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It was covered by Dany Brillant, The Puppini Sisters, Marco Calliari, Tonino Carotone and other artists. Americano (Tu Vuo Fa L Americano) by Patrizio Buanne: Listen to songs by Patrizio Buanne on Myspace, a place where people come to connect, discover. Preview, buy and download high-quality MP3 downloads of Bravo Patrizio by Patrizio Buanne from zdigital Australia - We have over 19 million high quality tracks in our store. But the album only really comes to life when Buanne reverts to his Italian roots, as on the gorgeous duet with Reneé Olstead on an interpretation of Shirley Bassey's "Never, Never, Never." Patrizio is a valiant attempt at mainstream easy listening pop, but it fails to offer anything new that will enable him to stand out from the plethora of modern crooners on the current music scene. The song Tu vuo fa lamericano was written by Nisa and Renato Carosone and was first released by Renato Carosone e il suo Sestetto in 1956. Alongside cover versions of Patsy Cline's "Crazy," Rosemary Clooney's "Mambo Italiano," and Santa Esmeralda's "You're My Everything," there's also a fairly modern offering, Bryan Adams' Don Juan DeMarco theme "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?" and a brand-new song, "Why Did You Have to Be?," penned by the prolific Diane Warren.
Renditions of big-band classics like Frank Sinatra's "Fly Me to the Moon" and show tunes from My Fair Lady ("On the Street Where You Live") and Oklahoma ("I Can't Say No") are all competently performed, but without his seductive native-tongued delivery, they lack the intrigue, passion, and emotion of his previous work. Produced by Humberto Gatica ( Elton John), the Napoli baritone's self-titled third studio album sees him perform predominantly in English for the first time, a move that has resulted in a slightly more accessible sound but one that has also robbed him of his unique selling point. Released in 2005, it reached the top ten on the charts in the United Kingdom, where it went gold in a week, and his follow-up album 'Forever Begins Tonight' achieved a similar level of success.While his previous albums, The Italian and Forever Begins Tonight, focused on Italian songbook classics and adaptations of English-language pop songs, romantic balladeer Patrizio Buanne's first release since signing a major-label deal with Warner Records is a much more conventional affair that recalls the contemporary swing-pop output of Michael Bublé. His debut album, 'The Italian', was recorded at the Abbey Road Studios in London with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Lyrics for Americano (Tu vuo fa lamericano) by Patrizio Buanne. Patrizio Buanne grew up immersed in the music of singers like Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin and Al Martino.
Clearly, the handsome singer has won over a legion of fans with his performances of classic songs from his homeland. 'Americano (Tu Vuo Fa L Americano)' is another great song from Patrizios self-titled album, released in 2009.The original lyrics were written in Neapolita. Prior to this recording Buanne released two highly successful albums that sold over one million albums around the world and 'Patrizio' has already attained platinum status in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. As well as material rooted in the vocal traditions of his Italian homeland it includes new songs written specially for him alongside standards from the Great American Songbook. 'Patrizio' finds the Neapolitan crooner Patrizio Buanne broadening his horizons and putting a more international slant on his natural way with a song.
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