Teresa De Sio::: A Sud! A Sud!

01 Diavolo s'arrecreia 3:46 
02 La montanara 6:02 
03 Lu bene mio 4:48 
04 Mamma Napoli 4:36 
05 Positano 3:17 
06 A sud a sud 3:10 
07 Addio 4:17 
08 Stelle 4:26 
09 Stammo buono 3:52 
10 Quando tornammo a nascere 4:28 
11 Salta salta 3:51 
12 Pizzica (la calata dei napoletani al santuario di san Paolo in Galatina) 5:50 
13 Aumm aumm 7:06 
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Teresa De Sio: voice, acoustic guitar, tammorra, tamburello 
Sasà Flauto: classic, 12-string & acoustic guitar, buzuki, h. vocals, acoustic bass (7,8)
Giuseppe De Trizio: mandolin
Erma Castriota: violin
Puccia: accordion
Alfredo Paixao: electric & acoustic bass
Arnaldo Vacca: tamburo, tamburello, percussion
Vito De Lorenzi: drums, tamburello
with
Rita Turrisi: viola (4,7,9)
Gennaro Della Monica: cello (4,5,7,9)
Carlo Cossu: violin (4,7,9,13)
Umberto Papadia: voice, tammorra (13)
Mario Guarino: bass (13)
Raiz: voice (9) 
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2004 •  Lucente 
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192 kbps CBR • lyrics
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A Sud! A Sud!

De Sfroos ::: Viif

VIIF is a live rec tape, from 1994. 
Sold on stall at gigs is now sold out
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Davide Van De Sfroos: voice, guitar
Alessandro Frode: bass, harmony vocals
Marcu de la Guasta: flute, harmony vocals
Teo De Sfriis: trumpet, harmonica, harmony vocals
Lorenzo Mac Ingranada: violin, mandolin, banjo, harmony vocals
Didi Murahia: drums
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01 De sfroos
02 Zia Luisa
03 El fantasma
04 La fruntiera
05 Fa nagòtt
06 Nonu Aspis
07 Kamell
08 El büceer
09 Jony
10 Diavùl
11 El veent
12 Adriana
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1994 • selfproduction
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Viif
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De Sfroos ::: Ciulandàri

Sold at gig, this is the first recordings by Davide Bernasconi and his band
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Davide Van De Sfroos: voice, guitar
Alessandro Frode: bass, harmony vocals
Marcu de la Guasta: flute, sax, harmony vocals
Fabietto Stralush: drums
Lorenzo Mac Ingranada: violin, mandolin, banjo, harmony vocals
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01 Kamell   
02 Zia Luisa   
03 El veent   
04 Remuliif radiuatiif   
05 Saddamsaddam   
06 Pà   
07 La ranza   
08 De sfroos   
10 El büceer l'è finìi   
11 Fa nagòtt   
12 Joni   
13 Balacuntelluff
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First self produced cassette. Downloaded elsewhere, a mere 128 kbps, sorry
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Ciulandàri
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Macina Gang ::: Nel tempo ed oltre, cantando...

The Gang were formed in 1984 as a punk group, inspired by The Clash, but in 1990 they had an important u-turn: to talk about Italian political and social situation they have to sing in Italian. They had also a musical turn, they left Clash's punk, the electric guitar was substituted by acoustic twelve string guitar, were added violin, accordion, harmonica, flutes and bands. The Gang produced three albums Le radici e le ali (1991), Storie d'Italia (1993), with the collaboration and artistic production by Massimo Bubola, Una volta è per sempre (1995) that can be considered among the best Italian folk rock records. On the stage the previous songs and also I fought the law by The Clash, ever performed by the Gang, were revised in acoustic way. In 2004, after two rock discs, Gang recorded Nel tempo e oltre cantando insieme with La Macina, band of musical search from Marche lead by Gastone Pietrucci. Traditional songs and Gang's songs were revised rearranged: an example of fusion between rock and popular tradition
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La macina
Gastone Pietrucci: voice
with    
Adriano Taborro: guitar, mandolin, voice 
Marco Gigli: guitar, voice  
Roberto Picchio: accordion
Gang 
Marino Severini: voice, guitar 
Sandro Severini: electric guitar  
with
Francesco Caporaletti: bass  
Paolo Mozzicafreddo: drums 
Fabio Verdini: organ, keyboard
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01. Le radici e le ali  (S. Severini – M. Severini –- D. Riondino)    
02. Kowalsky   (M. Severini – M. Bubola/S. Severini –- M. Bubola)   
03. Stavo in bottega che lavoravo...   (Macina/trad)       
04. La pianura dei sette fratelli   (M. e S. Severini)
05. Carida' carida' ssignora...   (Macina/trad)
06. Iside   (M. e S. Severini)  
07. Cecilia (Nigra 3)   (Macina/trad)       
08. Cioetta cioetta...   (Macina/trad)        
09. Sesto San Giovanni (M. Severini – M. Bubola/S. Severini – M. Bubola)     
10. E' ffinidi i bozzi boni...   (Macina/trad)  
11. Fra giorno e nnotte so' ventiquattr0ore...   (Macina/trad) 
12. Eurialo e niso   (M. Bubola – S. Severini)
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2004 • Storie di note SDN033
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Nel tempo ed oltre, cantando... part 1
Nel tempo ed oltre, cantando... part 2

