The 1973 album "Alice non lo sa" from Francesco De Gregori, originally released on RCA Records, presents a significant artistic statement from the Roman singer-songwriter.
- "Alice non lo sa" was released in April 1973 on RCA Records.
- The album was produced by Gianfranco Lombardi.
- This album followed De Gregori's involvement in the protest song movement and preceded his more widely recognized work like "Rimmel".
Francesco De Gregori is a singer-songwriter from Rome, Italy, known for his poetic lyrics and distinctive vocal style. He emerged in the early 1970s as a key figure in the Italian protest song movement. In 1973, De Gregori released "Alice non lo sa," a pivotal album marking a shift towards more personal and metaphorical themes in his songwriting. This release came between his influential political albums "Theorius Campus" and "Rimmel," showcasing his evolving artistic identity.
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