Artist	Song
Drupi	Piccola e Fragile
from Il Meglio (1989)
Patrizio Buanne	L'Italiano
from The Italian (2006)
Paolo Conte	Azzurro
from The Best of Paolo Conte (2007)
Giorgio Conte	Cannelloni
from The Best of Giorgio Conte - Live In Sovravo Festival - Alberobello 2004 (2007)
Zucchero	Diamante
from The Best of Zucchero - Sugar Fornaciari's Greatest Hits (1997)
Claudio Villa	Stornellata Romana
from I Successi Di Claudio Villa (2006)
Nicola Arigliano	Carina
from Made In Italy (2007)
Renato Carosone	Tu vuò fà l'americano
from Made in Italy: Renato Carosone (2004)
Al Martino	This Is My Song
from Great Gentlemen of Song: Spotlight On Al Martino (1996)
Patty Pravo	Pazza idea
from Patty Pravo: I grandi successi (2000)
Enrico Caruso	Tu ca nun chiagne
from Canzoni Italiane (2001)
Luigi Lenzi	'na Sera ' E Maggio
from The Best of Luigi Lenzi (2002)
Bobby Solo	Una Lacrima Sul Viso
from W Sanremo Vol 2 (2006)
Vinicio Capossela	Che cossé l'amor
from L'indispensabile (2005)
Bruno Lorenzoni	Accordéon en croisière
from Festival de la valse (2010)
Piero Umiliani	Trappola sentimentale (Originale)
from La morte bussa due volte (Death Knocks Twice) [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] (2010)
Lou Monte	Tell Me You're Mine
from Italian House Party (2010)
Cristina Donà featuring Robert Wyatt	Goccia (Featuring Robert Wyatt)
from Cristina Donà (2006)
Matteo Salvatore	Lu Limone
from La Puglia Di Matteo Salvatore (2006)
Jimmy Fontana	La nostra favola
from Singles Collection (2007)
Al Bano	Nel sole
from Made in Italy: Al Bano (2004)
Milva	Tango della gelosia
from Italians Sing Better (2008)
Ornella Vanoni	L'appuntamento
from Appuntamento con Ornella Vanoni (1999)
Michael Amante	Mala Femmena
from Tell Her I Love Her (2003)
Fred Buscaglione	Niente Visone
from Che Bambola!... (2006)

Comment:

Hey, [i]paisan[/i], have another glass of wine while soft guitars play and Matteo Salvatore — the great balladeer from southern Puglia — serves up "Lu Limone." Venice-bred Patty Pravo (a.k.a. Nicoletta Strambelli) makes an offer of [i]amore[/i] with "Pazza Idea," and Al Martino — one of the great Italian-American crooners — stirs up a big pot of romance with the "wine-colored days kissed by the sun" of "Speak Softly Love." And no Italian meal would be complete without a helping of the piano-playing singer-songwriter Paulo Conte, who gives us the sprightly "Azzurro."

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