LAVORO E TEMPO LIBERO, by Giuliano Sorgini

LAVORO E TEMPO LIBERO

by Giuliano Sorgini

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Limited Edition LP
Record/Vinyl
√ Limited to 500 copies worldwide
√ 180 grams black wax
√ Remastered from the original tape

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Originally released in 1980 on Goldfinger label and realized to score various documentaries for Italian Rai TV, Sonor Music Editions is happy to release an highly sought-after Italian Library jewel with mental Disco-Funk cuts and sleazy groove dopeness. "LAVORO E TEMPO LIBERO" by the eclectic maestro Giuliano Sorgini is another stellar recording from the comprehensive Italian Library world, very different from his 70s masterpieces like Under Pompelmo or Zoo Folle but with a perfect early 80s sound and clear funky greatness mixed with some very beautiful chill jams. An insane set of Dark Funk bangers filled with drum breaks and beats / different refined moods with soothing airs and loungy suites / exquisite flute notes by Nino Rapicavoli / sharp guitars and sleazy basslines. Easily one of the top albums out of Library labels Usignolo/Goldifinger with renewed artwork and remastered sound for the joy of collectors, DJs and sample hunters.

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A1. INGRANAGGI PESANTI
A2. GITATOUR
A3. LAVORO CEREBRALE
A4. CURIOSITA'
A5. DIVERSIVO
A6. CADENZA DINAMICA

B1. RIPOSO MERITATO
B2. ANALISI SCIENTIFICHE
B3. PRODUZIONE INTENSIVA
B4. CICLO CONTINUO
B5. PAUSA MENSA
B6. TURBINE IN MOTO

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released April 15, 2019

Music composed, arranged and directed by GIULIANO SORGINI

Originally released in 1980 by Edizioni Musicali Goldfinger
This edition ℗ SONOR MUSIC EDITIONS
℗ & © 1980 RAI COM S.P.A.
Artwork and graphic restoration by RICCARDO CORDA

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Sonor Music Editions Rome, Italy

Italian record label and music publisher founded in 2013 and based in Rome, Italy. Sonor Music Editions specializes in rare and obscure sounds from the Italian golden age of production music and soundtracks, that spans from the 1960s to the 1980s, and with a nod to contemporary emerging artists following in those footsteps. ... more