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Entrata
02:46
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Gramigna
02:25
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Cantina
02:26
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Andata
02:03
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Solaio
01:53
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Ritorno
02:57
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Pianerottolo
02:32
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Ruggine
02:38
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Distanza
02:02
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Letizia
03:32
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Ambulanze
02:57
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Estate
03:16
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Uscita
04:27
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Luciano Margorani Milan, Italy
Luciano Margorani (Milan, Italy, 1961) Guitarist, bassist, improviser and co-founder with Piero Chianura of the La 1919 duo, he is active in the avant-progressive and improvised musical fields since 1982. He released many albums with La 1919 and also with other musicians such as Chris Cutler, Charles Hayward, Henry Kaiser, Elliott Sharp, Dave Newhouse, Franco Fabbri and Umberto Fiori ... more
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