The Harrow

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The Harrow (2009)
The Harrow (2009)
Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Albums
Overpower
  CH 20th 01/26/1986 (9 weeks)
Day by day
  DE 13 05/18/1987 (19 weeks)
  CH 4th 05/31/1987 (18 weeks)
Read
  DE 63 October 24, 1988 (1 week)
The Best of Den Harrow
  DE 18th 08/14/1989 (14 weeks)
Singles
Future Brain
  CH 6th 08/18/1985 (11 weeks)
Bad boy
  DE 20th 01/27/1986 (16 weeks)
  CH 11 02/09/1986 (12 weeks)
Charleston
  DE 18th 05/19/1986 (17 weeks)
  CH 17th 06/08/1986 (6 weeks)
Catch the Fox (Caccia Alla Volpe)
  DE 27 03/11/1986 (14 weeks)
  CH 8th 11/16/1986 (11 weeks)
Don't break my heart
  DE 4th 04/13/1987 (19 weeks)
  CH 6th 04/26/1987 (14 weeks)
Tell Me Why
  DE 22nd 06/29/1987 (11 weeks)
  CH 12 07/12/1987 (8 weeks)
Born to Love
  DE 45 04/11/1988 (8 weeks)
You have a way
  DE 56 10/31/1988 (4 weeks)
Holiday Night
  DE 38 08/21/1989 (12 weeks)

Stefano Zandri (born June 4, 1962 in Nova Milanese , Italy ) is an Italian dressman . He was the face of the Den Harrow project and became one of the best known and most successful entertainers in the Italo Disco field in the 1980s. Zandri moved his lips to playbacks on stage and in video clips . The voice was first contributed by Chuck Rolando, later Silvio Pozzoli , Tom Hooker and Anthony James until 1991 . Zandri, who still uses the name Den Harrow as a pseudonym , first admitted in 2012 that he had never sung the pieces of music in the 1980s.

biography

The former dressman and hobby designer was discovered in a Milan discotheque to present the songs of the producers Chieregato and Turatti. The stage name Den Harrow was derived from the Italian word Denaro , which means "money". He took singing lessons, but it turned out that he couldn't hold a note at all. A studio singer was hired to sing his singles and albums. Harrow was able to record hits all over Europe, the two albums Overpower (1985) and Day by Day (1987) alone contained eight top ten singles. In Germany, Harrow won the golden Otto der Bravo in 1987 as the most popular singer and relegated Michael Jackson to second place.

Tom Hooker, the studio singer of the two previous hit albums, was no longer available as a singer for the third album; he wanted to bring out his self-written songs under his own name and no longer have Harrow play them as playback. Harrow's voice sounded completely different on his third album - it was sung by a new studio singer. He also tried to sing himself when performing live - the dizziness was finally exposed. Tom Hooker, the singer of Bad Boy , Future Brain or Don't Break My Heart , said in an interview: “Den was really one of the greatest entertainers. It's tragic that he couldn't sing. ”In 2009 Den Harrow started a comeback attempt in Europe with Gabry Ponte as producer.

Discography

Albums

  • 1985: Overpower (singer: Tom Hooker)
  • 1987: Day by Day (singer: Tom Hooker)
  • 1988: Lies (singer: Anthony James)
  • 1989: The Best of Den Harrow (Singers: Tom Hooker and Anthony James)
  • 1996: I, Den (singer: Den Harrow)
  • 1999: Back from the Future (singer: Den Harrow)
  • 2008: The Legend: 1982–2009 (singer: Den Harrow)

Singles

Singer: Chuck Rolando

  • 1983: To Meet Me
  • 1984: A Taste of Love

Singer: Silver Pozzoli

  • 1985: Mad Desire (later re-sung by Tom Hooker for the album)

Singer: Tom Hooker

  • 1985: Future Brain
  • 1985: Bad Boy
  • 1986: Charleston
  • 1986: Catch the Fox
  • 1986: Overpower
  • 1987: Don't Break My Heart
  • 1987: Tell Me Why
  • 1988: Day by Day

Singer: Anthony James

  • 1988: Born to Love
  • 1988: You Have a Way
  • 1989: Holiday Night
  • 1989: Take Me Back

Singer: Den Harrow (Stefano Zandri)

  • 1991: Ocean
  • 1992: Real Big Love
  • 1992: All I Want Is You
  • 1994: Take Me
  • 1995: The Universe of Love
  • 1995: I Need a Lover
  • 1996: Take Me
  • 1997: The Universe of Love
  • 1997: A Taste of Love
  • 1998: I Feel You
  • 1998: Future Brain 98
  • 2000: Future Brain 2000
  • 2001: Don't Break My Heart 2001
  • 2006: Push Push
  • 2009: Take Me Away

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Chart discography albums
  2. ↑ Chart discography Singles
  3. ↑ Den Harrow: "Non ero ioa cantare le mie canzoni". Retrieved March 3, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Harrow, Den
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Stefano Zandri; Manuel Stefano Zandri
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian singer
DATE OF BIRTH 4th June 1962
PLACE OF BIRTH Nova Milanese