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1. Clan Banlieue
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2. Grande Famiglia
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3. Canzone Dalla Fine Del Mo
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4. Santa Maria Del Pallone
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5. L'aquilone Dei Balcani
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6. Lucertole Del Folk
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7. Giro Di Vite
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8. Mondina/Lonesome Boatman
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9. Al Dievel/Marcia Del Diav
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10. Il Fabbricante Dei Sogni
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11. Banda Del Sogno Interrott
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12. Locomotiva
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13. L'unica Superstite
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14. Fola Dal Magalas
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15. Strada
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16. Mia Gente
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La Grande Famiglia,Modena City Ramblers,Universal,World Beat,World Music
Average customer rating:
- Italo-Gaelic folk
- A great introduction
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La Grande Famiglia
Modena City Ramblers
Manufacturer: Universal
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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Similar Items:
- Terra E Liberta
ASIN: B00000IPOT
Release Date: 1999-04-26 |
Tracks:
- Clan Banlieue
- Grande Famiglia
- Canzone Della Fine del Mondo
- Santa Maria del Pallone
- Aquilone Dei Balcani
- Lucertole del Folk
- Giro di Vite
- Mondina
- Al Dievel
- Fabbricante Dei Sogni
- Banda del Sogno Interrotto
- Locomotiva
- Unica Superstite
- Fola dal Magalas
- Strada
- Mia Gente
Customer Reviews:
Italo-Gaelic folk.......2001-03-16
La Grande Famiglia is a spectacular recording by the Modena City Ramblers. It represents perhaps the height of their Irish orientation, after which they begin to introduce more South American (Terra e Liberta) and rock/reggae (Fuori Campo) influences. La Grande Famiglia, however is a wonderfully balanced and diverse album, ranging from beautiful ballads, such as "Canzone dalla Fine del Mondo" and "Al Dievel", to foot-stomping sing-alongs like "Banda del Sogno Interrotto". And while the music is usually distinctly Irish (plus an accordian or two), they maintain a strongly Italian orientation, writing songs about the partisans in WWII and anti-Mafia activists, and covering folk singer Francesco Guccini's "La Locomotiva". All in all, this is a vibrant, fun album and a great introduction to the Ramblers' music.
A great introduction.......2000-09-22
For those of you who want a lively and energetic introduction into a different blend of folk-rock, take a listen at the Modena City Ramblers, even if you don't speak, read or understand Italian. The music moves, sways and carries you into many international avenues that I hope you can enjoy as much as I do. If you're thinking of a visit to Italy, then tune up with some of this group's music. Enjoy!
World Music:
- La Vie De Rêve [Import]
- Landscape of Life [Import] [Original recording remastered]
- Lieder Die Im Schatten Stehen V.3 & 4 [Import]
- Live 2
- Luid En Duidelijk [Import]
- Mascalzone Latino [Import]
- Mehr Als Ein Augenblic [Import]
- Michel Legrand [Import]
- Millennium: Elba Ramalho [Import]
- Minha Historia
World Music
world music
World Music
Bleed Together
Feodor Chaliapin
Cherishing
Out of the Blue
Covert Movements
Burt Bacharach Plays His Hits [Import]
Boleros V.2 [Import]
Forever Botany [Explicit Lyrics]
El Son de Cuba
Canzonetta: 16c. Canzoni & Instrumental Dances - The King's Noyse / Paul O'Dette
Dust in My Coffee [Live]
Featuring David Amram [Original recording remastered] [Import]
Don't Know Yet
Jason Ingram
Great Times! Piano Duets with Billy Strayhorn