Fabrizio De André - Volume 1°

Catalog# on label is: PA LPS 39 (Produttori Associati - PA LPS 39)
Catalog# on cover is: BB LP 39 (Belldisc Italiana spa. - BB LP 39 volume 1°)

The name of Fabrizio De André appears written as " Fabrizio De Andre' " in the front cover and in the inner of the disc, as "De Andrè " in the "songs by" credits on the disc label. Also on the label of the disc also appears written as " FABRIZIO DE ANDRE' "

HISTORICAL NOTE:
In 1970 the record company Bluebell Records and the labels of the Belldisc Italiana S.p.A group (Belldisc, Mini Record, ...) were merged into a single label that took the name Produttori Associati.
For the very first copies of this album, Produttori Associati used the covers of 1967 Bluebell Record batches, pasting a sticker showing the new tracklist on the front and back of the cover and a sticker containing the text of "La Stagione del tuo Amore"on the inner envelope.


The print has the following characteristics:
- The cover is laminated with rounded edges: sticker with new tracklist

- On the front of the cover and on the inner envelope the song “La canzone di Barbara“ is presented with the abbreviated title "Barbara".
- On the front of the cover the song “Carlo Martello ritorna dalla battaglia di Poitier“ is presented with the abbreviated title “Carlo Martello”.

- On the spine of the cover there is the following text (black writing on a blue background): "Belldisc Italiana spa. BB PL 39 volume 1 stereo". There is an error: "PL instead of LP"

- The text of the “Carlo Martello ritorna dalla battaglia di Poitier“ is not included on the inner envelope due to the lack of authorization from the publisher; the words “È stato omesso il testo di Carlo Martello per mancata autorizzazione dell’Editore”

- The label shows the "Produttori Associati" logo at 270 ° and, on the left, the words "33 giri" and "SIAE" (the latter framed in a box);

- Label variant. Similar to release but on this issue there's a "33 giri" above the right society S.I.A.E.

- Characteristics of the songs:
A1 - "Preghiera in gennaio" was written by De André in memory of his friend and fellow singer-songwriter "Luigi Tenco" who died on January 27, 1967 in Sanremo during the "Festival della Canzone Italiana"

B1 - "Via del Campo": the music is that of the song by Enzo Jannacci "La mia morosa la va alla fonte"; De André believed it to be a medieval ballad rediscovered by Dario Fo '

B2 - “La stagione del tuo amore”: it replaces "Caro Amore"

B3 - “Bocca Di Rosa”: comes with the uncensored text; reads: “Appena scesa alla stazione del paesino di Sant’Ilario” e “Spesso gli sbirri e i carabinieri al proprio dovere vengono meno, ma non quando sono in alta uniforme e l'accompagnarono al primo treno” but in the inner sleeve the printed lyrics are the same of the mono version Fabrizio De André - Volume 1°

All this can be seen from the uploaded photos