seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Netherlands
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from Russia
seen from China
seen from China
seen from China
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Malaysia
seen from India
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Netherlands
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Netherlands
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
Una foto quattro copertine #carisch #italiaschallplatten #italia #7inch #7inchsingle #vinyl #vinile #vinylgermany #schallplatten #vinyllover #45rpmsingle #45giri #45rpm #vinylonly #instavinyl #madison #vinylcommunitypost #peppinodicapri #vinylrecords #lovevintage (hier: Colonia, Duomo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYwq-jtMpum/?utm_medium=tumblr
Die zweite Langspielplatte mit Peppino di Capri von Italia Schallplatten. Die LP entspricht der Carisch-LP TCA 15310 von 1964. Auch die Plattenhülle wurde übernommen und nur mit Aufkleber mit Italia-Bestellnummer versehen. “Ieri sera a quella festa” und “Solo due righe” wurden von Italia als Single veröffentlicht.
La chitarra Jazz per tutti - Paolo Anessi
La chitarra Jazz per tutti – Paolo Anessi
La Chitarra Jazz per Tutti pubblicato da Carisch nasce come naturale conseguenza dalla rubrica didattica su accordo.it dove Paolo Anessi è un redattore molto attivo e conosciuto su tutto il territorio nazionale.
Questo libro non si pone il fine di entrare nel merito di linguaggi specifici che hanno caratterizzato la storia del Jazz, come il Bebop il Cool Jazz o l’Europeo Gipsy Jazz ma si pone…
View On WordPress
"Danny Boy / Marina" by Peppino Di Capri e i Suoi Rockers (Carisch, 1960)
At the consignment shop where I bought this record, in Palm Springs, there are two entrances. One is on the street and it brings you into their main retail shop. When you enter their parking lot, you go down a small hill. Adjacent to the parking lot is another entryway. When I walked into the lower entrance, I had no idea that I was entering the bargain basement. I walked into a maze of bins, chock full of items strewn about with no clear organizational pattern. Records were piled haphazardly amongst other items and when I found this 7 inch by Italian pop singer Peppino Di Capri, I didn't even think it would play. Luckily, it does. "Danny Boy" sees the psuedo-Irish classic translated into Italian and accompanied by early beach party rock and roll stylings, complete with reverb soaked guitar and saxophone solos in sequence. The b-side "Marina" is a lighthearted English language love song that's a little more lounge than rock n roll.
