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Mister Head "8"

happens to attend a course in graphics and discover an old swing Italian singer of the '40 / '50.
happens to those who are a bit "retro" like me.
Sometimes you turn on the radio one night and feeling really talk about that old artist. However

:
Ladies and gentlemen, here's to you:

Natalino Otto!

And that's No. 8 is, incredibly, also a story of freedom in a dark period of history, we read on Wikipedia:

"... In 1935 he was hired by Italian-American radio station in New York.

returned to Italy in 1937, Otto presented an innovative repertoire, strongly influenced by American music of the period, but had to come to terms with the Italian situation, where any suggestion xenophile was prohibited.

He was forced to change the titles of some songs : Saint Louis Blues was translated literally The sorrows of St. Louis, Mister Paganini Maestro Paganini became .

The EIAR, the entity state radio did not broadcast his songs, and labeled "barbaric antimusic negra" .

Banned from the radio, the singer dedicated to the Ligurian recordings, in collaboration with two great musicians and conductors, Gorni Kramer and Pippo Barzizza.

In a short while he won the audience with his records: a rare case, if not only for the time, for a singer to achieve success without going through the radio .

his swing tunes danced the Italians, and earned him the title "King of Rhythm".

Otto took place in the musical tradition inaugurated in Fonit label from Italy, which in spite of the provision of the fascist regime , tried to import music from overseas "forbidden" and take it also as Italianized ... "

will be because of this" ocean "that comes to mind," TWENTIETH CENTURY "by Tito Faraci and Giorgio Cavazzano?

do not know. Maybe try just a pretext to enter a few pictures of these authors ... ... ... maybe

Maybe it's just blame "barbaric antimusic negra" .