Bufalo Bill
Francesco De Gregori · 1976
36 min · 10 tracks · folk rock · canzone d'autore
A poetic blend of folk rock and storytelling that weaves vivid imagery with poignant social commentary.
Why this album works
The album is significant for its critical acclaim and cultural impact within Italy, contributing to De Gregori's reputation as a master lyricist. It features songs that address themes of identity and society, helping to shape the narrative style of Italian songwriting during the 1970s.
- Best for
- steady mid-tempo storytelling progression poignant social commentary reflections vivid imagery for daydreaming
- Context
- Released in 1976, 'Bufalo Bill' was Francesco De Gregori's second studio album, following his debut 'Theorius Campus' from 1972. By this point, De Gregori had begun to establish himself as a leading voice in the Italian canzone d'autore movement, blending folk influences with incisive lyrics that reflected contemporary issues.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Vasco Rossi· Gianna Nannini· Edoardo Bennato· Patty Pravo· Roberto Vecchioni· Luciano Ligabue· Laura Pausini· Zucchero
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Bufalo Bill Standout 4:29
- 2 Giovane esploratore Tobia 3:25
- 3 L'uccisione di Babbo Natale Standout 2:50
- 4 Disastro aereo sul canale di Sicilia Standout 4:23
- 5 Ninetto e la colonia 2:52
- 6 Atlantide 3:41
- 7 Ipercarmela 3:07
- 8 Ultimo discorso registrato 3:28
- 9 Festival 4:34
- 10 Santa Lucia 3:20
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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