About Gianni Pettenati
Lived 1945 – 2025 (aged 79). Gianni Pettenati was an Italian singer, music critic and musician.
Gianni Pettenati (29 October 1945 – 22 February 2025) was an Italian singer and musical critic. He is most famous for his Italian cover versions of great international hits. He was also the author of plays and books on the history of Italian music.
Life and career Gianni Pettenati started very early, winning a music contest when he was 8 years old and acted in a play by Pirandello. In April 1965 he won the Festival di Bellaria, then joined a group called the Juniors in 1966 to record "Come una pietra che rotola", a cover version of "Like a Rolling Stone" originally by Bob Dylan. This was followed by "Il superuomo" again with the Juniors, this time a cover of "Sunshine Superman" by Donovan, with the B-side being "Puoi farmi piangere", a cover of "I Put a Spell on You" by Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
His greatest success came in 1966 with "Bandiera gialla", the Italian version of "The Pied Piper". In 1967, he participated in the Sanremo Music Festival with "La rivoluzione" and again in 1968 with "La tramontana".
Discography Albums 1968: Gianni Pettenati 1 1973: Par la mort dun sunadur 1984: Bandiera Azzurra
Singles 1966: "Come una pietra che rotola"/"Siamo alla fine" (Gianni Pettenati & The Juniors) 1966: "Bandiera gialla"/"Se mi vuoi così" 1967: "Il superuomo"/"Puoi farmi piangere" (Gianni Pettenati & The Juniors) 1967: "La rivoluzione"/"Ciao ragazza, ciao" 1967: "Io credo in te"/"Lo sbaglio di volere te" 1967: "Un cavallo nella testa"/"Vai vai" 1968: "La tramontana"/"Voglio tornare a casa mia" 1968: "Cara judy ciao (Judy in disguise)"/"Tango" 1969: "Les Byciclettes de Belsize"/"Lingering on" 1969: "Caldo caldo"/"... e mi svegliavo (col cuore in gola)" 1970: "In mezzo al traffico"/"La musica continua"(with the Tombstones) 1970: "Candida/É già tardi ormai" (with the Tombstones) 1983: "Bandiera gialla"/"Bandiera gialla (instrumental) 1984: "Bandiera azzurra"/"Cade la neve" 1986: "Come sarà domani"/"Ho perso te" 1989: "Tutto è successo all'improvviso"/"Una canzone per non morire" Released outside Italy 1968: "La tramontana"/"La balada de Bonnie and Clyde" (released in Spain) 1968: "La tramontana"/"Quiero volver a casa" (released in Argentina) 1968: "La tramontana"/"Voglio tornare a casa mia" (released in Brazil) 1969: "In mezzo al traffico"/"La musica continua" (released in Spain)
CDs 1995: Che cosa fanno gli angeli
Filmography 1967: I ragazzi di Bandiera Gialla
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Who was Gianni Pettenati?
Italian singer
When was Gianni Pettenati born?
Gianni Pettenati was born on 29 October 1945 in Piacenza.
When did Gianni Pettenati die?
Gianni Pettenati died on 22 February 2025 in Albenga.
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Gianni Pettenati was a singer, music critic and musician.
What nationality was Gianni Pettenati?
Gianni Pettenati was Italian.
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