"Svendita totale" is the second studio album by Italian singer-songwriter Fabio Concato, released in January 1978 under the label Saar Srl. This album is a part of Concato's cabarettistic trilogy, known for its witty and humorous approach to songwriting. With a runtime of just 27 minutes, this concise collection of eight tracks showcases Concato's early artistic maturity and his unique storytelling abilities.
The album features a blend of Italian singer-songwriter traditions and pop influences, with Fabio Concato himself contributing to the guitar work alongside Angelo Arienti and Massimo Luca. The rhythm section is solidified by Julius Farmer on bass and Ellade Bandini on drums, while Vince Tempera handles the keyboards and piano. The result is a lively and engaging sound that complements Concato's clever lyrics and melodic hooks.
"Svendita totale" is a testament to Fabio Concato's ability to blend humor and social commentary, making it a standout release in his discography. Tracks like "P...come" and "Mi fai compagnia" highlight his knack for catchy, ironic lyrics, while "Il barbone" showcases his ability to tackle more serious subjects with empathy and insight. This album is a must-listen for fans of Italian music and singer-songwriter genres, offering a glimpse into the early career of one of Italy's most beloved artists.
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