachënt, Dòna Bèla are just some of the musical projects where the sound of his guitar isevident. For his solo debut, Negro gathered round him several friends including Maurizio Martinotti and Paola Lombardo, to bring his vision into reality. This artist will remind some listeners of John Renbourn's "Sir John Alot..." period recordings, with its elegant, neo-Renaissance air and superb virtuosity on the guitar. If there is to be an Italian equivalent, Negro is certainly the likely candidate
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Enrico Negro: acoustic, classical and zils guitar, voice 
with
Bruno Raiteri: Hammond keyboard /violin 
Flavio Giacchero: alto sax 
Gerardo Savone: bass guitar 
Gianpiero Malfatto: trombone, tuba 
Gigi Biolcati: drums, cajon, percussion 
Las Trobairitz d'Oc (Paola Lombardo, Valeria Benigni): vocals
Maurizio Martinotti: hurdy-gurdy, Jew's harp, vocals 
Paola Lombardo: vocals 
Trio chitarristico A. Vivaldi (Mario Cosco, Enrico Negro, Ignazio Viola): classical guitars
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01.  Pymontoise - Rosso Rubino - Lo Pastorel  5:26   
02.  Il Mondo alla Finestra – Napel   3:08   
03.  La Fija D'Un Paisan - Aria Del Cit Infan   5:33   
04.  Vecchio Piemonte   5:22   
05.  Cuoricino   5:14   
06.  A L'Age De Quatorz An - Stella D'Oriente - Piccolii Passi   5:48   
07.  Rat Muscià   5:22   
08.  Moodish – Picante   4:13   
09.  Donna Lombarda - Monferrina Barocca   3:38   
10.  Autunno Pedemontano   5:44   
11.  Bundi Bunjur - Aria Del Sambur   4:14   
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2005 • Folkclub Ethnosuoni ES 5344
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