Giancarlo Meo

Italian author, record producer and music publisher. Personage eclectic and ingenious makes thousand different jobs before joining the music industry. His first record is "Passion Flower" by Cannon Ball (a dance group formed by Charlie Cannon) (1978). The real turning point came with Claudio Simonetti (ex-Goblin and notable success with prog rock) with whom began a long and productive collaboration that led to the successful productions of Easy Going and Vivien Vee. While the primitive label Monkey (2) becomes Banana Records, always by the graphic artist Claude Gorial, reach there Walter Martino, Craabs, Capricorn (3) and man-robot David Zed, in 1980 born Delirium Records with a passage from the "disco-spaghetti" to the "Italo-disco" with Barbara York, Steel Mind and Kasso (aka Claudio Simonetti), but his production in the world's best-selling is "Gioca-Jouer" by famous disc-jcokey Claudio Cecchetto (1981).