La Bottega dell'Arte

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La Bottega dell'Arte (also spelled just as Bottega dell'Arte) were an Italian pop music group active between 1974 and 1985.

Career[]

The group formed in 1974 in Rome.^[1] Between 1976 and 1977 they had three singles charting between the fifth and the seventh place on the Italian hit parade.^[1][2] In 1980 the group entered the main competition at the Sanremo Music Festival with the song "Più di una canzone".^[1] The group disbanded in 1985, with the members pursuing solo careers as producers, composers and musicians.^[1]

Members[]

•  [it] (1958-2016) - keyboards, vocals
• Massimo Calabrese (1955-) - bass guitar, guitar, vocals
•  [it] (1956-) - keyboards, flute, guitars and vocals
• Fernando Ciucci (1952-2011) - guitars and vocals
• Alberto Bartoli (1955-) - drums

Discography[]

Albums

• 1975: La Bottega dell'Arte (EMI Italiana, 3C-064-18106)
• 1977: Dentro (EMI Italiana, 3C-064-18248)
• 1979: L'avventura (EMI Italiana, 3C064-18423)
• 1980: La Bottega dell'Arte (EMI Italiana, 3C-064-18493)
• 1984: Forza 4 (New Sound, NWLP 1701)

References[]

External links[]

• La Bottega dell'Arte discography at Discogs
• La bottega dell'arte - L'avventura on YouTube