Richard Anthony - Nessuno Di Voi

Review by FITO ALFARO

Alright, let’s dive into this trip down memory lane with Richard Anthony’s Nessuno Di Voi, a 1966 pop gem that somehow still feels alive today. This record isn’t just some dusty relic from the past—it’s got teeth, even if it’s wearing Italian loafers and sipping espresso in Lisbon. First off, the vibe here is undeniable: chanson meets vocal balladry, all wrapped up in a package made for countries like Italy, Portugal, Argentina, and Brazil. Columbia and Odeon Pops slapped their logos on this baby, so you know they thought it had legs. And hey, Tony Frank’s photography? Classy as hell—like he knew exactly how to frame Richard Anthony’s brooding charm. Now, let’s talk tracks. You can’t ignore the title track, “Nessuno Di Voi.” It’s got this raw energy, almost like Richard is spitting fire at someone who done him wrong. The lyrics hit hard—no sugarcoating, no apologies. When he belts out those lines, it feels personal, man. Like he’s pointing right at YOU. I remembered this one because it sticks to your ribs; it’s not just another love song. It’s more like a middle finger wrapped in melody. Plus, when they reprise it later as “No Quiero Piedad,” switching languages? Genius move. Feels like getting punched twice but liking it. Then there’s “Difendi Questo Amore (Let’s Hang On).” Holy crap, does this tune slap or what? It’s got that swingy desperation vibe, begging someone to hold onto love like it’s the last lifeboat on the Titanic. What makes it unforgettable is how smooth yet sharp it feels—like velvet gloves over brass knuckles. You wanna dance, you wanna cry, maybe even punch a wall. That’s the magic of Richard Anthony—he doesn’t just sing; he demands your attention. But here’s the kicker: listening to this album now feels surreal. In 1966, these songs were probably blasting out of radios while people argued about politics or chased after dreams they weren’t sure would pan out. Fast forward to today, and it’s wild to think we’re still spinning these same tunes, trying to figure out our own messy lives. Maybe that’s why albums like Nessuno Di Voi matter—they remind us that heartbreak and hope never really go out of style. So yeah, Richard Anthony might’ve been singing in four different countries back then, but his voice still echoes where it counts—in your messed-up, beautiful soul. Now go crank this LP and let it slap you awake.

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Artist: Richard Anthony
Album: Nessuno Di Voi

1966

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Defiende Este Amor = Difendi Questo Amore
No Quiero Piedad = Nessuno Di Voi
Difendi Questo Amore (Let's Hang On)
Nessuno Di Voi
Un Jour Gris, Un Jour Bleu
Dis-Moi Que Fais Tu La-Bas
Nessuno Di Voi

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Catalog Numbers

DTOA 8164
SCMQ 1903
SLEM 2238
7I-3159

Labels

Odeon Pops
Columbia
Odeon

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
33 ⅓ RPM
45 RPM
Jukebox
EP

Companies

Role	Company
Printed By	Grafica Gallati
Manufactured By	Indústrias Elétricas E Musicais Fábrica Odeon S.A.

Credits

Role	Credit
Photography By	Tony Frank

Notes

Serie Speciale Juke Box, vietata la vendita al pubblico (Special Series Jukebox. Not for public retail sale)
Side A: Festival di Sanremo 1966.
Side A: Do Festival de San Remo 1966

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Label side A): F/7XCB 602
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): F/7XCB 603
Matrix / Runout (Runout area side A): F 7XCB 602 II 18 2 66
Matrix / Runout (Runout area side B): F 7XCB 603 II 18 2 66
Matrix / Runout (Etched into runout area side A (Variant 1): F 7XCB 602 I ÷ 22-1- 66
Matrix / Runout (Etched into runout area side B (Variant 1): F 7XCB 603 I ÷ 22-1- 66
Rights Society: BIEM
Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 7XCB 602
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 7XCB 603

About Richard Anthony

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Richard Anthony, also known as Ricardo Anthony Btesh (born 13 January 1938, Cairo, Egypt died 19 April 2015, Pégomas, Alpes-Maritimes, France) was an Egyptian-born French singer. Brother of .

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Richard Btesh

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The 1966 album *Nessuno Di Voi* by Richard Anthony is like a musical passport. It blends pop, chanson, and vocal styles while traveling across continents. Released in Italy, Portugal, Argentina, and Brazil, it connected cultures through music. Fun twist: the track *Difendi Questo Amore* (also known as *Let’s Hang On*) got a Portuguese makeover as *Defiende Este Amor*. And check this—two versions of *Nessuno Di Voi* exist, one even sung in Spanish as *No Quiero Piedad*. Tony Frank’s photography added the perfect visual touch to this international gem.