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Nell'ottobre dello stesso anno entrano a far parte della band Marco Adami (bassista e coproduttore della band) ed Ezio Zaccagnini, uno dei più importanti batterista della scena italiana. La banda torna in studio a fine anno e registra "Enigma", album di rock progressivo dalle forti connotazioni pinkfloydiane. Nel 2012 la band si dedica allo sviluppo di progetti alternativi: Marco Adami e Stefano Camilloni danno vita al progetto di musica elettronica "Club 49": il progetto ha un buon successo a livello nazionale grazie alla pubblicazione di 7 brani in compilation di successo edite dall'etichetta Hitmania/Universo. Nel mese di gennaio Marco Adami è autore, insieme a Bruno Zambrini, del nuovo singolo di Patty Pravo "Come è bello far l'amore", colonna sonora dell’omonimo film in uscita il 10 febbraio e diretto da Fausto Brizzi. Sempre nel 2012 Ezio Zaccagnini fonda, insieme al tenore Massimiliano Drapello, i Neapolitown, progetto internazionale tra pop, rock e folk. Il 18 dicembre 2012 la band pubblica per l'etichetta Kafer Records il singolo "Enigma", brano che anticipa l'uscita del full-length album nel 2013. Il brano è accompagnato dal video del fotografo/regista Luigi Scuderi.
In 2012 I started my journey record with the release of the single "One purple daisy" before the album. With the single "Words" I got my real recording debut with the album "Go!" Which was the encouragement of my first series of concerts with a big band level (Ezio Zaccagnini on drums, Alfredo Bochicchio on guitar, Andrea Pagani at the piano and Luca Pirozzi electric bass).
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A whole new show, in which the theatrical element fits perfectly to the purely musical. A journey in music through forty years old best Italian music to relive our history.
DUO ITALIANO’ s show is a rare tribute to the most famous italian songs known worldwide, such as Figli delle Stelle, Gloria, Volare, L’Italiano, ‘O Sole mio and many others.
Musical and Theatrical elements meet each other giving the listener an unique performance.
We all celebrate the Bee Gees as one of the greatest pop music phenomenon of all time!
The Brothers Gibbs’ vocal and writing talent has given them a very long career – 40 years of bright successes with some dark moments as well. It’s actually this combination of good times and bad times that made their success so big, and even today, they can be considered second only to the Beatles. Their music has been constantly reinvented throughout the years, while maintaining the same freshness and style that has inspired many artists.
As a tribute band, rather than concentrating on the physical emulation of Barry, Robin and Maurice (that can be quite awkward sometimes!) the Tree Gees designed their show to deliver a perfect presentation of the glamour, spirit and style of the real Bee Gees, faithfully playing all their greatest hits. They captured the soul of their music, hypnotizing their audience and bringing them back to that unique atmosphere of the second half of the 70s!
A fortunate coincidence saw the Tree Gees’ first gig held on the 14th November 1997, the same day the Bee Gees recorded One Night Only, their last live album. The band is composed of a group of friends, all professional musicians, who decided to explore the mysteries of being part of a tribute band, while touring with one of the sacred names of the Italian music. Since the 14th November 1997, the band of Alex Sammarini ( who played Robin Gibb in the Italian version of the stage adaptation of Saturday Night Fever ) has gained high praise and recognition across Italy and Europe, and is now ready to walk the boards of the world…
It all derives from the attitude of one who Cyclops-effort-like kicked off and carries on this project. The standard-bearer is Ezio Zaccagnini, nationally acclaimed drummer; you might think about a rhythmic, virtuous and acrobatic project and that would be a mistake, because "Zac In Progress" is an unusual show format, which anyone who wants to do a show would at first glance exclude. Imagine a performance always different in characters and content, nonetheless always in a precise structure, designed and tested, ready to be changed up to 5 minutes before going on stage. Not only music (in all its completion) but also theater, dance, poetry, comedy, tradition, research, innovation and talent. Talent so varied that combines qualities of professionals and young talents. The result? A show always different (extremely different) from the one that preceded it.
Ezio Zaccagnini Drums
Bob Masala Bass
Edoardo Petretti Keyboards
Claudio "Chato" Pizzale Sax
Guests: Zappis Voice, Alfredo Bochicchio Guitar
The connection between a drummer and a tenor voice who seem to be very different from each other gives birth to an innovative project which has rarely been done before. Ezio Zaccagnini's rhythmical intuition pays tribute to traditional Neapolitan songs by respectfully developing the repertoire of the great Neapolitan music tradition. In order to make this project possible, the great musical experiences and background of the tenor Massimiliano Drapello, which go from classical to pop music, allow to develop and rearrange masterpieces from the Neapolitan repertoire in a very unique and enthusiastic way of expression.
Nevertheless, this project does not only limit to explore and cover Neapolitan songs; Ezio Zaccagnini and Marco Adami's arrangements lead the listener into a musical trip around the world by mixing many different musical influences from various world cultures.
Beyond the artistic connection, a real friendship has been established between both players, which breaks down the barriers of professional collaborations in order to leave space to a better communication and interaction between Ezio and Massimiliano. This is greatly illustrated during their shows where the listener is kept entertained by the artists' different ways of expressing their views on different aspects of life. Have a good time!
