Fabio Fabor - Musica Da Film 1

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Review by Peter Deveau

Album Review: Musica Da Film 1 by Fabio Fabor Fabio Fabor's Musica Da Film 1 is a hidden gem from the year 2000 that seamlessly blends genres like Pop, Stage & Screen, and Jazz into an intoxicating mix of Lounge, Soundtrack, and Easy Listening vibes. Released under the World label in Italy, this album feels like a nostalgic trip through cinematic soundscapes and emotional storytelling—without needing any visuals to accompany it. The genius behind this project lies solely with Fabio Fabor, who not only composed but also crafted each track to evoke vivid imagery. It’s one of those albums where you don’t need lyrics to feel its depth; the music speaks for itself. And while every song has its charm, two tracks stand out as particularly memorable. First up is "Poveri Ma Belli". This track hits you right away with its playful yet bittersweet melody. The instrumentation feels like a retro Italian film score come to life—think sun-drenched piazzas, Vespa rides, and star-crossed lovers. What makes it stick? Maybe it’s how effortlessly it swings between melancholy and joy, leaving you humming long after it ends. Honestly, I found myself replaying it just to catch all the little nuances tucked inside. Then there’s "L’Ammore Fa Parlà Napulitano", which brings a completely different vibe. With its sultry lounge style and hints of Neapolitan flair, this piece feels like sipping espresso at midnight in some dimly lit café. The rhythm pulls you in, almost hypnotic, and before you know it, you’re lost in its smoky allure. There’s something raw about this track—it doesn’t try too hard, yet it leaves a lasting impression. One thing worth noting is how well-rounded the album feels despite jumping across styles. From the upbeat energy of "Buffalo Bill" to the dreamy drift of "Sogno D’Estate," Fabor manages to keep things fresh without losing cohesion. Sure, some tracks might lean more toward background music than center-stage anthems, but isn’t that what makes it perfect for both focus and relaxation? In hindsight, Musica Da Film 1 feels less like an ordinary album and more like a love letter to Italian culture and cinema. It reminds us that music doesn’t always need words to tell a story—it can simply exist, letting listeners fill in the blanks. And here’s the kicker: if someone told me this was recorded in the '60s instead of 2000, I’d probably believe them. That timeless quality is rare these days. So yeah, hats off to Fabio Fabor for creating something so effortlessly cool. Now, if only they’d release it on vinyl…

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Giovane Swing (Non Cantare Baciami)1:12
Sugar Slow2:30
Tu Non Sei Più Tu3:55
Le Donne Del Far West2:31
Poveri Ma Belli2:58
Aspettavo3:45
Sogno D'Estate2:44
L'Ammore Fa Parlà Napulitano2:32
Militarock3:53
Ricordiamoci2:50
Attico Night (Poveri Ma Belli)3:08
A Roma Tutto E' Bello2:36
La Moglie Di Mio Marito2:22
Sprint Bughi (Non Cantare Baciami)1:00
Un Amore A Roma2:58
Rock Sprint0:50
Buffalo Bill3:20

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Catalog Numbers

WCD 2160

Labels

World

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Formats

  • CDr
  • Compilation
  • Promo

Companies

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Copyright (c)Edizioni Minstrel

Credits

RoleCredit
Music ByFabio Fabor

Notes

  • Tracks 1, 2 taken from the 1960 movie directed by Dino Risi.
  • Tracks 3, 4 taken from the 1960 movie directed by Dino Risi.
  • Tracks 5 to 7 taken from the 1957 movie directed by Giorgio Simonelli.
  • Tracks 8, 9 taken from the 1961 movie directed by Tony Roman.
  • Tracks 10, 11 taken from the 1959 movie directed by Roberto Bianchi Montero.
  • Tracks 12 to 15 taken from the 1964 movie directed by Giorgio Simonelli.
  • Track 16 taken from the 1958 movie directed by Giorgio Simonelli.
  • Tracks 17, 18 taken from the 1959 movie directed by Raffaello Matarazzo.
  • Campione commerciale non in vendita.
  • Edizioni Minstrel
  • WORLD WCD 2160
  • S.I.A.E. (C) 2000

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: ZE0640-CDR-A80A A20

About Fabio Fabor

24 aprile 1920 - 3 Agosto 2011

Real Name

    • Fabio Borgazzi

Name Vars

  • F. B. Fabor
  • F. Fabor
  • F.B. Fabor
  • F.Fabor
  • Fabio
  • Fabor
  • Fabor F.

Aliases

  • Fabio Borgazzi
  • Giorgio Fabor
  • Fabor E Le Sue Tastiere
  • Zibio

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Musica Da Film 1* by Fabio Fabor is like a musical time capsule. Released in 2000, it blends Italian flair with genres like Pop, Jazz, and even Soundtrack vibes. Tracks like "Sogno D'Estate" and "A Roma Tutto E' Bello" feel like they could soundtrack a vintage Italian film. It’s wild how this album mixes loungey, easy-listening tunes with quirky titles like "La Moglie Di Mio Marito" (which translates to "My Husband's Wife"). Definitely one of those hidden gems that gives you a taste of Italy’s retro charm.