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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1989. Nessuno si accorge che Diavolo in me di Zucchero è praticamente uguale a High time we went di Joe Cocker del 1972 · 70 80

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  This is Mike Bolo of Lexicon Valley. And I'm
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  Welcome to 70x80, the section of 7080 .it dedicated
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  to the deepening of the topics discussed in the
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  articles of the portal. We are with the director
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  Massimo Lualdi who introduces the topic of the
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  day. What are we talking about today? About music.
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  No formal accusation of plagiarism and consequently
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  no cause. However, a simple listen to a beautiful
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  song by Joe Cocker taken from the album that
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  bears his name, but in Europe was published with
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  the title Something to Say of 1972, High Time
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  We Went, in reality already published as a single
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  in 1971 it is impossible not to perceive a strong
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  identity with devil in me of sugar of 1989 Nicole
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  e me is an extract from the gold, incense and
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  beer album with blues, funk and pop sounds of
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  great success of the late 80s, written by Zucchero,
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  co -produced by Michele Torpedine, and arranged
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  and co -produced by the singer -songwriter and
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  guitarist Corrado Rustici, who had already collaborated
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  for the album Zucchero and the Randy Jackson
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  Band of 1985, the second of the artist Emiliano.
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  Why? Because the TV readers of Sorrisi e Canzoni
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  have chosen you as the best singer of the year.
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  I thought I was going to say the sexiest man
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  of the century. No, that's what you said with
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  Jose, you said the same thing. Don't you think
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  I'm sexy, Lorena? Yes, why not? I'm kidding,
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  of course. As you can see, I'm sparkling like
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  a rose. Thank you. Congratulations, Zucchero.
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  Zucchero, go, the group is waiting for you. Give
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  of 7080 .it on Facebook and relive with us your
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  most beautiful years. Vice versa, I Time We Went
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  by Joe Coker, written together with Christopher
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  Robert Stanton, is included in the third album
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  in studio, published in 1972 in Europe with the
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  title Something To Say and in the United States
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  as Joe Coker. In reality, I Time We Went was
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  not an unpublished piece, as it had already been
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  published as a single in the summer of 1971.
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  initially anyway, to some of the indifferent
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  crits you got when you started up again. places
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  like Madison Square Garden, etc. Yeah, that was...
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  I always said, you know, I sang badly that night,
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  and that was it. But everything else was okay.
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  And what sort of things did you do in your break?
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  Nothing very constructive, just driving around
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  England. We said in the opening that the obvious
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  overlap of the sounds of Diabolo in me and High
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  Time we went has never determined the attraction
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  between Coker and the Italian singer. Indeed,
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  Zucchero, who has often collaborated with Coker,
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  has always recognized that he has taken much
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  of his initial inspirations from the English
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  singer -songwriter, even if he never admitted
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  that his song was a cover of that of Coker from
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  1971, but from what I hear, that is the perception.
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  Grazie al direttore di 7080 .it Massimo Lualdi
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  per aver trattato l 'argomento giornaliero. Appuntamento
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  Valley. And I'm Bob Garfield. Are you one of
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  those people who sometimes uses words? Do you
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  communicate or acquire information with, you
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  know, language? Hey, us too. So join us on Lexicon
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  Valley to chew over the history, culture, and
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  many mysteries of English, plus some wisecracks.
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  Find us on one of those apps where people listen
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  to podcasts.