All the Best (Zucchero album)

All the Best is the compilation album by Italian singer-songwriter Zucchero Fornaciari, released in November 2007, in celebration of his 25th anniversary from the release of the first studio album Un po' di Zucchero in 1983. It was promoted with All the Best World Tour in 2008, with 85 concerts in Europe, Morocco, Armenia, North America, and Australia.

All the Best
Compilation album by
Zucchero
Released23 November 2007
GenreBlues, R&B, Soul, Smooth jazz, Blues rock, Rock, Pop rock, Pop
Length
  • 77:51 (1CD)
  • 77:43 (2CD)
  • 63:42 (American CD)
LabelPolydor Records, Universal
ProducerDon Was, Zucchero
Zucchero chronology
Fly
(2006)		 All the Best
(2007)		 Chocabeck
(2010)
Alternative cover

Overview

The compilation album was released in several editions. The regular edition in Italy was released as 2CD with 35 tracks,[1][2] in Europe as 1CD with 18 tracks,[3][4] while in North America and iTunes as 1CD with 15 tracks. In North America was released January 15, 2008 by Verve Records.[5] Italian edition is available in some iTunes Stores. In Italy and Europe was also released a limited edition with 2 CD and 3 DVD (video collection, bonus videos, extras).[1]

Depending on the edition, it includes four new covers: "Wonderful Life" by Black, which was released in Italy as single (#9), "Tutti i colori della mia vita" which is "I Won't Let You Down" by Ph.D., also released as single (#7), "Amen" which is "How Could This Go Wrong" by Exile, and "You Are So Beautiful" by Billy Preston.

The compilation, especially the Italian edition (due to vast track list), and European (due to have more hits than American), are the most complete compilation of his most successful and best songs. It includes hits "Diamante" and "Il Volo", as well collaborations "Dune Mosse" with Miles Davis, "Miserere" with Luciano Pavarotti, cover "Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime" (Italian version "Indaco Dagli Occhi Del Cielo") feat Vanessa Carlton and Haylie Ecker, "Ali D'Oro" feat John Lee Hooker, and "Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman)" feat Paul Young.[6]

In 2014 was released a 2CD limited edition All The Best + Zu & Co. in promotion of the Night of the Proms concerts.[7]

Reception

All About Jazz reviewed the American 15-tracks edition, praising that "perhaps no other recording artist in the world has recorded as many successful – and diverse – collaborations", the songs are a successful mixture of blues, soul, gospel and Italian melodies, concluding "never one to rest on his laurels, Zucchero continues to seek the recognition in the United States that he enjoys in the rest of the world".[8]

Track listing

Italian Double CD

Disc 1

No.TitleLength
1."Nel Cosi' Blu"4:28
2."Tutti I Colori Della Mia Vita"4:04
3."Wonderful Life"5:09
4."Occhi"3:39
5."Indaco Dagli Occhi Del Cielo"3:58
6."Il Volo"4:20
7."Baila (Sexy Thing)"4:06
8."Bacco Perbacco"3:43
9."Diamante"5:50
10."Cosi' Celeste"4:51
11."Un Kilo"3:31
12."Amen"4:02
13."Menta E Rosmarino"5:22
14."Blu"5:47
15."Con Le Mani"4:42
16."Solo Una Sana (E Consapevole Libidine Salve Il Giovane Dallo Stress E Dall'Azione Cattolica!)"2:54
17."Diavolo In Me"4:07
18."You Are So Beautiful"2:56

Disc 2

No.TitleLength
1."Overdose (D'Amore)"5:22
2."Il Mare (Impetuoso Al Tramonto Sali'Sulla Luna E Dietro Una Tendina Di Stelle...)"3:56
3."Dune Mosse" (feat Miles Davis)5:43
4."Senza Una Donna"4:27
5."Donne"3:23
6."Ridammi Il Sole"4:05
7."Rispetto"4:19
8."Pane E Sale"3:58
9."Ahum"4:44
10."Non Ti Sopporto Piu"4:22
11."Hey Man"4:17
12."It's All Right (La Promessa)"5:16
13."Va, Pensiero"4:09
14."Pippo"4:35
15."X Colpa Di Chi?"3:14
16."Miserere" (feat Luciano Pavarotti)4:13
17."Madre Dolcissima"7:09

European CD
No.TitleLength
1."Wonderful Life"5:09
2."I Won't Let You Down"4:05
3."Senza Una Donna (Without A Woman)" (feat Paul Young)4:27
4."Baila (Sexy Thing)"4:07
5."Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" (feat Vanessa Carlton and Haylie Ecker)4:00
6."Nel Cosi Blu"4:26
7."Il Volo"4:17
8."Bacco Perbacco"3:44
9."Occhi"3:38
10."Cosi Celeste"4:50
11."Blue" (English version)4:30
12."Diavolo In Me"4:06
13."Dune Mosse" (feat Miles Davis)5:39
14."Diamante"5:47
15."Va, Pensiero"3:51
16."Amen"4:01
17."Miserere" (feat Luciano Pavarotti)4:13
18."You Are So Beautiful"2:56

American CD
No.TitleLength
1."Wonderful Life"5:09
2."I Won't Let You Down"4:05
3."Senza Una Donna" (remastered 2007)4:27
4."Baila (Sexy Thing)" (remastered 2007)4:07
5."Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" (feat Haylie Ecker)4:00
6."Nel Cosi'Blu"4:26
7."Bacco Perbacco"3:44
8."Un Kilo"3:31
9."Dune Mosse" (feat Miles Davis)5:43
10."Ali D'Oro" (feat John Lee Hooker)4:55
11."Il Volo" (remastered 2007)4:17
12."Diavolo In Me" (remastered 2007)4:05
13."Amen"4:01
14."Miserere" (feat Luciano Pavarotti)4:13
15."You Are So Beautiful"2:56

Charts and certifications
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  13. "Switzerland Top 100 Albums" Archived June 5, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
  14. "Gold-/Platin-Datenbank (Zucchero; 'All the Best')" (in German). Bundesverband Musikindustrie.
  15. "Grado attende Zucchero, il "re del blues"". Messaggero Veneto – Giornale del Friuli (in Italian). 12 July 2008. Retrieved 4 March 2016. All The Best" che ha già superato il traguardo del DISCO DI DIAMANTE
  16. "The Official Swiss Charts and Music Community: Awards (Zucchero; 'All the Best')". IFPI Switzerland. Hung Medien.
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