Spaccanapoli, Lost Souls - 51m 51s

Tracks & Durations

1. Pummarola Black	5:13
2. O' Mare	4:07
3. Sant' Anastasia	4:12
4. Palummiello	1:30
5. Vesuvio	3:39
6. A' Ferriera	4:11
7. Aneme Perze	4:26
8. O' Munachino	3:35
9. Siente Munacie'	4:16
10. Miezzo A Festa	3:56
11. O' Rinillo O' Rinello	3:51
12. Vesuvio Reprise	1:14
13. Piazza Dante	2:48
14. Santo Notte	4:45

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Review

Spaccanapoli (literally "Split Naples," named for a street that bisected the city) are an outgrowth of the legendary workers' collective E' Zezi, whose sounds of revolution and struggle came strongly based in the traditional music of southern Italy. And Spaccanpoli too have the tarantella and tarrurriate as their musical foundations. It's folk music, but like the best folk through the ages, it represents the history and problems of the working classes, as in "Sant' Anastasia." Other songs deal with pollution ("Mare") and loss ("A' Ferriera"). But there's also some joy to be found in material like "O' Rinillo O' Rinello," which exhorts people to have a good time. Think of this band as a folkier, more acoustic Chumbawamba and you're getting close to the heart of what they're about. --Chris Nickson

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