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Gino Santercole

Gino Santercole was an Italian singer-songwriter, guitarist, and actor. He was well known for his breakthrough hit "Questo vecchio pazzo mondo", a cover of P. F. Sloan's "Eve of Destruction", and for the song "Ma che freddo stasera " that he sang in the movie Yuppi du (1975).

Life
Early life Santercole was born in Milan, Italy, on 21 November 1940. Other hits followed: "Svalutation", a rock song with electric guitar, on his 1976 album (which also contained his songs "The Boat" and "Room 21"), "A boy on the Lion", and "Remarkably" (written initially for Mina, with lyrics by Luciano Beretta). Santercole also composed music for movies. He is credited with the soundtracks of Segni particolari: bellissimo (1983) and Joan Lui - Ma un giorno nel paese arrivo io di lunedì (1985). In addition he did numerous work on the music of Celentano's films; a highlight being his hit "Ma che freddo stasera (Such a Cold Night Tonight)" (which Santercole sang in English), from the movie Yuppi du (1975). In 1969, Santercole also began an acting career. While he had previously played cameos and parts, his first substantial role came in the 1969 film Serafino. One day he visited Celentano, who had landed a role in the movie, on set; the director, Paolo Germi, saw him, thought he had a good face, and cast him as the Sergeant. As an actor, Santercole has worked with directors such as Pietro Germi, Dino Risi, Giuliano Montaldo, Luigi Comencini, Luciano Salce, and Mario Monicelli. He has cast credits in four movies: Mani di velluto (1979), Yuppi du (1975), Il commissario Pepe (1969), and Serafino (1969). Return to television and reconciliation with Celentano In 1999 Santercole collaborated on the new album by Pio Trebbi, lead singer of the Clan Celentano, who was experiencing economic difficulties; they wrote the song "L'ultimo del clan". To help, Santercole contacted Celentano, who decided to join the two in an episode of his television program Francamente me ne infischio. The symbol of peace between the two after that in the past there had been some disagreements. On 22 January 2007 Santercole agreed to participate with Varese at a celebration of the 50th anniversary of rock 'n' roll in Italy, along with Pennant, the Rebels, Rosie, Ghigo Agosti, and others. In September 2008 Santercole was a guest at the Festival in Venice with Adriano Celentano for the new release of Yuppi du. 2009 in June he hosted the programme of Rai Two Stracult Show of Marco Giusti German in a sketch comedian with Stefano Sarcinelli and Nicola Vicidomini. On 13 April 2010 Santercole released a new album, titled Nessuno è solo, on which he had composed all of the music (Mimmo Politanò wrote the lyrics). ==Discography==
Discography
With the Rebels ;45s • 1960 Rebels in blues/blue shirt (Italdisc IR-69) • 1961 Henry VIII/200 per hour (Boško Peraica QB 8031) • 1962 La cavalcata/Serenata a Valle Chiara (Clan Celentano, ACC 24002) • 1963 at nine o'clock in the bar/Danny boy (Clan Celentano/I Rebels, R 6000; the b-side is credited to Christmas Befanino and the Raebels) • 1964 who is la ragazza del Clan?/quella donna (Clan Celentano/I Rebels, R 6002) ;LPs • 1968 I Ribelli (Dischi Ricordi, SMRP 9052) • 1988 I Ribelli live (CGD, LSM 1315) ;CDs • 2002: I ribelli (Sony/BMG 191192) Solo ;45s • 1964: attached to ceiling/If you want (Clan Celentano, ACC 24017) • 1964: Silver Star/without shoes (Clan Celentano, ACC 24020) • 1965: Oh Rose ' Rosetta/ladies and gentlemen (Clan Celentano, ACC 24025) • 1966: this old crazy world/our time (Clan Celentano, ACC 24042) • 1967: the fight of love/soul (Clan Celentano, ACC 24056) • 1968: Jane and John/how beautiful the day (Clan Celentano, ACC 24076) • 1969: Poor Gino/Barbara (Clan Celentano, BF 69024) • 1970: the King of fantasy/how sad night (Clan Celentano, BF 69045) • 1975: Such a cold night tonight/the ballad (Clan Celentano, CLN 3040) • 1978: Giovanna/Uacci-du amor (Valiant, ZBV 7087) • 1980: Change for change, no!