Deep Red
Deep Red formed in Italy in 1974 with Claudio Simonetti on guitar and vocals, Giorgio Fiori on keyboards, Pino Presti on bass, and Alberto Camerini on drums....
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Deep Red formed in Italy in 1974 with Claudio Simonetti on guitar and vocals, Giorgio Fiori on keyboards, Pino Presti on bass, and Alberto Camerini on drums. They worked in progressive rock, a style that could be intricate and theatrical. Their 1975 album 'Argento' included the track 'Box of Memories,' which became a notable song for the band.
That album helped them reach a wider audience, though their sound and themes sometimes drew criticism from more conservative quarters. They kept recording through the late 1970s and put out albums like 'Fuzz' and 'A Farewell to Kings.' Camerini left the band in 1979.
Deep Red's catalog also includes songs like 'Over and Gone' and 'Television.' They released an album called 'Abandoned' in 2009. Their music, with its layered arrangements and Simonetti's vocal style, found listeners who appreciated that kind of detailed, atmospheric rock.
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