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He was most popular during the seventies when politically conscious music was big in Italy. Hell the commies were about to take over when Aldo Moro was kidnapped and later killed by the "brigada rosso." Not the best move since this Christian Democrat politician was doing a lot to comprise with the Italian Communists, but hey this isn't a political blog now is it?







This zip contians two of his most famous songs Ancora Tu and il Veliero which I think contain more then a bit of the disco beat to them and were both released in 1976.


The other download features a recent edit of Questo Amore.

He died of cancer in 1998 and compilations of his career's work have been selling like hot cakes in Italy and around Europe ever since.

LADY GA GA LOVE GAME ITALO DISCO STYLE

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LOVE IS THE MESSAGE MFSB and VOGUING BALLS FOREVER

Nothing can really be said about this record without sounding banal. For voguers, ball children, Garageheads, Loftheads, Body and Soul fans and many d.j.'s and club punters along the way it's been an inspiration and the stimulus of much joy.
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Originally a 45 rpm release in 1973 it seemed to simmer and boil throughout the years until exploding in the late 70's as an out and out disco classic. It's been re-pressed many times including in 1979 when MFSB shared the billing with The Three Degrees.

The Danny Krivit remix is the definitive one to have. Danny himself was right in the thick of it all too. He like David Mancuso came to prominence in the 70's and has continued to be active ever since. Often his projects are billed under aliases like Mr. K.

His version was included on the compilation to accompany the classic dance scene book Last Night a DJ Saved My Life which I blogged about a couple years ago here on Disco Vinyl.

If you click on the title of this blog it will bring you directly into my Ebay store where you can check out the huge amount of Paradise Garage classics I have for sale.

I ALWAYS FOUND IT INTERESTING THAT LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD WAS A PARADISE GARAGE CLASSIC

I never could stand Weird Al Yankovic but this parody definitely has it's moments.

Note that this video came out before Michael Jackson's Thriller. Notice just a few similarities in the choreography?

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