Pino D'Angiò

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Pino D'Angiò (born Giuseppe D. Chierchia, August 14, 1952 in Pompei, Italy) is an Italo disco artist. He is best known for his hit 1980 song, "Ma Quale Idea", which sold over 2 million copies in Europe. The bassline of the track was taken from "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" by McFadden & Whitehead, and later sampled in Madison Avenue's 1999 hit "Don't Call Me Baby". Under the name Age of Love, he and producer Bruno Sanchioni released an eponymous track in 1990 which featured vocals by Dutch supermodel Karen Mulder.

Discography[]

Albums[]

• 1981 - ...Balla! (Ri-Fi) (LP)
• 1982 - Ti regalo della musica (Ri-Fi) (LP)
• 1983 - Una notte maledetta (SGM) (LP)
• 1986 - Sunshine Blue (SGM Records) (LP)
• 1988 - Gente sì & gente no (Carosello) (LP)
• 1989 - Dancing in Jazz (Carosello) (LP)
• 1991 - STS - Siamo tutti stufi (Carosello, CLN 25151) (LP)
• 1997 - Notte d'amore (Pull, 484059-2) (as "Pino D'Angiò & Powerfunk") (CD)
• 1999 - I successi (D.V. More Record, CD DV 6340) (CD)
• 1999 - Ma quale idea? e le altre storie (Carosello) (CD)
• 2002 - Lettere a Federico Fellini (Zetazero) (CD)
• 2010 - The Only One (Noise & Dreams) (CD)

Singles[]

• 1979 - È libero, scusi?/La bottega di Mefistole (Ri-Fi) (7")
• 1980 - Ma quale idea/Lezione d'amore (Ri-Fi) (7")
• 1981 - Un concerto da strapazzo (Scusate sono impazzito)/Me ne frego di te (Disco Charleston) (Ri-Fi) (7")
• 1981 - Okay okay/Una notte da impazzire + Mannaggia rock and roll (OUT) (12" promo)
• 1982 - Fammi un panino/Questo amore è un motore
• 1983 - Evelonpappà evelonmammà/Mani in alto (SGM Records) (7")
• 1983 - Una notte maledetta/I tabaccai (SGM Records) (7")
• 1987 - Più sexy/Alquanto arrabbiati (Carosello) (as "Pino D'Angiò & tutti gli altri...") (7", 12")
• 1989 - Bella margherita/Gente intelligente (Carosello) (7")
• 1990 - The Age of Love (Diki Records) G. Chierchia/B. Sanchioni - Vocals: Karen Mulder
• 1991 - Gli sgarbi si pagano/L'inverno (Carosello) (7")
• 2019 - La Lampada

References[]

External links[]

• Website
• Discography
• Pino D'Angiò at IMDb
• Profile at last.fm

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