Gino Vannelli (born 16 June 1952 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is a Canadian singer/songwriter of Italian ancestry.
From a musical family, his father was a big band musician. Gino Vannelli played drums at a young age and after finishing high school studied musical theory at McGill University.
He eventually went to Los Angeles, California where he signed with Herb Alpert's A&M Records, releasing his first album with that record label in 1973. Gino's brother, Joe, served as arranger and keyboardist for most of his recording career.
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EA/E She smokes them french cigarettes D/EE In cocktail gloves and a strapless dress A/ED/E She cuts a perfect silhouette G/CD But she's a dark angel wearing dark glasses G/CD A fading beauty as the night time passes .
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