- Leo
Chiosso (b. Turin, 8
August 1920 – d. Chieri, Italy, 26
November 2006) was an
Italian lyricist mostly known for his work with Fred Buscaglione. They...
-
Captain Giacomo (later James)
Chiosso was born
about 1789 into
local nobility in Turin, Piedmont. He had
three children by his
first wife:
Hannah (1816)...
- "Love in Portofino" is a 1958 song by
Italian writing duo
Chiosso-Buscaglione,
first sung by the
latter one.
Picked up by
French singer Dalida the next...
- In 1959,
Dalida released the song "Love in Portofino",
written by Leo
Chiosso and
composed by Fred Buscaglione. With
lyrics in
French and
Italian language...
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Cinquemilaquarantatre (1972). The song was
written by
Gianni Ferrio, Leo
Chiosso and
Giancarlo Del Re. In 1973,
Dalida and
Alain Delon recorded the song...
- (1930–2015),
Dutch architect Leo G.
Carroll (1886–1972),
English actor Leo
Chiosso (1920 - 2006),
Italian lyricist Leo F.
Forbstein (1892–1948), American...
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ledig dag (English: A Day Off) is a song
written by
Bengt Sten and
Matteo Chiosso. En
ledig dag was
originally released by
Swedish singer Östen Warnerbring...
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never hold them". In
early 1972,
composer Gianni Ferrio and
lyricists Leo
Chiosso and
Giancarlo Del Re [it]
wrote the song "Parole, parole" in Italian. It...
- John
David Wilson,
English animator and
producer (d. 2013) 1920 – Leo
Chiosso,
Italian songwriter and
producer (d. 2006) 1920 –
Jimmy Witherspoon, American...
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inspired by
Clark Gable and
Mickey Spillane's gangsters. His
friend Leo
Chiosso was a
lyricist who
wrote many of his songs.
Together they
wrote the hits...
