Dead Luciano Ghezzi, goodbye to the historic bass player of Ligabue. Greetings from the singer-songwriter from Correggio

Mourning in the world of music. He died suddenly alone 56 years, on the night of October 2, Luciano Ghezzi, all-time bear of Ligabue and co-founder of the historical group Clandestine.

The musician performed a constant in Ligabue’s long career, as he played bass on Correggio’s first four major rocker albums: “Ligabue” (1990), “Lambrusco coltelli rose & popcorn” (1991), “Survivors and survivors” (1993) and “What time is the end of world?” (1994). In addition, Ghezzi participated on September 10, 2005 at the Campovolo di Reggio Emilia event and then returned in 2011 and 2015. The last appearance together with Liga was for the presentation of the new Rcf Arena di Campovolo and the single “La ragazza dei tus dreams ”, within the 8 pm edition of Tg1 on September 10th. For several years the bassist had decided to dedicate himself to the family, leaving less and less space for music.

“You have occupied all the frequencies. From the depth of your devastating bass sound to your high-pitched voice, suited to Beatles harmonies, Ligabue wrote on social media, you’ve always thought about disabling yourself. When it came time to choose between family and music, he was quick to decide: family is anything else. But you have always been the one who best remembered and especially what happened to us. About twenty days ago we did a ‘Screaming against the sky’ together with everyone else who should have been in front of all those people but the virus did not allow it. At least it was good to be together. It was a pleasure to see you in better shape than ever. Your jokes, your happiness. We will really miss you very much. “