/Ancora us (MONLupus 4909; with Blue Valente) • 1981: Adriano t set fire/the love (Cherry White CB-85; with Blue Valente) • 1982: Love is blue/Cavomba (DailyMusic, DLM-31014 Blue) • 2010: nobody is only (Sony) ;EPs • 1965: Hi guys/who have it with me/I'm a failure/I want to sleep (Hi! Boys, ACC-SP-25002; with Adriano Celentano and Don Backy; Santercole sings "Sono un fallito") ;CDs • 2000: Gino Santercole (D'azur 1525, TBP series Yesterdays; re-recording with new arrangements of the biggest hits) • 2005: Il Meglio (DV More, ;Soundtracks • 1983: Segni particolari: bellissimo (CGD Records 20406, Cetra LPX 119) • 1985: Joan Lui - Ma un giorno nel paese arrivo io di lunedì. ==Filmography==
Filmography
• 1960: San Remo, la grande sfida (San Remo, the Great Challenge) (dir. Piero Vivarelli) - himself • 1961: Io bacio... tu baci (I Kiss ... You Kiss) (dir. Piero Vivarelli) • 1963: Uno strano tipo (A Strange Kind) (dir. Lucio Fulci) - himself • 1964: Cleopazza (dir. Carlo Moscovini) • 1964: Super rapina a Milano (Super Heist in Milan) (dir. Adriano Celentano and Piero Vivarelli) - Gino • 1968: Rose rosse per il führer (Red Roses for the Fuhrer) (dir. Fernando di Leo) - British parachutist • 1968: Serafino (Seraphim) (dir. Pietro Germi) - Sergeant • 1969: Il commisario Pepe (Police Chief Pepe) (dir. Ettore Scolo) - Oreste • 1969: Infanzia, vocazione e prime esperienze di Giacomo Casanova, veneziano (Childhood, vocation and early experiences of Giacomo Casanova, Venetian) (dir. Luigi Comencini) - Baffo • 1969: Il giovane normale (The Normal Young Man) (dir. Dino Risi) - Giorgio • 1971: ''Er più – Storia d'amore e di coltello (Er more: Story of love and a Knife'') (dir. Sergio Corbucci) - Verdicchio • 1972: Il sindacalista (The Union) (dir. Luciano Salce) - Operaio • 1973: The Assassination of Matteotti (dir. Florestano Vancini) - Fascist • 1973: Li chiamavano i tre moschettieri... invece erano quattro (They Were Called Three Musketeers ... But They Were Four) (dir. Silvio Amadio) - Athos • 1974: I figli di nessuno (''Nobody's Children'') (dir. Bruno Gaburro) • 1974: Sesso in testa (Sex Head) (dir. Sergio Ammirata [and Fernando de Leo]) - Diana's boyfriend • 1974: Milano odia: la polizia non può sparare (Almost Human) (dir. Umberto Lenzi) - Vittorio • 1975: Yuppi du (dir. Adriano Celentano [and Miky del Prety]) - Napoleone • 1975: Amore vuol dir gelosia (Love is the Meaning of Jealousy) (dir. Mauro Severino) - Amos • 1975: Labbra di lurido blu (Lips of Lurid Blue) (dir. Alberto) - Alberto • 1976: ''L'Agnese va a morire (And Agnes Chose to Die'') (dir. Giuliano Montaldo) - Piròn • 1978: Un amore così fragile, così violento (A Love So Fragile, So Violent (dir. Leros Pittoni) - Russo • 1978: Geppo il folle (Geppo the Crazy) (dir. Adriano Celentano) - First journalist • 1978: Viaggio con Anita (Travels with Anita) (dir. Mario Monicelli) - Camionista • 1979: Mani di velluto (Velvet Hands) (dir. Franco Castellano and Giuseppe Moccia) - Leo di Giordano • 1979: Switch (dir. Giuseppe Collizi) - Annibale • 1979: Super Andy, il fratello brutto di Superman (''Super Andy, Superman's Bad Brother'') (dir. Paolo Banchini) - Superkid • 1979: Profumo e balocchi (Perfume and Toys) (dir. Angelo Jacono) - Monica Father • 1980: Sono fotogenico (''I'm Photogenic'') (dir. Dino Risi) - Sergio • 1982: Marco Polo (TV mini-series, dir. Giuliano Montaldo) - Giuseppe • 1987: Fantastico 8 (TV Mini-Series, dir. Luigi Bonori) - himself • 1988: Rally (TV Series, dir. Sergio Martino) • 2004: Diritto di Difesa (Right of Defense) (TV Series, dir. Gianfrancesco Lazotti and Donatella Maiorca) • 2010: De Sancta Quiete - (final film role) Except where noted, film information courtesy of Internet Movie Database.. ==References==
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