Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

Review by ILHAM HARY PRAYITNO

Album Review: Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli – A Little Gem from Italy Let’s get straight to it. Mimmo Locasciulli’s Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released in 2004 under RCA, this short but sweet collection of tunes blends blues, pop, and rock with a touch of Europop and chanson vibes. It’s not flashy or overproduced—it’s just real music made by someone who clearly loves what they’re doing. Now, the album has only four tracks (hence the name), but don’t let its brevity fool you. Each song feels like a little story, crafted carefully by Locasciulli himself, who wrote all the lyrics and melodies. And with Francesco De Gregori as producer? You know you're in good hands. The musicians backing him are no slouches either—Mario Scotti on bass, Massimo Buzzi on drums, and even Douglas Meakin bringing some serious guitar chops. Two songs really stuck with me after listening. First off, “Il Treno Della Notte”. This track grabs your attention right away with its moody piano intro. Locasciulli plays the keys here, and man, does he pour his soul into it. There’s something haunting about the melody—it’s like staring out a train window late at night, watching shadows flicker past. The lyrics talk about movement, longing, and maybe a bit of regret. I dunno, maybe it hit me because I’ve had my share of sleepless nights too. Either way, it’s a keeper. Then there’s “Con Un Fiore Tra I Capelli”, which flips the mood entirely. It’s lighter, almost playful, but still carries this bittersweet undertone. The arrangement feels richer here, thanks to Sergio Foresio’s organ work and Guido Cenciarelli’s subtle orchestration. What gets me most is how simple yet vivid the imagery is—a flower tucked behind someone’s ear becomes this symbol of fleeting beauty. Honestly, I found myself humming this one for days without realizing it. One thing worth mentioning is how polished everything sounds. Credit goes to the engineers and mixers like G.P. Venditti and P. Mannucci—they did an awesome job making sure every instrument shines without overshadowing Locasciulli’s voice. Oh, and props to Luciano Costarelli for the cover photography; it perfectly matches the vibe of the music—simple, elegant, timeless. If I had to nitpick, I’d say the album could’ve used a couple more tracks. Four songs leave you wanting more, though maybe that’s the point. Sometimes less really is more. So yeah, Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli isn’t gonna blow up any charts internationally, and chances are you won’t hear it blasting at parties. But if you’re into thoughtful, heartfelt music with a distinctly Italian flair, this one deserves a spot in your playlist. And hey, fun fact: Mimmo Locasciulli doesn’t just write music—he lives it. Listening to this album makes me wonder what kind of person can create such intimate songs while also working with legends like Francesco De Gregori. Maybe that’s why these tunes feel so authentic—they come from someone who knows life isn’t always loud or perfect, but it’s always worth singing about.

Download Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

Artist: Mimmo Locasciulli
Album: Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

Italy

1980

Rating: 4.5

Review
About Album
Download
Tracks
Video
Images
Catalog Numbers
Labels
Listen online
Formats
Companies
Credits
Notes
Barcodes
About Artist
Interesting fact
Comments
Related albums

Download

Filename: mimmo-locasciulli-quattro-canzoni-di-mimmo-locasciulli.zip

MP3 size: 30.4 mb
FLAC size: 224.8 mb

Download

Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Il Treno Della Notte	3:43
Con Un Fiore Tra I Capelli	2:38
Piccola Luce	4:35
Un Altro Giorno	3:05

Video

MIMMO LOCASCIULLI - Piccola luce

Images

descargar álbum Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

baixar álbum Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

lataa albumi Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

Album herunterladen Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

télécharger l'album Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

last ned album Mimmo Locasciulli - Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli

Catalog Numbers

PG 33403
82876592832

Labels

RCA

Listen online

ascolta in linea
lytte på nettet
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
online anhören
ouvir online
online luisteren
kuunnella verkossa
écouter en ligne

Formats

Vinyl
12"
Mini-Album
Promo
CD
EP

Companies

Role	Company
Manufactured By	RCA S.p.A.
Printed By	Grafiche Boccadoro
Recorded At	RCA Studios, Rome
Pressed By	RCA Records Factory, Italy
Published By	Edizioni RCA
Produced For	RCA

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Mario Scotti
Conductor	Guido Cenciarelli
Drums	Massimo Buzzi
Engineer	M. Montanesi
Mixed By	G. P. Venditti
Guitar	Douglas Meakin
Mastered By	P. Mannucci
Organ	Sergio Foresio
Piano	Mimmo Locasciulli
Written-By	Mimmo Locasciulli
Photography By	Luciano Costarelli
Producer	Francesco De Gregori

Notes

Campione non commerciabile.
CD EDITION

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout area side A): JKAY 35694 2S PM 1B 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout area side B): JKAY 35695 1S PM 1B 3
Matrix / Runout (Label side A): JKAY 35694
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): JKAY 35695
Rights Society: SIAE
Matrix / Runout (Runout area side A): JKAY 35694 2S PM 1A 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout area side B): JKAY 35695 1S PM 1B 1
Barcode: 0828765928328

About Mimmo Locasciulli

Singer, songwriter, born in July 7, 1949 in Penne, Pescara, Abruzzo, Italy

Real Name

Domenico \"Mimmo\" Locasciulli

Name Vars

Locasciulli
M. Locasciulli
Mimmo Locasciulli

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Quattro Canzoni Di Mimmo Locasciulli* is a hidden gem from Italy, released in 2004. It blends blues, pop, and rock with a touch of Europop and Chanson. Mimmo Locasciulli not only wrote all the tracks but also played the piano. Fun fact: it was produced by Francesco De Gregori, a legendary figure in Italian music. The track *Il Treno Della Notte* feels like a journey, while *Con Un Fiore Tra I Capelli* adds a poetic vibe. Props to Mario Scotti on bass and Douglas Meakin on guitar for bringing the magic to life!

Comments

omarisrael789

2025-03-14

favolosa

perennisln

2025-03-14

Mimmo GRANDE LUCE della canzone italiana e non solo! ? Abbracci!

thealternativebangali

2025-03-14

una canzone per sempre?

rishabhsclickography

2025-03-14

Brano intelligente, poetico, egregiamente suonato... Mimmo, che fine hai fatto?

greatnovel

2025-03-13

Grande e' dire poco ... ???

alihamadehf3f18c2e85

2025-03-13

Motivo stupendo pieno di ritmo, ehi Mimmo hai fatto gli auguri alla tua parente Manola di Zio, oggi compie 68 anni. Ciao da Pescara.

kevinkrauze

2025-03-12

Piccola perla nel Qdisc

adrianwuzhere

2025-03-12

musica x intenditori. poesia.

gceumpeudak

2025-03-12

...e tanta gente ancora da incontrare.

thebeautycognoscente

2025-03-12

Me l'ha fatto conoscere mio fratello,più grande di me,anche lui poi diventato medico,che dire belle canzoni in un epoca questa ,dove tutto è impalpabile salvo rarissime eccezioni.