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Understanding 9/11Barbagallo - Grey/Lady
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Grey/Lady was written, arranged, performed, recorded & mixed by Carlo Barbagallo from April to September 2006
except:
“Formage Room” written, arranged & performed by Barbagallo & Vincenzo Tabacco.
“Enter L” written, arranged & performed by Barbagallo & Lorenzo Urciullo. Lyrics by W.Shakespeare
"Scia" written, arranged & performed by Redondo Trio. Trio Redondo is Giovanni Fiderio, Tabacco & Barbagallo
The coda of “South Summer Sun” was written, arranged, performed, recorded & mixed by Tazio Iacobacci aka Pola.
Tabacco plays guitar on “Formage Room” & “No Place”
Francesco Accardi Laughs at the end of “No Place”
Lù sings in “Enter L”
Urciullo plays guitar and sings in “Enter L”
Fiderio plays violins in “Key-D”, “Harry Langdon’s Football Match” & “Tuesday 27…An Afternoon For A Minute”
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except:
“Formage Room” written, arranged & performed by Barbagallo & Vincenzo Tabacco.
“Enter L” written, arranged & performed by Barbagallo & Lorenzo Urciullo. Lyrics by W.Shakespeare
"Scia" written, arranged & performed by Redondo Trio. Trio Redondo is Giovanni Fiderio, Tabacco & Barbagallo
The coda of “South Summer Sun” was written, arranged, performed, recorded & mixed by Tazio Iacobacci aka Pola.
Tabacco plays guitar on “Formage Room” & “No Place”
Francesco Accardi Laughs at the end of “No Place”
Lù sings in “Enter L”
Urciullo plays guitar and sings in “Enter L”
Fiderio plays violins in “Key-D”, “Harry Langdon’s Football Match” & “Tuesday 27…An Afternoon For A Minute”
http://myfreecopyright.com/registered_mcn/CDC84_5628F_55721
Reviews
Reviewer:
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September 25, 2008
Subject: music for the adventurous listener
Subject: music for the adventurous listener
I want to express my fondness for this music but find it hard to describe it. Let’s try: great melodies, a pastoral, down home vibe, rough around the edges but beautiful. The most accessible work of Barbagallo I’ve heard so far. Very much recommended.
