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Zucchero (Italian for Sugar), found success in the early 1980s with the song “Donne,” backed by American Idol judge Randy Jackson. Zucchero appeared at Woodstock ’94 with frequent collaborators Eric Clapton and Luciano Pavarotti. Zucchero has recently worked with American recording artists Sheryl Crow and Macy Gray.
In 2005, Zucchero released Zucchero & Co. featuring a duet with Eric Clapton. Zucchero’s latest album All the Best peaked at No. 1 in his home country, Italy. Don’t miss this international sensation when you order your Zucchero tickets from OnlineTickets.com!
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Average Score based on 2 review(s). What can I say, except: FANTASTICO!!! I saw Zucchero at Place des Arts last Friday. It was, undoubtedly, the best live performance I have ever seen and heard. Zucchero, live, sounds just as good or even better than he does on his records. He does not need any smoke and mirrors. He is a true artist and talent. I have one complaint, though: he was supposed to begin the concert at 8pm but only started at after 9pm. Most everyone around me said he looked a bit tipsy when he swaggered onto the stage. I will give him the benefit of the doubt, but I hope such a great talent does not end up like Elvis - that would be a crime especially for those close to him!
I saw Zucchero on the 27th at Carnegie Hall. He was fantastic. Up until now, the only cponcerts I have ever been to were huge name rock acts, or smal scale punk shows. Ive seen everybody from Pink Floyd, to Bad Brains, live. My girlfriend is from Italy, and she had been trying to sell me on Zucchero for over a year now. After hearing his music, I came to the conclusion that he was okay, and I liked his music - enough to go see him live. The show was electrifying, and his band has some serious talent, especially the bass player - he rocked hard. All the songs were fantastic, and performed to perfection. The crowd roared, and knew most of the lyrics - even the Italian lyrics. He did like 3 encores, only one of which I didnt care for - a song where they dubbed Pavoratti's singing into the performance. But overall I give it an "A", I had a great time.
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Zucchero was born Adelmo Fornaciari on September 25, 1955, in Reggio Emilia, Italy. Zucchero began playing guitar as a child and by the 1970s had formed a series of bands starting with Le Nuove Luci and then Sugar and Candies. In 1978, Zucchero began writing pop songs for other musicians. Zucchero released his first album Un Po' Di Zucchero in 1983.
In 1985, after moving to California, Zucchero teamed up with then-Journey bassist, and current American Idol judge, Randy Jackson. Zucchero and the Randy Jackson band performed the hit song “Donne” at the Sanremo Festival in Italy. Zucchero released the soul-influenced Rispetto in 1986. Zucchero’s 1987 EP Blue’s became one of his many popular albums and made Zucchero a household name in Italy. The album featured the hit song “Senza Una Donna.”
In 1989, Zucchero released Oro incenso e birra, which included a guest appearance by Eric Clapton. The album had success with the singles “Diamante” and “Overdose (d'Amore).” In 1990, Zucchero attempted to introduce himself to the rest of the world with his album Zucchero Sings His Hits in English. Zucchero’s 1995 album Spirito DiVino managed to cross over to the rest of Europe with the songs "Il Volo" and "Papa perché?"
In 2005, Zucchero released Zucchero & Co., which featured duets with Eric Clapton, Sting and B.B. King. The album was Zucchero’s first to enter the top half of the Billboard 200. Zucchero’s latest album All the Best was released in 2007. Zucchero fans can find him on tour, bringing his soulful blues rock to a town near you. Order your Zucchero concert tickets from OnlineTickets.com!
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