I RAMINGHI-il lunga cammino dei raminghi(Progressive Rock)Italy/1971

Raminghi were a proto-prog band from Bergamo Italy near Milano. The group was led by bassist and vocalist Franco Mussita. Mussita apparently began his pop career in the early 60s as the CD booklet has great photos of his early band I Nomadi. According to the bio he is "a blend between visionary and stubborn genius combined with a little bit of madness." It is said he arrived on the music scene when the stars of the Italian progressive movement were little more than children. After many years of playing live and paying dues, Nomadi became Raminghi and found a record deal with the Bentler label. Mussita was smitten with the likes of Deep Purple, Vanilla Fudge, Blue Cheer and Uriah Heep and wanted to record music in this vein. They did a couple singles for Bentler before recording Il Lungo Cammino dei Raminghi which translates to "The Long Way of the Rovers." They ended up rather unhappy with Bentler, because the label delayed for too long, insisted they soften their energetic sound a bit, and of course did little to provide promotion.
The band’s sound varies from quite unique in places to typical in other places. Certainly some sections sound incredibly dated and very 60s, imagine listening to the Italian version of Quicksilver Messenger Service. Raminghi are not any more "prog" than The Doors are but it is interesting to hear the changes happening right in front of you from the Italian perspective instead of through the California lens of Doors, Airplane, Grateful Dead.

Franco Mussita/bass,vocals
Angelo Sartori/keyboards
Angelo Serighelli/guitar
Romeo Cattaneo/drums

1.Donna Hai Ragione Tu(9:12)
2.La Nostra Verita(2:47)
3.Cose Supperate(3:30)
4.Partire(2:46)
5.Every day Jesus(3:29)
6.Non Moriremo Mai(3:46)
7.Buio Mondo Nero E Giallo(4:58)
8.Guarda tuo Padre(4:05)

Total Time:34:33

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Every day Jesus