THE DI MARA SITERS - ITALY REVISITED
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THE DI MARA SITERS - ITALY REVISITED
| SIDE 1 TORRERO SOUVENIR D'ITALY BIONDA BIONDINA UN SOGNO DI CRISTALLO GUAGLIONE LA TARANTELLA |
SIDE 2 CHE LA LA NON TI SCORDAR DI ME STELLA ALPINA VERDE LUNA ANNA ANEMA E CORE POLKA ITALIANO |
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TORRERO | ||
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SOUVENIR D'ITALY | ||
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BIONDA BIONDINA | ||
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UN SOGNO DI CRISTALLO | ||
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GUAGLIONE | ||
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LA TARANTELLA | ||
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CHE LA LA | ||
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NON TI SCORDAR DI ME | ||
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STELLA ALPINA | ||
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VERDE LUNA | ||
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ANNA | ||
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ANEMA E CORE | ||
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POLKA ITALIANO | ||
| ITALY REVISITED THI ALBUM WAS INEVITABLE. Ever since the release of their debut album, "Italy", there has been a growing clamor for more of the delightful And ear-pleasing harmony of the Di Mara Sisters. In this colledtion of songs, the girls have more than adeqnately answered the clamor, and offer their growing legion of fans a refreshingly new and sat¬isfying musical experience. It has been some five years now since the Di Mara Sisters left their native Italy to come to America. Musically speaking, Italy's loss has been America's gain. In the past five years Lillian, Rose and Marisa Di Mara have lifted their thoroughly ingratiating young voices in sweet song and given us a touch of the sadness, the romance, the gaiety and the beauty of sunny Italy. Back in the old country, the Di Mara girls lived the quiet normal lives of youngsters growing up. Their father, Senor Di Mara, was a representative of the International Accordion Company, and he made his daughters understand that music played an important part in the sisters' upbringing. All three studied music with a number of proffesional music ers, including the well-known Maestro Sciorelli. When the girls were ready, they made their pro¬fessional debut' over the Rome television station "La Rai". The three young charmers met with in¬stantaneous success. In 1953, Senor Di Mara and his American-born wife left Italy and brought their daughters to these shores and in 1955, at the Club Alamo in Detroit, the Di Maras made their first ap¬pearance in an American nightclub. Once again, they met with immediate success. There are, without a doubt, many albums of Italian music and songs on the market today. What makes „the work of the Di Mara Sisters different is best described in one word—authenticity. There is no vocal group that can sing with the complete authenticity and innate "know-how" as these three young ladies. In this album, as in the first, Tony Dannon plays accordion and conducts the orchestra. Tony, who has been associated with -the Di Mara Sisters for many years, is also connected with the International Accordion Company and operates an accordion school in Detroit. |
