Nini Rosso
The Jewels Of The Madonna (LP)
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condition (record/cover): NM / VG+ (light foxing inside gatefold)
Gatefold sleeve. Obi included.
Nini Rosso's Il Silenzio sold ten million copies in 1965 and made a Turin trumpeter into an international name, nowhere more than in Japan, where he toured repeatedly and where this compilation was assembled. Rosso's tone was a bugle call with a heart, and he applied it to everything: Neapolitan songs, film themes, the intermezzo from Wolf-Ferrari's I gioielli della Madonna that gives the album its title.
The Italian trumpet ballad is a genre in itself, running from Rosso and his imitators to Ennio Morricone's Il Buono, il Brutto, il Cattivo, and this is the popular face of it: sentimental, clean, played with a tone you can hear from the next room. Japanese Globe pressing.
| A1 | En Aranjuez Cou Tu Amor | ||
| A2 | Penelope | ||
| A3 | La Reine De Saba | ||
| A4 | Concerto Pour Une Voix | ||
| A5 | Adagio Cardinal | ||
| A6 | Prelude Pour Piano | ||
| A7 | Recuerdos De La Alhambra | ||
| B1 | The Jewels Of Madonna | ||
| B2 | Sayonara | ||
| B3 | La Nuit | ||
| B4 | Kleiner Prinz | ||
| B5 | L'aigle Noir Dedie A Laurence | ||
| B6 | Tombe La Neige | ||
| B7 | Goodbye Again |
