Uomini Più Uomini

Uomini Più Uomini
Studio album by Amanda Lear
Released	1989 (See release history)
Recorded	1989 BIPS Studios Milan
Genre	Pop
Length	41:27
Label	Ricordi International
Producer	Stefano Previsti
Amanda Lear chronology
Secret Passion (1987) Uomini Più Uomini (1989) Tant Qu'il Y Aura Des Hommes (1989)

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Uomini Più Uomini is the eighth studio album by French singer Amanda Lear, originally issued on label Ricordi International in 1989. This was her first album feature only tracks sung in Italian. This album, like other several predecessors, was a commercial failure and failed to charts.

Album information

Uomini Più Uomini was only released in Italy where her popularity remained high because of several TV-appearances over the years. The album, however, was a flop. While Amanda's previous recordings usually contained elements dance beat, there was no dance material on this record. The album would re-appear under the name Tant Qu'il Y Aura Des Hommes in France the same year with half of the songs re-recorded in French and including a new song "Métamorphose".

It was initially only available on vinyl and cassette, However, German company Siebenpunkts Verlags Gmbh has since acquired the publishing rights to the album and it has been re-packaged and re-released on CD combined with tracks from its French language counterpart Tant Qu'il Y Aura Des Hommes under the titles Je T'aime, Télégramme, Essential and Indovina Chi Sono no less than nine times, once even by a sublabel to one of the Big Four, Warner Music France.

Indovina Chi Sono Farad, Italy 1993

Telegramme, JBR France 1993

Je T'aime Joker/Disco, Italy 1993

Indovina Chi Sono Arcade, Germany 1994

Indovina Chi Sono Mint Records, Germany & Russia 1995

Essential France 2001

Je T'aime France 2002

Track listing

Side A

1. "Mia Cara Clara" (Molco, Pallavicini, Conte) - 3:38
2. "Telegramma" (C. Malgioglio, C. Castellari) - 3:12
3. "Ragazzino" (Daiano, Caliandro) - 4:18
4. "Ripassi Domani" (Molco, Pallavicini, Conte) - 4:15
5. "Scuola D'Amore" (A. Lear, Daiano) - 4:30

Side B

1. "Una Notte Insieme A Te" (S. Menegale, R. Ferrato) - 3:51
2. "Indovina Chi Sono" (P. Limiti, P. Leon) - 3:22
3. "Una Rosa Un Tango" (C. Malgioglio, C. Castellari) - 4:05
4. "Illibata" (M. Poggini, Daiano, G. Caliandro) - 3:25
5. "Due" (C. Zavaglia, S. Mogavero, F. Graniero) - 3:27
6. "La Partita di Pallone" (C. A. Rossi, E. Vianello) - 3:24

Personnel

• Amanda Lear - vocals
• Moreno Ferrara - backing vocals
• Lalla Francia - backing vocals
• Monica Magnani - backing vocals
• Gennaro Trasi - acoustic guitar
• Moreno Ferrara - electric guitar
• Giorgio Mastrota - vocals on "Indovina Chi Sono"

Production

• Stefano Previsti - Produced and arranged
• A Mario Limongelli Production for Iperspazio - Milan, Italy
• Nicola Calgari, Paolo Mauri - Sound technicians
• Mixed at Heaven Studio Rimini, Italy
• Mario Flores, Pier Carlo Penta - Sound engineers
• Filippo Maniscalco - Cover
• Antonio Colombo - Mastering

Release history

Release format	Country	Cat. No.	Release date
LP	Italy	SNR 25129	1989
Cassette	Italy	IRK 75129	1989

CD re-releases

Note: the track "Métamorphose" from Tant Qu'il Y Aura Des Hommes is not included on any of these re-releases, some of them do however contain the unreleased French language version of "Telegramma".

• 1993 Italy: Indovina Chi Sono, Farad Records 11001.2. Tracks: the entire Uomini Più Uomini album in re-arranged order.
• 1993 France: Télégramme, JBR Records 302 307. Tracks: the entire Tant Qu'il Y Aura Des Hommes album in re-arranged order, but without "Métamorphose" and with "Télégramme"
• 1993 Italy: Je T'Aime - Joker / Disco 3 10068.

1. "Echec Et Mat"
2. "Ma Chère Claire"
3. "L'école D'Amour"
4. "Indovina Chi Sono"
5. "La Partita Di Pallone"
6. "Una Notte Insieme A Te"
7. "Télégramme"
8. "Demain"
9. "Una Rosa Un Tango"
10. "Ragazzino"
11. "Due"
12. "Illibata"

• 1994 Germany: Indovina Chi Sono Arcade/Mint Records 88 002 13. Tracklisting: as Je T'aime. Additional tracks: 13. "Ripassi Domani" 14. "Lili Marleen" (1993 re-recording from album Cadavrexquis).
• 1994 France: Télégramme, Arcade. Same as 1993 edition.
• 1995 Germany: Indovina Chi Sono Mint Records ADASD 01002. Tracklisting: identical to 1994 edition.
• 1995 Russia: Indovina Chi Sono Mint Records/ ADA Sound 01002. Tracklisting: identical to 1994 edition.
• 2001 France: Essential, Next Music CDES 060 - MD 817. Tracklisting: identical to Je T'aime.
• 2002 France: Je T'aime, Puzzle Productions / Warner Strategic Marketing WE 8869. Tracklisting: identical to 1993 edition.

External links

• Official Amanda Lear site
• Site about label Ricordi
• Amanda Lear at the Internet Movie Database