1980, a crossroad full of living icons in a single movie interpreted and directed by Alberto Sordi, Io E Caterina. So, Alberto Sordi, Edwige Fenech, the year of release, 1980, what do you need to get an absolute masterpiece? The soundtrack composer, maestro Piero Piccioni. It can be said it openly, one of its greatest scores for cinema, intense, full of energy, orchestral, funky, melodic, touching, enthralling, passionate. An album that will be the score of your private summer, on your turntable, in your sitting-rooms or as a late '70s background for your cocktails, together with Edwige dancing with an eye-arresting dress and great Alberto drinking a cup of champagne watching the diva of two decades dancing exclusively for him, everything under the gaze of Caterina, a robot-maiden more human than it could be thought. The album features the original album track list, never released before alternate takes and everything in stereo, carefully remastered by Claudio Fuiano. 180 gram vinyl featuring a printed inner sleeve full of original artworks, liner notes by Fabio Babini and an homage to Piero Piccioni written by his son Jason that tells a nice story happened in the studio during the recording session, 40 years ago... Do not miss it...

A1. Iron Doll (Titoli) (4:59)
A2. What Is There To See (4:28)
A3. Yes I've Got Designs On You (4:03)
A4. Hold Me Till Tomorrow (4:15)
A5. Sentimental Runaway (2:24)
B1. Imprinting (2:52)
B2. As On And On Me Dance (3:18)
B3. The Longing That I Feel (2:10)
B4. I've Seen Love Face To Face (4:15)
B5. Iron Doll (Finale) (3:26)
B6. Hold Me Till Tomorrow (Edda Version - Bonus Track) (4:21)