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Stefano Panunzi Rome, Italy
In 1997 Stefano Panunzi with Nicola Lori founded FJIERI, hosting Jakko Jakszyk, Mick Karn, Gavin Harrison, Tim Bowness, Richard Barbieri. From 2005 to today, in his albums "Timelines", "a Rose", "Beyond The Illusion", "Pages From The Sea" the same artists collaborate with Robby Aceto, Andrea Chimenti, Thomas Leer, Giancarlo Erra , Grice, Theo Travis, Fabio Fraschini, Luca Calabrese, Fabio Trentini ... more
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