Lucio “Violino” Fabbri

Lucio “Violino” Fabbri (March 25, 1955) is an Italian multi-instrumentalist who played on albums by Mario Barbaja, Roberto Colombo, Claudio Rocchi, Jenny Sorrenti, Madrugada, and Piazza delle Erbe during the 1970s. In 1978, he released the album Amarena on Cramps.

Discography:

  • Amarena (1978)
  • Recitarcantando (live, 1980 • Demetrio Stratos & Lucio Fabbri)

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