Zucchero (1991)
| 1. | Diamante | feat Randy Crawford | 4:41 | ... | |
| 2. | Wonderful World | feat Eric Clapton | 4:33 | ... | |
| 3. | Il Mare Impetuoso Al Tramonto Salì Sulla Luna E Dietro Una Tendina Di Stelle | 3:56 | ... | ||
| 4. | Mama | 7:16 | ... | ||
| 5. | Dunes Of Mercy | 5:38 | ... | ||
| 6. | Without A Woman | feat Paul Young | 4:29 | ... | |
| 7. | You'Re Losing Me | 5:47 | ... | ||
| 8. | Solo Una Sana E Consapevole Libidine Salva Il Giovane Dallo Stress E Dall'Azione Cattolica | 4:52 | ... | ||
| 9. | You'Ve Chosen Me | 2:30 | ... | ||
| 10. | Diavolo In Me | 4:03 | ... | ||
| 11. | Overdose (D'Amore) | 5:16 | ... | ||
| 12. | Nice (Nietzsche) Che Dice | 3:21 | ... |
Discography: Zucchero
Zucchero — Zucchero: Reviews
Brilliant
This is the album that launched Zucchero's career in the U.K. and what a cracker! Each song is strong. "Without A Woman" or "Senza Una Donna" was the first hit but "Wonderful World" went down just as well. All these years on I still enjoy "Mama" with it's emotional overdrive and the heart breaking "You're Losing Me" grabs you and doesn't let go. Favourite track for me (although they're all old friends to me now) is "Dunes Of Mercy" This should be in more collections. Fantastic music. Highly recommended.
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Album details
Zucchero is listed as Album by Zucchero with a release date of 1991. The album is connected with Blues, Rock, and Pop categories.
The track list contains 12 tracks with a total running time of 56:22. The shortest track is You'Ve Chosen Me at 2:30, while the longest track is Mama at 7:16.
Track-level artist information is also available: Diamante features Randy Crawford; Wonderful World features Eric Clapton; Without A Woman features Paul Young.
The album is linked to English and Italian content languages. The cover artwork has original dimensions 498x496 px and a prepared crop of 498x498 px. The audio quality shown on the page is 192 Kbits/sec.
