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Sensitive - Driving, original Italo-disco 12-inch single, best sound

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Sensitive - Driving, original Italo-disco 12-inch single, best sound

37 244 просмотра · 13 лет назад
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37 244 просмотра · 13 лет назад
The ultimate Italo-Disco track, this record was released in 1984 on the Gong label, as #008. Apparently only a small quantity were printed, as they disappeared quickly off the shelves of the DJ record stores within a week or so, and were impossible to find afterwards. This record is considered the Holy Grail of the Italo-Disco genre. I bought this copy new at Vinyl Mania on Carmine St. in NYC. Manny played it at my request, and I nodded 'yes' after the first ten or so seconds of play. When I called a week later and asked him to hold another copy for me, he told me they were gone, and it was no longer available. Of the many hundreds of Eurodance and Italo tracks that I own, this one's my favorite. Enjoy! 111 BPM The vinyl sound track was professionally restored and remastered using Cool Edit Pro 2.0 and Adobe Audition 3.0. Information courtesy of discogs.com: Label: Gong Records -- GONG 008 Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 RPM Country: Italy Released: 1984 Tracklist A Driving 7:00 B Driving (Dub) 6:23 Distributed By -- Gong s.a.s. Recorded At -- Regson Studio Credits Engineer -- Enzo Maffione Mixed By -- Lupus Producer -- Zambelli Bros Written-By -- S. Bonzanni Written-By, Vocals -- S. Pileggi Produced by Zambelli Bros. for Gong Records. Recorded in 1983 at the Regson Sound Studios in Milan. "A truly wonderful production from David Zambelli, but most of the credits goes to the real creators of it: Sergio Bonzanni as the composer & Salvatore Pileggi on the vocals. Gigi Vavassori gets the same credits for his help in creating this wonderful piece of musical history! The song was recorded in 1983 at the Regson Sound Studios in Milan (Italy), the day after Scotch recorded there famous 'Disco Band'. The instruments used in the song are an Elka Synthex, a Korg Poly 61 and a E-mu Drumulator. The picture on the sleeve is Sergio Bonzanni in the studio together with Salvatore Pileggi." Info and review courtesy of discogs.com: http://www.discogs.com/Sensitive-Driv...