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Metti Una Bossa a Cena
Vol. 1-Metti Una Bossa a Cena [Vinyl]
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Jazz

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Amor Finita - Gazzani, Giancarlo
2. Curriculum - DeVera
3. Panorama - Orlandi, P.
4. Relief - Rioso
5. Un Uomo Una Donna [From a Men and a Woman] - Laj, F.
6. Rossana [From il Grande Colpo Dei 7 Uomini d'Oro] - Trovaioli, A.
7. Fortuna - Piccioni, P.
8. Tema Di Linda [From Jekyll & Hyde] - Marinuzzi, Gino
9. Rami Fioriti (1a Versione) - Braen
10. Sometime - Santisteban, A.
11. San Adres - Raffeng
12. Mitzi - Alessandroni, Alex
13. Warm Blood - Gallo, Tullio
14. Misgiving - Rioso
15. Meditation - Mussolini, Romano
16. Coronado 990 - Zauli, F.
17. Charleston a New Orleans [From il Mondo di Notte 2] - Piccioni, P.
18. Sunday Samba - Santisteban, A.
19. Hurry to Me (The Main Theme Song) [From Metti una Sera a Cena] - Morricone, Ennio
20. Capriccio [From Scacco Alla Regina] - Piccioni, P.

A Very Nice Collection of 20 Bossa Tracks that Are Taken from a Selection of Italian Movie Soundtracks of the Middle 70's.

CD Details

All Artists: Metti Una Bossa a Cena
Title: Vol. 1-Metti Una Bossa a Cena [Vinyl]
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Sound & Vision
Release Date: 10/30/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Jazz
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

Synopsis

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A Very Nice Collection of 20 Bossa Tracks that Are Taken from a Selection of Italian Movie Soundtracks of the Middle 70's.

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CD Reviews

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Robert II | Central Coast, Cali | 08/11/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A very nice selection of 20 bossa tracks that have been taken from a selection of 70's Italian film soundtracks. Included are a few classics of the cinema aimed at people of the night, with a few classy grammatical errors."