I Luf ::: Bala e fa balà

Next release to Ocio ai Luf, this is probably their best recording yet
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Dario Canossi: voice, guitar
Ranieri "Ragno" Fumagalli: baghét in Sol, baghét in Do, recorders, ocarina in Sib, double ocarina, voice
Fabio Biale: violin, mandolin, voice 
Franco Penatti: drums, djambeè
Sammy Radaelli: drums on "So nashit an Val Camonega"
Lorenzo " Puffo" Marra: accordion, voice
Pier Zuin: Highland bag pipe, bombarda in Sol, Irish flute, tin whistle
Jon Paul "JP" Asplund: bongoes in "Sic sac de soc sec" and "Sotto il ponte del diavolo"
Cesare Comito: guitar, banjo, harmonica, voice
Sergio "Jeio" Pontoriero: bass, guitars, djambeè, woodblocks, bells, cymbal, shaker, timbales, flauto a coulisse, voice
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01. O pescator che peschi 
02. Sic sac de soc sec 
03. Sotto il ponte del diavolo 
04. Cuore a sinistra (portafoglio a destra) 
05. Le ombre degli amici
06. Bala e fa balà 
07. Breva e Taiwan 
08. Consuelo 
09. Pater Noster poc incioster 
10. Saltatempo 
11. So nashit 'n val Camonega 
12. Amami bionda
13. Mei ros che negher (a Carletto Giuliani)
14. O pescator che peschi (reprise) 
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2005 • PerSpartitoPreso PSP003
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Bala e fa balà part 1
Bala e fa balà part 2
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I luf ::: Ocio ai Luf

I Luf are an adaptable musical collective with a pool of available musicians, which is essential considering that most of them have dayjobs. The name I Luf is a dialect word meaning 'The Wolves' and the lyrics of the songs are in a mix of Italian and the Camuno dialect of Lombardy. The music is enthusiastically performed and the distinctive folk instrumentation of bagpipe, violin, flute and accordeon makes an interesting contrast to the rock and Celtic influences • Michael Hingston • fROOTS #151, May 2004
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Dario Canossi: voice, guitar
Sergio "Jeio" Pontoriero: bass, voice
Ranieri "Ragno" Fumagalli: baghét, recorders, voice
Franco Penatti: drums
Lorenzo " Puffo" Marra: accordion, voice
Cesare Comito: guitar, voice
Angapiemage Persico: violin, cori
Gigi Scaccabarozzi: djambeè
Fabio Biale: violin on “Ciao Bani”
Lorenzo Monguzzi: voice on “per un pezzo di pane”
Vincenzo Zitello: Celtic harp on “Nina-Nana”
Coro “Brianza” from Missaglia directed by Fabio Triulzi on “Ocio a la nona Ocio a la Strea”, “Vento” ,”Caro ‘l me Tone”, “i Luf”.
Carlo Ravot: drums
 il mitico Billa: accordion
Gigi de Martino: bass
Pier Zuin: pipes, flutes
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01 I luf
02 Vento ( Hasta siempre)
03 Ocio a la nona ocio a la strea
04 Per un pezzo di pane
05 Ramon
06 Caro ‘l me tone
07 Tierra bomba
08 Piccola donna
09 Occhi di Volpe
10 Salta la corda
11 Nina-nana“
12 Ciao Bani
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2002 • UPR Folkrock UFR0017
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Ocio ai Luf
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Yo yo mundi ::: Resistenza

Reworking of a previous work centred on la banda Tom, this live concert, 13 people on stage as 13 was Tom's gang members, was recorded in video too.
I strongly advice you to buy this CD/DVD package
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Paolo Enrico Archetti Maestri: guitars, voice
Eugenio Merico: drums
Fabio Martino: accordion, piano, programming
Andrea Cavalieri: electric bass, double bass, voice
Fabrizio Barale: guitars, percussions
with
Giuseppe Cederna: speaking voice
Fabrizio Pagella: speaking voice
Marino Severini, Gang: voice, guitar
Sandro Severini, Gang: gutar
Paolo Bonfanti: voice, guitar
Luca Olivieri: piano, keyboards, programming
Paola Tomalino: voice
Giovanna Vivaldi:  violoncello
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01 La nostra guerra non è mai finita 1.35
02 Al Golgota 3.25
03 Eurialo e Niso 6.30
04 Non c'è nessun dopoguerra 4.34
05 Le storie di ieri 6.01
06 Ma l'amore si fa ripensare 2.37
07 Brigata partigiana Alphaville 4.02
08 The partisan 5.15
09 Tredici 6.49
10 A Stalingrado, no! 1.08
11 Stalingrado 5.01
12 L'ultimo testimone 5.42
13 Festa d'aprile 3.54
14 Bella ciao 3.36
15 Viva l'Italia 7.56
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2005 • il manifesto CD 150
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Resistenza part 1
Resistenza part 2
or
Resistenza part 1
Resistenza part 2