Al di Meola's first so-called Christmas album is a relaxed, flowing, intensely musical affair that jazzers, world music buffs, and new agers will feel equally comfortable with. Mostly, he steers away from the often-cracked chestnuts, composing several nice tunes of his own ("Zima," the leadoff cut, is especially inviting), playing acoustic guitar and a battery of percussion instruments and keyboards in a graceful one-man band, thanks to multi-track tape. Other tracks feature duets between di Meola (with overdubbed additional instruments) and Roman Hrynkiv, who plays a Ukrainian zither-like instrument called the bandura.
Paul Andrews better known by his stage name Paul Di'Anno, is a British singer best known as the first vocalist to record with heavy metal band Iron Maiden, from 1978 to 1981. In his post-Maiden career, Di'Anno has issued numerous albums over the years, as both a solo artist and as a member of such bands as Gogmagog, Di'Anno's Battlezone, Praying Mantis, Killers and Rockfellas. Fighting Back is the first album released by the British heavy metal band Battlezone, with ex-Iron Maiden singer Paul Di'Anno.
Perry è iscritto al primo anno di medicina e per facilitarsi gli studi si trasferisce a Miami, dove un suo zio è docente della facoltà. Il ragazzo viene ospitato in casa di Laurie, un'amica della madre, e si invaghisce di sua nipote Sheila. Ma il ragazzo non sa che Sheila in segreto posa come modella in riviste per adulti.
Valentine Demy stars in this erotic film directed by Mario Gariazzo. Perry moves to Miami to study in medical school where his uncle is the teacher. He decides to rent a room from a female friend (Valentine Demy) of his mother, who owns a house. It's there where he begins fantasizing about the woman's beautiful daughter (Debora Cali). He soon becomes very good friends with the daughter, Sheila, but before their friendship takes the next step he starts having desires for Sheila's mother… Valentine Demy and Debora Cali also star in "Paprika" by Tinto Brass. Excellent Performances!
After "Ys" (1972), here's the long awaited new studio album "Lemures" with Gianni Leone, Riccardo Spilli And Ivano Salvatori. You will be amazed by the energy and creativity of the music and lyrics that will take you back in time but with a sound and an atmosphere that look towards the year 3000.
Il Balletto di Bronzo formed in Naples in the late sixties with a line-up consisting of Lino Ajello (guitar), Giancarlo Stinga (drums), Marco Cecioni (guitar/vocals) and Michele Cupaiuolo (bass) using initially the name Battitori Selvaggi. Despite avoiding the fate of many other Italian progressive bands of releasing one album and splitting up (they managed two) they still suffered from a lack of interest, the reason cited by some that they were too advanced for the time, which ultimately led to a split in 1973.