MILANO, Alcatraz, 7 aprile 1999: Gino Vannelli saluta l’Italia conuno spettacolo emozionante. Se per i Toto e la DiFranco avrei preferito altri locali, in questo caso esprimo la mia totale soddisfazione: ottima l’acustica, libertà di movimento, godibilità di una serata. Conoscevo l’artista attraverso i suoi dischi, ma non pensavo che mi avrebbe stupito ancora: quandoContinue reading “Milano 07/04/99”
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Roma Teatro Nazionale 06/11/1995
Roma Teatro Nazionale 06/11/1995 IL MESSAGGERO 08/11/1995 GINO VANNELLI, successo di un Canadese a Roma Roma -Gino Vannelli è una sicurezza .Esaurito da giorni, il teatro Nazionale si è presentato al cantante canadese stipato in ogni ordine di posti .E si trattava di un pubblico di veri tifosi pronti ad applaudire Continue reading “Roma Teatro Nazionale 06/11/1995”
ACID JAZZ N° 5 12/1995
ACID JAZZ N° 5 12/1995GINO VANNELLIRoma 6/11/95 Teatro NazionaleAbbiamo incontrato uno degli artisti mito del pop più colto e raffinato degli ultimi venti anni. Vannelli racconta di sé, della sua crescita artistica e del nuovo album Yonder Tree. Di Giancarlo Mei In modo molto curioso il suo nome viene da sempre escluso dalla maggior parteContinue reading “ACID JAZZ N° 5 12/1995”
AUDIOREVIEW N.155 DECEMBER 1995
Explore an archived 1995 AudioReview article detailing Gino Vannelli’s Italian tour, his career spanning A&M classics like Brother to Brother to Black Cars, and his evolution into jazz. Archival 1995 review and interview with Canadian singer Gino Vannelli from AudioReview No. 155. Highlights his 70s rock-jazz fusion albums, family collaboration with brothers Joe and Ross, and mid-90s jazz tour.
Vannelli, un maestro di ritmi scatenati
Read Paolo Zaccagnini’s 1992 Il Messaggero review of Gino Vannelli live in Rome. Discover details of his electrifying 4,000-seat show, backing band, and setlist spanning People Gotta Move to Wild Horses. Archived 1992 review of Gino Vannelli’s legendary concert at Rome’s Tendastriscie. Features insights on his fiery stage presence, brother Joe Vannelli’s keyboard genius, and classic hits like Brother to Brother and Black Cars.
VANNELLI,UN GIOCOLIERE IN BILICO TRA JAZZ E ROCK
Archived 1992 La Repubblica review by Ernesto Assante covering Gino Vannelli’s over-capacity concert at Rome’s Tendastriscie and his mastery of vocal fusion, jazz, and rock. 1992 La Repubblica review of Gino Vannelli live in Rome. Features analysis of his vocal fusion style, high-energy stage presence, and live hits like Wild Horses, Brother to Brother, and Black Cars.
VANNELLI: << Ricanto after the convent >>
1992 La Stampa review and interview with Gino Vannelli in Milan. Details his sold-out show at Vasco Rossi’s City Square, celebrity audience including Eros Ramazzotti, and the Live album tour. Archived 1992 La Stampa article by Luca Dondoni covering Gino Vannelli’s packed concert at Milan’s City Square, his return to live touring, and his spiritual retreat studying theology in monasteries.
INTERVISTA A GINO VANNELLI
1992 AudioReview interview with Gino Vannelli detailing his Live in Montreal album, recording Gist of the Gemini, and his thoughts on career longevity and media neglect. Archived June 1992 AudioReview interview with Gino Vannelli by Marco Fullone. Covers Brother to Brother, working with Geoff Emerick, and his plans to record in Tuscany.
ENZO TODESCO: Uno Svizzero alla Corte Di GINO VANNELLI
Archived 1992 Strumenti Musicali interview with drummer Enzo Todesco, exploring his journey from Zurich to L.A., his friendship with Jeff Porcaro, and backing Gino Vannelli on Live in Montreal. 1992 Strumenti Musicali feature on Gino Vannelli’s drummer Enzo Todesco. Details his PIT background, Italian clinic tour, and how he stepped in to play drums on the Live in Montreal album.
Black Cars Interview – Ciao 2001
Archived December 1984 Ciao 2001 interview with Gino and Joe Vannelli in Rome. They discuss the rock direction of Black Cars, using synthesizers like the Fairlight, and returning to tour. 1984 Ciao 2001 interview by Maria Laura Giulietti with Gino Vannelli. Features insights on his Black Cars album, working with brother Joe, songwriting on piano, and his views on music videos.
