Name: Ciao Bella! Italian Girl Singers Of The 60s
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Soulfood

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Limited edition

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Release date

2015-02-13

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HIQLP 025

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29667002912

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Various

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Ace Records

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Ace Records is a record company that was incorporated on 16th June 1981. It is the label for various artists and performers, including [label]. The company is affiliated with PRS for publishing credits and has the IPI number 270691166. Ace Records Limited, which is the full legal entity name, has an active status in the UK. It was co-founded by [a431175], [a956424], and [a293530]. The immediate parent of Ace Records Limited is Ace Records Management Limited, which has the UK Company number 10390330.

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The 1960s girl-pop compilations on our occasional Ace International and Big Beat International imprints rank among our most popular releases of recent years. Having hit upon a winning formula by hopping over the Channel to France for 'C'est Chic!' and 'Tres Chic!', and by venturing further afield to Japan for two volumes of 'Nippon Girls', Ace now turn the spotlight on Italy. The collection opens with Brunetta's prized dancefloor-filler 'Baluba Shake' and closes with 'Cuore', a dramatic beat ballad by petite dynamo Rita Pavone. Star of the show is the prolific Mina - queen bee of Italy's female singers - with three tracks: 'No' (a wailing folk rock nugget), 'Piu Di Te' (a cover of the Tracy Dey / Bob Crewe classic 'I Won't Tell') and 'Se Telefonando' (a sophisto-pop epic courtesy of maestro Ennio Morricone). Other highlights include the sitar-embellished 'Il Mio Posto Qual'e' by Ornella Vanoni, a convincing cover of 'Baby Please Don't Go' by beat girl Caterina Caselli, Gigliola Cinquetti's superbly orchestrated Eurovision-winner 'Non Ho L'Eta (Per Amarti)' and breathy-voiced actress Catherine Spaak's bossa-imbued 'La Notte E Fatta Per Rubare'.

Ciao Bella! Italian Girl Singers Of The 60s

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