It’s Almost Summer

on May 31, 2021May 25, 2021

Yes-Memorial day means -it’s almost summer!

What better way to spend a lazy summer day than listening to a new song by me, Aldo Buzzi!

That’s right, I have a new single coming out on the first day of summer called, “LAZY SUMMER”.

Remember when you where a kid those summer days that seemed to last forever? The sun shining on your face, the smell of flowers everywhere, a warm gentle breeze, remember those days and those feelings, sounds and smells of a lazy summer day.

On June 20th 2021

Sit back, get a cool drink with your baby by your side, kick back and listen to

“LAZY SUMMER”!

Header photo by: Photo by Ankhesenamun on Unsplash – Flag Photo by Dan Parlante on Unsplash

I need a little help from my Friends

on June 19, 2019June 19, 2019

I need everyone to put on their Spotify playlist – My song below from my new album “This is My Life”. This song is the 7th song on the album called, “Bossa Bass a Nova”

Cover Photo by Jonny Clow on Unsplash

#6 -UR I AM

on June 9, 2019June 10, 2019

This song gets back to some of my roots back in the late 70″s early 80’s Punk, New Wave era. A little like Iggy Pop (but not exactly), I think you’ll here some of the early influences from Max’s Kansas City and Mudd club Days.

Pre-save on Spotify before the 15th click the link https://show.co/wVgy0XJ

Surfing “One last Wave”

on August 31, 2018June 14, 2019

One Last Time as the Summer is Ending

Let’s go Surfing!

Figure we give it one last shot, or should we say “WAVE” while the weather is still hot and the water is even hotter!

Surfing was a song that was written in collaboration from my first band, The Lampshades. I came up with the bass riff and the band joined in and contributed to make the basics of the song. I wrote the lyrics and sung the song. This version still has the basic’s and lyrics intact, although it was re-imagined with some new twists to the song.

Would like to thank all the Photographers from Unsplash for their awesome photos that were used in this video

Julie Macey – https://unsplash.com/@jules144

Teddy Kelly – https://unsplash.com/@teddykelley 

Chris Osmond – https://unsplash.com/@chrisosmond 

Connor Murphy – https://unsplash.com/@conner3400 

Abigail Lynn – https://unsplash.com/@shmabbss 

Vladimir Kudinov – https://unsplash.com/@madbyte 

Joschko Hammermann – https://unsplash.com/@hmmrmnn 

Joey Pilgrim – https://unsplash.com/@joeypilgrim 

Christopher Campbell – https://unsplash.com/@chrisjoelcampbell 

Andes Wideskott – https://unsplash.com/@wideshot 

Frank McKenna – https://unsplash.com/@frankiefoto 

Jade Rousseau – https://unsplash.com/@calamityjady 

Sherry Zhu – https://unsplash.com/@sherryxzhu 

Steve Halama – https://unsplash.com/@steve3p_0 

Patrick Tomasso – https://unsplash.com/@impatrickt 

Charisse Kenion – https://unsplash.com/@charissek 

Yoann Boyer -https://unsplash.com/@yoannboyer

Jeremy Bishop -https://unsplash.com/@tentides

Zachary Shea @zacharyshea

I hope I got everyone — if i missed someone apologies

Eclectic Collaborations “Eye Appeal” play oversea’s!

on May 16, 2018May 16, 2018

My New release, “Aldo Buzzi -Eclectic Collaborations” has gotten some good Radio airplay and is getting some notice oversea’s in countries like Japan, Israel, Australia, UK, Philippines and Taiwan are leading the way with many plays and downloads. Here in North America, the United States is leading the way and I would personally like to thank everyone in the states for listening and downloading my music with Canada and Mexico right behind the US with some great play.

Go to the below links to purchase, listen and download

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/aldobuzzi2

http://www.jango.com/music/Aldo+Buzzi

Available for download on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, Itunes and more

Let’s Roll around to the MUDD Club, NYC

on May 14, 2018May 14, 2018

What a wild time in my life working and playing at the Mudd Club! My partner Bill and I through our sound system company Centour Sound became the production managers of the club after John Kessler was done doing his stint as the production manager. Just before John left we had the extreme pleasure of John, Bill and I working together to work with Frank Zappa who played the Mudd Club! We brought in extra equipment and a bigger mixing console to accommodate his band. Terry Bozzio was on the drums at that time. That was a thrill to work with a master in such a small venue. There is a sketchy bootleg, sounds to me like someone had a cassette tape recorder and taped it in the midst of the crowd. The recording is on you tube, I included the link – I remember that Frank had his own sound person do a recording right from the board, so that must be available somewhere in some Zappa archive.

We worked with a lot of different bands & artists from Samba to Punk, experimental to down right BAD–fashion shows and you name it everything in between. DJ’s Anita Sarko (who has passed away in 2015) and DJ David Azarch made the club hum, jump and jive into the wee hours of the morning. In which we usually ended up going to an after hours club and came out squinting as the sun was fully out and blaring while we were going home and watching the rest of the world just going to work. I will add more Mudd Club memories in my blog as time goes by – Keith Herring, Johnny Thunders, Question Mark and the Mysterians, Sam and Dave, John Belushi, wow and so many – so stay tuned in! –

Let Me Go

on May 5, 2018April 20, 2018

An Eclectic song with a strong beat a little reminiscent of Devo a band back in the early 70’s through the early 80’s. The words are are a bit self centered introspective.

You don’t know What I don’t Know You don’t Care if I don’t Care You don’t come When I say Go Hear me not or Let Me Go

To Purchase the complete album CD or for download go to:

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/aldobuzzi

Cover Photo by: Jaak Horn Jaak Horn @jaakh

Da da Dee Da

on March 31, 2018March 18, 2018

Da da Dee Da is a whimsical little number that the rhythm and vocals just keep laying over one and another. It started by me just playing an acoustic guitar riff over and over. As it progressed I tried adding lyrics but all I kept coming up with is DA da Dee Da in which mimicked the guitar riff. So I took the notes and added a horn section and layered that in the back ground. A sax solo fit in very melodically with that haunting like echo on it. I just kept laying vocals in all ranges and at one point I called my wife in and had her lay down a few vocal laying tracks. In fact the last vocal Da da Dee da you hear as all the other vocals fade out is my wife’s vocal. One thing about this song is that when you hear it once Da da Dee Da will stick in your head for the rest of the day.