The double-disc soundtrack album Q.P.G.A features full-length versions performed together with other famous musicians like Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pausini and Irene Grandi.
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He set off for his first tour in 1973, the year of Gira che ti rigira amore bello (with song Io me ne andrei, translated by Mick Ronson as Empty Bed oh his album Play Don't Worry).
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After two years of work, he released Oltre, an album which included the participation of numerous illustrious names from the international music world, such as Paco De Lucia, Pino Daniele, Mia Martini, Youssou N'Dour, Phil Palmer, Tony Levin and others.
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Between 1965 and 1968 he composed a musical suite to a poem by Edgar Allan Poe entitled Annabel Lee, made a test recording for RCA, released his first album Claudio Baglioni.
In the first one, which was also made famous by a song named "Sabato pomeriggio" by Claudio Baglioni, Misurina is a little capricious and spiteful girl who lives literally held in the palm of the hand of her gigantic father, the king Sorapiss that, to fulfill another desire and obtain for her the magic mirror from the Queen of Monte Cristallo, he is transformed into a mountain.
Claudio Monteverdi | Claudio Roditi | Claudio Arrau | Claudio Reyna | Cláudio Taffarel | Claudio Scimone | Claudio Procesi | Claudio Baglioni | Claudio Lolli | Claudio Cecchetto | Claudio Magris | Claudio Naranjo | Sergio Claudio dos Santos | Claudio Marrero | Claudio Marchisio | Claudio Chiappucci | Claudio Bravo | Claudio Bisio | Piero Baglioni | Malatesta II Baglioni | Gian Paolo Baglioni | Emilio Baglioni | Claudio Vargas | Claudio Treves | Claudio Taffarel | Claudio Stampi | Claudio Scarchilli | Claudio Scajola | Claudio Saracini | Claudio Sanchez |
In 2005 he returned to Italy and participated in Ron's project "Ma Quando Dici Amore" as a musician and arranger, during which he worked with Claudio Baglioni, Jovanotti, Elisa, Carmen Consoli and Lucio Dalla.
Many of his songs are Dutch covers or adaptations of Italian songs, (for example by Riccardo Fogli, Giorgia, Riccardo Cocciante, Claudio Baglioni, Marco Masini and Zucchero).