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Raccomandata con Ricevuta di Ritorno - In Fuga
Raccomandata con Ricevuta di Ritorno - In Fuga
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Since 2010, when “Il Pittore Volante” was released, Luciano Regoli has been delighting the demanding crowds of Italian and
international progressive rock fans with excellent releases under the name Raccomandata con Ricevuta di Ritorno, whose only
LP dating back to the 1970s (Per… un mondo di cristallo, 1972) is one of the most beautiful and fascinating in the entire Italian prog scene.
The following “Live in Elba” (2015) and “In Rock” (2019) are now finally succeeded by “In Fuga”, proving that Luciano Regoli’s creative vein never expired in recent years; in fact, as per tradition, the cover painting is one of his creations too. The main characters participating in this comeback are first and foremost his lifelong friends, Walter Martino (drummer with Goblin, Libra and many others), and Nanni Civitenga (bassist with Raccomandata since the beginning), as well as various other musicians who contribute to expanding the project’s sound spectrum.
The songs on ‘In Fuga’ are often reminiscent of the more prog and epic sides of Uriah Heep and Deep Purple, adorned with wind instruments (flute and sax) and indelibly marked by Luciano Regoli’s still expressive incredible voice.
The following “Live in Elba” (2015) and “In Rock” (2019) are now finally succeeded by “In Fuga”, proving that Luciano Regoli’s creative vein never expired in recent years; in fact, as per tradition, the cover painting is one of his creations too. The main characters participating in this comeback are first and foremost his lifelong friends, Walter Martino (drummer with Goblin, Libra and many others), and Nanni Civitenga (bassist with Raccomandata since the beginning), as well as various other musicians who contribute to expanding the project’s sound spectrum.
The songs on ‘In Fuga’ are often reminiscent of the more prog and epic sides of Uriah Heep and Deep Purple, adorned with wind instruments (flute and sax) and indelibly marked by Luciano Regoli’s still expressive incredible voice.
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