Steve Rogers Band - Uno Di Noi

Review by Ryan Johnston

Uno Di Noi by Steve Rogers Band: A Forgotten Gem That Still Kicks Ass Alright, let’s cut the crap. Uno Di Noi isn’t some overhyped modern pop-rock disaster—it’s a raw, unfiltered punch in the face from 1989 Italy. This album doesn’t try to be perfect; it just is. And honestly? That’s what makes it stick. Released under CBS and produced by Guido Elmi, this sucker slaps harder than most of what was coming out back then. With its mix of rock grit and pop sensibility, it’s got enough edge to keep you hooked but stays smooth enough not to scare off your mom. Let’s dive into two tracks that’ll make you go “damn.” First up, "Uno Di Noi." Yeah, yeah, they named the whole damn album after this one, so obviously, it better deliver—and holy hell, does it ever. The intro hits like a freight train, all soaring guitars and pounding drums. M. Riva and M. Solieri nailed the writing here—lyrics about identity and connection hit different when paired with those killer hooks. It’s catchy as hell without being cheesy, which is rare for ‘80s Italian pop-rock. You can practically hear the sweat dripping off the band while they play. It’s the kind of song that gets stuck in your head for days, whether you want it to or not. Then there’s "Una Figura Di Donna," which feels like a sneaky uppercut after the knockout blow of the title track. This one slows things down just enough to let you breathe, but don’t get too comfy—it still packs a wallop. The melody is haunting, almost cinematic, like something out of an old-school Italian thriller flick. The vocals are dripping with emotion, and the guitar work? Damn near poetic. If "Uno Di Noi" is the adrenaline rush, this track is the cigarette you light afterward, staring off into space thinking, “What the hell just happened?” The rest of the album holds its own, though nothing else quite reaches the heights of these two bangers. Even the backing track version of “Uno Di Noi” has its moments—it strips away the polish and lets you focus on how tight the band really is. Props to Steve Rogers Band for arranging everything themselves; you can tell they poured their souls into this thing. So yeah, Uno Di Noi might’ve flown under the radar outside Italy, but screw that—it deserves more love. Listening to it now feels like finding a dusty vinyl at a garage sale and realizing it’s gold. Sure, it’s rough around the edges, but that’s exactly why it works. Here’s the kicker, though: if this album dropped today, people would probably complain it’s “too retro” or whatever. Funny how time flips shit on its head, huh?

Artist: Steve Rogers Band
Album: Uno Di Noi

Italy

Pop Rock

1989

Rating: 4.33

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Uno Di Noi	3:36
Uno Di Noi (Backing Track)	3:37
Uno Di Noi	3:37
Intro	0:48
Una Figura Di Donna	4:50

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Catalog Numbers

12 PRM 125
654703 7, CBS 654703 7

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CBS

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Formats

Vinyl
12"
45 RPM
Promo
7"

Companies

Role	Company
Distributed By	CBS Dischi S.p.A.
Phonographic Copyright (p)	CBS Dischi S.p.A.
Copyright (c)	CBS Dischi S.p.A.
Produced For	Alta Sierra S.r.l.

Credits

Role	Credit
Producer	Guido Elmi
Arranged By	Steve Rogers Band
Written-By	M. Riva, M. Solieri

Notes

Produzione Guido Elmi per ALTA SIERRA.
Ed. Bollicine/Targa/SBK Songs srl.

Barcodes

Barcode: 5099765470376
Matrix / Runout (Label side A): CI CBS 654703-1N
Matrix / Runout (Labels side B): CI CBS 654703-2N
Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side A): CBS 564703-7 A
Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side B): CBS 564703-7 B
Rights Society: SIAE

About Steve Rogers Band

The Steve Rogers Band is an Italian rock band founded in Modena in 1980.

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Members

Claudio Golinelli
Massimo Riva
Maurizio Solieri
Roberto Casini
Pasquale Neri
Beppe Leoncini

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Uno Di Noi* by Steve Rogers Band is a hidden gem from 1989. It blends rock and pop into a catchy pop-rock style. What’s unique is that the band itself handled the arrangements, giving it a personal touch. The album was released in Italy under CBS and includes tracks like "Una Figura Di Donna" and even a backing track version of the title song. Fun detail—M. Riva and M. Solieri wrote the songs, adding their creative flair to this underrated project.