Artist

UNO

Danilo Rustici (guitar, keyboards, vocals)
Elio D'Anna (sax, flute)
Enzo Vallicelli (drums)

Formed from the ashes of Osanna when the band split in 1974 by Elio D'Anna and Danilo Rustici along with drummer Enzo Vallicelli (from Hellza Poppin, who had played with Osage Tribe and Claudio Rocchi), Uno was a much-hyped band that went to England to record their first and only album with help from lyricist N.J.Sedwick and singer Liza Strike (of The dark side of the moon fame).

The album is not far from late Osanna style (Landscape of life-era), with four english-sung tracks and three in italian, with songs like I cani e la volpe in evidence, but didn't reach the success the band hoped. 
An english sung version of the album was released abroad, with a nice surreal cover designed by Hipgnosis (again a link with Pink Floyd), but didn't attract much interest.
The three-piece band worked well in studio but couldn't get satisfying results when playing live, so the help from Danilo Rustici's brother Corrado (from Cervello) on guitar and bass was requested for live appearances. From this expanded line-up came the inspiration for a new band, called Nova.

Enzo Vallicelli has kept playing (and still does it now, under his surname of Vince Vallicelli) as an appreciated blues drummer.

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LP
Uno	Fonit (LPX 26)	1974	gatefold laminated cover
	Fonit / Pellicano (PL 417)	1980	different single cover
	Fonit / Vinyl Magic (LPP 428)	1991	gatefold cover identical to the original
CD
Uno	Fonit Cetra (CDLP 428)	1991	reissue of 1974 album
	Warner/Fonit (28327-2)	90's	as above- now deleted
	BTF/Vinyl Magic (VMCD 109)	2005	as above, with mini-gatefold cover, obi and booklet
SINGLES (with picture sleeve)
I cani e la volpe Popular girl	Fonit (SPF 31312)	1974	both tracks from the album

Uno was released with a gatefold laminated cover, the reissue having a standard non-laminated cover, and has increased its price in recent years due to collectors' demand, despite not being a great rarity. 

The album has also been released in various european countries with the seven tracks all sung in english (in France by Motors, MT 44027, and Germany by Pan, no. 88 397 IT, both with a nice different cover, designed by Hipgnosis) and has never been counterfeited.
A japanese CD exists, on Strange Days (1001), with mini-LP cover. 
The original italian CD reissues, deleted since long, have finally been replaced by a nice one in the BTF "Italian progressive rock" with gatefold cover, obi and illustrated booklet.

Drummer Enzo Vallicelli has his own website at http://www.vincevallicelli.it