Italian café - Various artists ( Putumayo World Music) - (22/06/05) - Album Review

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Italian caf - Various artists ( Putumayo World Music) - (22/06/05) - Album Review

Italian caf
Various artists
( Putumayo World Music) An intoxicating blend of Italian songs from the 50s and 60s and contemporary music inspired by this bygone era, I promise you this album will put a lit Modiano in your mouth, a scooter between your legs and whisk you around the cafs of Milan.

If you are a fan of compilations and need a good collection of classic Italian caf music then this is the one. It is a little disappointing that the great Paolo Conte doesn’t make an appearance but a couple of the tracks come from his little brother Giorgio (two tracks by the same artist on a compilation of music form the whole of Italy?, surely there was a wider choice?, oh well).

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Paul Smith