Carlo Angelo Tosi

Carlo Angelo Tosi is a bass player, singer and composer "underground-underground", as he likes to call himself, of the Milanese scene. He was born in Milan.
His musical growth began with listening and playing popular songs published by the label "Dischi del Sole", and of Enzo Jannacci and Fabrizio De Andrè.
A Beatles album, with four tracks, coming from England, unleashed in him the dream, never gone away, of becoming a rock musician. Thus the first band "Noi" was born, without an article. The band came to play at the Piper in Milan.
After the dissolution of the band, in the late seventies, Carlo Angelo Tosi joined for a short time in the formation of "The Waves di Via Capecelatro", a band that at its peak held a concert at the Palalido in Milan.
Soon, however, Carlo Angelo left this group and retired from the scene. He reappeared shortly after as a singer of "Blind Coulours", a band quite famous in the Milan area. The band proposed a really unique genre in those years in Italy, music that was inspired by Blood Sweet & Tears and Chicago. The band came close to the door of success, after an audition in the presence of Maestro Bonocore. Participation in the "Cantagiro" was within reach, but the band's elements gave up and preferred to continue their university studies. The band broke up after a short time.
Carlo Angelo switched to the real music "underground-underunderground", founded with some friends, the band of gestural music "The Carpinchos", a group mentioned in a book by Mario Maffi. The elements of this historical band, more unique than rare, have never announced their dissolution. The "uderground-underground" parties of "Carpinchos", also broadcast live by Radio Popolare, have remained unforgettable.
In the mid-nineties, was born from the ashes of "Noi", one of the oldest bands in the experience of our musician: "The Swimming Dragon Blues Band" or "SD(B)B", which broke up after fifteen years.
For some years now Carlo Angelo Tosi has been part of two formations, the "Mysterious" (with the pseudonym Vico) and the Blind Colours Reunion, both as bass player.