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Valerie Dore is an Italo disco musical project formed in 1984 by producer Roberto Gasparini. The moniker is now used as a stage name by Monica Stucchi (born May 28, 1963 in Milan). Several hit singles and one album were released under the Valerie Dore name between 1984 and 1986, with studio vocals first provided by Novecento's Dora Nicolosi (née Carofiglio), then Simona Zanini (of Radiorama, Doctor's Cat, and Raggio di Luna/Moon Ray). Thereafter, Stucchi herself voiced her recordings and public appearances. Stucchi lives in Milan, Italy. Prior to her career in music, she worked as graphic designer and was a singer in The Watermelon String Band a bluegrass band led by Bruno Guaitamacchi that played in Milan pubs. She was discovered at age 20 by the Italo producer Roberto Gasparini.
The Valerie Dore project launched in 1984 with "The Night," an Italo disco ballad written by Barbara Lynn Addoms with the Nicolosi brothers from Novecento. With the music produced by Gasparini and Lino Nicolosi, and vocals by Dora Carofiglio, the song was completed in the studio and released as a single. Stucchi provided the public face of the singer, both in print and in "live" lip-synched performances.
A - The Night (3:48)
Written-by: G. Nicolos, B. Addoms / Produced-by: Lino Nicolosi, Roberto Gasparini / Arranged-by: P.E.L. Nicolosi
B - The Night (Instrumental) (3:48)
Written-by: G. Nicolos, B. Addoms / Produced-by: Lino Nicolosi, Roberto Gasparini / Arranged-by: P.E.L. Nicolosi
Label: Dureco Benelux
Genre: Italo Disco
Catalog# 4930
℗ 1984
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