December 6th - Campy Tapestries

[Mr]

Oh, how time flies - it's already December 6th! We're halfway halfway there.

Today, off to a seldom explored area - the early Italian library! We might be two inches short (pardon), but this is one of the best 10-inches I own.
Under the very competent orchestral direction of Romolo Grano, we find works not only by Grano himself and "Torallo" (Riccardo Allorto), but also by Olivio Di Domenico and even Bruno Nicolai(!).
The condition of the record unfortunately isn't the best (it looks to have doubled as a dinner plate at some point!), but it's also one of the only copies of the record I have ever seen.

Enjoy the crispy, crackly goodness
Disco Angelicum - 25/LPA 1076 - Serie campestre
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Previously:
Dec. 5th - Edimerc EC 00106 "Musiche leggere di autori vari dirette da G. Gagliano"
Dec. 4th - Hard HLP 209 "Controtendenze"
Dec. 3rd - Black Rock Records ECR 124 "Suspense & Tension", DVN 1001 "Le nuove serenate italiane"

[Greta]

What a rarity. Thank you Mr.

[Flemming]

Looking forward to check this out, thanks Mr. 

[roope]

Gorgeous music, thank you so much!

[Rocco]

Hello Mr, thank you very much for a wonderful record by Maestro Romolo Grano. I enjoy a lot.
And Angelicums are so rare.

[LMTH303]

Good one Mr...I understand why you shied away from giving it a special remastering and reediting treatment...it's a crackles and pops festival... ...but a very nice (pastoral,champêtre et bucolique) evasion from today's turmoil...with the idealistic vision of the 50's...
Thank you kindly!

[a8detective]

     Thank you, Mr! I've been wanting to hear this. Happy to finally get the chance. By the way, the artwork you chose for this post is from a restaurant chain here called Panera Bread. They sell bagels, scones, etc. My favorite is French onion soup in a bread bowl. Haha.

[Muff Diver]

Thanks Mister for ripping your dinner plate. "And now for something completely different..." 

Actually, I'm eager to hear this, and thanks again for sharing this rarity.

[Muff Diver]

 

     Thank you, Mr! I've been wanting to hear this. Happy to finally get the chance. By the way, the artwork you chose for this post is from a restaurant chain here called Panera Bread. They sell bagels, scones, etc. My favorite is French onion soup in a bread bowl. Haha.

Yes, we have a couple of Paneras here in town. Very popular. Once a week they deliver 'old' bread to my building.


I subsist on a steady diet of coffee, Panera, and Library Music. Life is good