[Around Prog #9] Le Orme
Le Orme are one of the main groups of Italian Progressive Rock and one of the best known also abroad. The first experiences took place in the 1960s, precisely in…
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Le Orme are one of the main groups of Italian Progressive Rock and one of the best known also abroad. The first experiences took place in the 1960s, precisely in…
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