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12-30-2014, 12:25 AM
Piero Umiliani - Svezia, Inferno E Paradiso (1997, FLAC)
01. You Tried to Warn Me 02:37
02. Le Ragazze Dell'Arcipelago 03:08
03. Stoccolma My Dear 02:27
04. Mah N� Mah N� 01:57
05. Essere Donna 02:57
06. Notte Di Mezza Estate 02:36
07. Sequenza Psichedelica 02:30
08. Violenza 01:46
09. Fotomodelle 02:19
10. La Signora Cameriera 02:37
11. Solitudine 03:55
12. Free in Minore 02:08
13. Piano Bossa Nova 01:34
14. Stoccolma My Dear 02:49
15. Notte Di Messa Estate 03:04
16. Solitudine 02:11
17. Nel Cosmo 03:25
18. Topless Party 03:05
19. Solitudine 02:21
20. Eva Svedese 02:18
21. Hippies #1 02:41
22. Solitudine 02:14
23. Hippies #2 03:01
24. L'Uomo Integrato 01:54
25. Samba Mah N� 02:22
26. Organo e Chitarroni 01:47
27. Beer, Vermouth e Gin 02:07
28. Sleep Now Little One 03:17
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Born July 17, 1926 in Firenze (Florence), Italy. Died February 14, 2001 in Roma (Rome), Italy.
Piero Umiliani was an Italian composer of film scores, most famous for his song 'Mah N� Mah N�' of 1968, that was originally used for a Mondo documentary about Sweden (Svezia, Inferno e Paradiso) and became world famous in 1977 when performed for 'The Muppet Show'. The song was also an anthem of 'The Benny Hill Show'.
Like many of his Italian colleagues at that time, he composed the scores for exploitation films in the 1960s and 1970s, covering genres such as spaghetti western, Eurospy, crime and soft sex films. Although not as widely regarded as, for example, Ennio Morricone or Riz Ortolani, he helped to form the style of the typical European '60s/'70s jazz-influenced film soundtrack that later experienced a revival in films like 'Kill Bill' and 'Ocean's Twelve'.
In 1959, engaged by the great Mario Monicelli to compose the OST of �I Soliti Ignoti� (Big Deal on Madonna Street), he gains international recognition.
The score featured Chet Baker on trumpet and it was the first experiment ever with Jazz for an Italian comedy movie.
In 1961, he writes the music for �Smog� where again he featured Chet Baker's artistry along with Helen Merrill shaping a masterpiece in Jazz history.
Il 1970, the master started 'Liuto Edizioni Musicali', his own publishing company, and the 'Sound Work Shop' recording studio.
The first album of this new professional dimension was 'Svezia, Inferno e Paradiso' (Sweden, Heaven & Hell) that contained the biggest hit of his career: �Mah N� Mah N� (Muppet Show, Benny Hill Show, Red Skeleton show).
From the Liuto catalogue came some of the greatest and richest moments in Italian film music history.
�La Ragazza dalla Pelle di Luna� (The Girl with the Moon Skin), �La Legge dei Gangsters� (The Gangsters� Law), Angeli Bianchi � Angeli Neri (White Angels � Black Angels) etc.
The Liuto catalogue also features incredible background music albums that delivers an amazing variety of sounds: from �To.Day�s Sound� and �News� to �Tra Scienza e Fantascienza� (Between Science and Science Fiction).
In those great albums Piero Umiliani combined live musicians with electronic instruments. A very exhaustive manifesto of such works can be heard on the anthology albums �Musica Elettronica Vol. 1 & 2�.
In the past few years, the timeless and stainless sound of Piero Umiliani had a strong comeback with the inclusion of his music in movie soundtracks like �Playing by Heart� (Sean Connery), �Thick as Thieves� (Alec Baldwin) and ultimately the star packed Hollywood production �Ocean�s 12� with the great track 'Crepuscolo Sul Mare'.
Major international brands have used his music for television advertising and the CD releases of his music were acclaimed worldwide.
In his long career Piero Umiliani composed and recorded 190 soundtracks, 40 library albums and 35 TV title themes.
