Riccardo Tesi Presente Remoto CD Italy

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List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, International, Folk
Label	Felmay
Orig Year	2008
CD Universe Part number	7718209
Catalog number	776841
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 05, 2008
Producer	Associazione Culturale Viavai; Andrea Salvatori; Daniele Biagini; Stefano Melone; Riccardo Tesi
Personnel	Stefano Bollani - piano Gianmaria Testa - vocals Mirko Guerrini Carlo Mariani Claudio Carboni - soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone Daniele Sepe - sopranino saxophone Elena Ledda Ettore Bonafe - vibraphone, percussion Gavino Murgia - vocals, soprano saxophone Marco Fadda - percussion List all 21 contributors
Additional Info	Italy

Riccardo Tesi Presente Remoto Songs

1.	Accorsa
2.	Tango Di Buona Speranza
3.	Prata E Oru
4.	Terras De Sonos
5.	Leldorado
6.	Mareggiata
7.	La Musica Che Gira Intorno
8.	Marock	$0.99
9.	L'ora Del Te
10.	La Marcia Dei Criceti	$0.99
11.	La Citta Vecchia
12.	Sabbie Immobili
13.	Jazzy
14.	Il Primo Bacio

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