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Chris Rea - Dino

“Dino” Instrumental, from 2015 New "La Passione". The new La Passione comprised of 2 DVDs and 2 CDs - the box set will be CD1 & CD2 - Original Music from the 1996 soundtrack album 'La Passione', re-mastered & some remixed, including 'Girl In A Sports Car', along with new tracks. DVD 1 is: Re-edited original & new short films to complement the music along with an interview with Chris between each piece. Chris refers to these video pieces as "little boys dreams" in reference to them being about what he, as a 10/11 year old, saw motor racing & in particular Ferrari and it's German driver, Wolfgang Von Trips to epitomise. Also included on DVD 1 are new pieces on the Dino and GTO Ferrari's with new soundtracks to each. DVD 2 - Documentary on Wolfgang Von Trips - the Ferrari racing driver who Chris followed as a youngster and who subsequently died racing at the Italian Grand Prix in 1961 - made up entirely of Von Trips personal cine films, never seen before in this way. There will be new Music by Chris for the documentary. All 4 discs are housed within a 70 page coffee-table book, which includes photographs and paintings from Chris Rea. Alfredo Ferrari, first son of Enzo, was born in Modena in the first month of 1932. So touched was Ferrari by little Dino’s arrival that he immediately swore off the physical task of driving competitively, which he was still deeply involved with under the banner of his Scuderia Ferrari, Alfa Romeo’s factory racing team of the era. After many successful years in this role, Enzo would leave under a cloud after a 1939 falling out with management, before founding Ferrari S.p.A. around the time of Dino’s 15th birthday in 1947. Long before family business was family empire, Enzo intended for his son to one day succeed him as Il Commendatore of Ferrari, and began grooming him to do so from a very young age. Dino attentend the finest schools in Europe with a strong focus on industrial finance, broader economics, and of course, engineering. It quickly became apparent, however, that Dino was not well, and by the time he had completed only two years of technical school he was forced to withdraw for health reasons—this never stopped his father from calling him his “engineer son”, however. Though his exact level of involvement is disputed, Dino is said to have had a hand in several key Ferrari designs, notable the 750 Monza and several small-capacity racing V6s. At the tragically young age of 24, Dino fell victim to what is now known as Muscular Dystrophy, passing away in June of 1956. Enzo was devastated, as was his wife Laura, with whom he never quite reconciled afterwards. The Dino series of racing cars, as well as the 206/246 and their successors were named in honor of his departed son. Musical Arrangements: Chris Rea, Max Middleton, Neil Drinkwater Recorder by: Jon Kelly, Stewart Eales, Stewart Epps Sound Engineers: Stewart Eales, Stewart Epps Mastered by: Tom Young at Metropolis Director of Photography: Roger Bonnici Editors: Paul Endacott, James Miller, Scott Mc Burney Unit 2 Director: Trevor Wren Unit 2 D.O.P: Jason Wren Unit 2 Grip: Kirk Thornton 2nd Assistant Director: Mark Ingram Back Projectionist: Charlie Staffle This video has been published with absolute respect and admiration to Chris Rea's music ! Available to buy "New La Passione" 2015, here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/PASSIONE-Chri...