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Francesco Racanati

Musical Producer, Composer and Arranger, Frankie Marlowe (Francesco Racanati) was born in Genova on November 14th 1961. He currently lives in Massa. His first succesful project was Elaine Laye's cover of How deep is your love (originally by the Bee Gees), released in Europe and Japan in 1989, which also contains the unreleased September Love. Among other productions, let's mention Spring Rain by Nine 2 Six, republished in 2011 on DJ Josè Padilla's compilation album "Bella Musica Vol. 6, "Japanese love" (E.L. Gang) and No "Cindy" Joke's Don' t make me cry, also released in Japan. In 1998, the CD single Lupi Cattivi, featuring raps by famous goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, a benefit project for "Blue Telephone" association (for which Frankie has written the text in Italian - Stop violence against children). Frankie reunited with his friend Vito Ulivi (Indiana), and together they create the team M & M Project. Releases: Like a Star (2012) and Drive my car (2013)

Recent Mixes

Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 150 by F. Marlowe: " A Touch of Elegance vol. 3: the 70's and the 80's " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 142 by F. Marlowe: " Alan Parsons as sound Engineer / Producer: '69 - '78 " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 138 by Frankie Marlowe: " Sweet Dreams: The Eurythmics Era " Episode artwork 'Back to the Future' ep. 132 by Frankie Marlowe: " Brother to Brother : Gino Vannelli 1973 / 1987 " Episode artwork 'Back to the Future' ep. 126 by Frankie Marlowe: " A Touch of Elegance vol. 2: the 80's " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 120 by Frankie Marlowe: " 80's Mainstream Hits " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 118 by Frankie Marlowe: " Strangelove: Depeche Mode 1981 / 1993 " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 117 by Frankie Marlowe: " The 'Gabriel Era' : GENESIS 1969 / 1975 " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 116 by Frankie Marlowe: " Fantasia: MATIA BAZAR 1976 / 1989 " Episode artwork Back to the Future' ep. 114 by Frankie Marlowe: " Old Days: CHICAGO 1969 / 1984 "