Murple (band)

Murple
Origin Rome, Italy
Genres Progressive rock
Years active 1973-1975
2007–present

Murple are an Italian psychedelic rock/progressive rock band.

Origin

The activity of the band Murple begins in Rome as a local pop musicians in the time.[1] In 1973 the band up with Pino Santamaria on guitar, Piercarlo Zanco on keyboards, Mario Garbarino on bass and Duilio Sorrenti on drums.

With the production of Roberto Marsala, they recorded their first album Io sono Murple for the label BASF Fare, which had just been born in Italy and published it in 1974. The disc consists of a suite that describes the journey of the Penguin Murple from the Pole to a zoo. Perhaps because of the delay in the publication, related to the speed with which changed the musical tastes of the time, the disc to its output is fairly criticized, leading to a very limited distribution, despite the good that consideration is given instead still at work today.[2]

The formation of the group changes, with Roberto Puleo which replaces Mario Garbarino on bass. The Murple participate Pop Festival Villa Pamphili in Rome in 1974 [3] and work on preparing a second album, which, however, will not be published. The Murple perform as a support group is that of Mal Gianfranca Montedoro, for which they perform both on stage and in the recording of the album Donna circo in 1975, but subsequently melt.

In 2007 the group was reconstituted with Garbarino, Sorrenti and Zanco, and in 2008 released a new album, Quadri di un'esposizione (Pictures at an Exhibition).

Discography

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Further reading

References

  1. ↑ Dario Salvatori
  2. ↑ Prog Archives
  3. ↑ Nuovo Sound - 18/11/1974


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