With a great album, highly representative of the Italian prog sound, Panna Fredda should have deserved some more success, but theirs is the typical story of a band having a record deal and not being able to produce an album. Uno was delayed for many months after its recording and even broadcast in radio before it’s release, but the record company (Vedette) didn’t support it at all and the band disappeared.
The band was from Rome, and their album was released in 1971, but as mentioned above, the group had already ceased to exist by the time of its release. The album contains six long cuts, mostly based on a very effective guitar-keyboards interplay. Some English prog influences can be heard, and classical influences are evident, especially in the keyboard parts, but the music is convincing and impressive. The voice is good, the lyrics original and the album has no weak points.