Mina 25

Mina 25
Studio album by Mina
Released	October 1983
Recorded	at PDU studios in Lugugano
Length	39:27 (CD 1) / 46:13 (CD 2)
Label	PDU
Producer	Massimiliano Pani

Mina 25 is an album by Italian singer Mina published in 1983,^[1][2] as a double, album issued as "CD. 1" and "CD. 2 ". The album would peak at number 8 on the Italian music charts in 1983.^[3]

The Album

This is the first of four vocal collaborations with the RAI Radiotelevisione Italiana for the 30 years of our history Tv broadcast. The TV broadcast retraced the history of Italy with the help of songs of the time (all contained on disc 1 of Mina 25). The same pattern would be followed on Mina’s next three albums: Catene, Finalmente ho conosciuto il conte Dracula... and Si, buana.

The song Verde luna had already been included on the album Salomè and was re-recorded for this album.

Track listing

CD. 1

CD. 2

Other versions

• Only You:

Live version on television in 1968 available on the album Extra Mina Vol. 1

• A chi:

Live version on television in 1968 available on the album Signori... Mina! vol. 1

Musicians

Artist

• Mina– voice

Arrangements

• Victor Bach – tracks 1-12 (disco 1)
• Massimiliano Pani – track 1 (disco 2)
• Mario Robbiani – tracks 4, 9 (disco 2)
• Celso Valli – tracks 2, 3, 5-8 (disco 2)

Other Artists

• Mario Robbiani – strings
• Victor Bach – strings and wind instruments
• Bruno De Filippi – mouth organ
• Simonne Sporck – harp
• Gigi Cappellotto, Paolo Gianolio, Massimo Moriconi – bass
• Ellade Bandini, Bruno Bergonzi, Rolando Ceragioli, Flaviano Cuffari, Walter Scebran – Drums
• Sergio Farina, Angel "Pato" Garcia, [aolo Gianolio, Ernesto Verardi – guitar
• Hugo Heredia, Paolo Tomelleri – clarinet
• Ellade Bandini, Maurizio Preti, Walter Scebran – percussion
• Aldo Banfi – synthesizer
• Victor Bach, Mario Robbiani, Celso Valli – Keyboard
• Piero Cassano, Lella Esposito, Giulia Fasolino, Gianni Ferrio, Naimy Hackett, Germano Melotti, Massimiliano Pani, Silvio Pozzoli, Wanda Radicchi – choir

References