Fabrizio De André - Tutto Fabrizio De André Album

Tracklist

1	La Città Vecchia	3:21
2	La Ballata Dell'Eroe	2:40
3	Amore Che Vieni, Amore Che Vai	2:40
4	La Guerra Di Piero	3:25
5	La Canzone Dell'Amore Perduto	3:40
6	Il Testamento	4:06
7	La Ballata Del Michè	2:44
8	La Ballata Dell'Amore Cieco (O Della Vanità)	2:50
9	Fila La Lana	2:22
10	La Canzone Di Marinella	3:11

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KLP 13	Fabrizio De André	Tutto Fabrizio De André ‎(LP, Comp)	Karim	KLP 13	Italy	1966
6492 019	Fabrizio De André	Fabrizio De André 1 (La Canzone Di Marinella) ‎(LP, Comp, RE, Rep)	Fontana	6492 019	Italy	1973
RCP 703	Fabrizio De André	La Canzone Di Marinella ‎(LP, Comp, RE)	Roman Record Company	RCP 703	Italy	1968
7196 012	Fabrizio De André	Vol. 1 ‎(Cass, Comp)	Philips	7196 012	Italy	1978
RCP 703	Fabrizio De André	La Canzone Di Marinella ‎(LP, Comp, RE)	Roman Record Company	RCP 703	Italy	1968

Notes

'Tutto Fabrizio De André' was the first De André long playas a compilation of the singles he records under the Karim Records Company. It was reissue in 1968 by Roman Record Company with the title 'La Canzone di Marinella'.
The cover was gatefold with an insert folded and glued to the spine, with the "Fabriziogramma" a kind of provocation.

Short intro

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