01. You Tried to Warn Me 02:37
02. Le Ragazze Dell'Arcipelago 03:08
03. Stoccolma My Dear 02:27
04. Mah N� Mah N� 01:57
05. Essere Donna 02:57
06. Notte Di Mezza Estate 02:36
07. Sequenza Psichedelica 02:30
08. Violenza 01:46
09. Fotomodelle 02:19
10. La Signora Cameriera 02:37
11. Solitudine 03:55
12. Free in Minore 02:08
13. Piano Bossa Nova 01:34
14. Stoccolma My Dear 02:49
15. Notte Di Messa Estate 03:04
16. Solitudine 02:11
17. Nel Cosmo 03:25
18. Topless Party 03:05
19. Solitudine 02:21
20. Eva Svedese 02:18
21. Hippies #1 02:41
22. Solitudine 02:14
23. Hippies #2 03:01
24. L'Uomo Integrato 01:54
25. Samba Mah N� 02:22
26. Organo e Chitarroni 01:47
27. Beer, Vermouth e Gin 02:07
28. Sleep Now Little One 03:17
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---------- Post added at 11:25 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:25 PM ----------
Born July 17, 1926 in Firenze (Florence), Italy. Died February 14, 2001 in Roma (Rome), Italy.
Piero Umiliani was an Italian composer of film scores, most famous for his song 'Mah N� Mah N�' of 1968, that was originally used for a Mondo documentary about Sweden (Svezia, Inferno e Paradiso) and became world famous in 1977 when performed for 'The Muppet Show'. The song was also an anthem of 'The Benny Hill Show'.
Like many of his Italian colleagues at that time, he composed the scores for exploitation films in the 1960s and 1970s, covering genres such as spaghetti western, Eurospy, crime and soft sex films. Although not as widely regarded as, for example, Ennio Morricone or Riz Ortolani, he helped to form the style of the typical European '60s/'70s jazz-influenced film soundtrack that later experienced a revival in films like 'Kill Bill' and 'Ocean's Twelve'.
In 1959, engaged by the great Mario Monicelli to compose the OST of �I Soliti Ignoti� (Big Deal on Madonna Street), he gains international recognition.
The score featured Chet Baker on trumpet and it was the first experiment ever with Jazz for an Italian comedy movie.
In 1961, he writes the music for �Smog� where again he featured Chet Baker's artistry along with Helen Merrill shaping a masterpiece in Jazz history.
Il 1970, the master started 'Liuto Edizioni Musicali', his own publishing company, and the 'Sound Work Shop' recording studio.
The first album of this new professional dimension was 'Svezia, Inferno e Paradiso' (Sweden, Heaven & Hell) that contained the biggest hit of his career: �Mah N� Mah N� (Muppet Show, Benny Hill Show, Red Skeleton show).
From the Liuto catalogue came some of the greatest and richest moments in Italian film music history.
�La Ragazza dalla Pelle di Luna� (The Girl with the Moon Skin), �La Legge dei Gangsters� (The Gangsters� Law), Angeli Bianchi � Angeli Neri (White Angels � Black Angels) etc.
The Liuto catalogue also features incredible background music albums that delivers an amazing variety of sounds: from �To.Day�s Sound� and �News� to �Tra Scienza e Fantascienza� (Between Science and Science Fiction).
In those great albums Piero Umiliani combined live musicians with electronic instruments. A very exhaustive manifesto of such works can be heard on the anthology albums �Musica Elettronica Vol. 1 & 2�.
In the past few years, the timeless and stainless sound of Piero Umiliani had a strong comeback with the inclusion of his music in movie soundtracks like �Playing by Heart� (Sean Connery), �Thick as Thieves� (Alec Baldwin) and ultimately the star packed Hollywood production �Ocean�s 12� with the great track 'Crepuscolo Sul Mare'.
Major international brands have used his music for television advertising and the CD releases of his music were acclaimed worldwide.
In his long career Piero Umiliani composed and recorded 190 soundtracks, 40 library albums and 35 TV title themes.
