Source Material: Fausto Papetti – “Love’s Theme”

Fausto Papetti was an alto saxophone player from Viggiù, Lombardy, Italy.  He started recording in the ’50s, and he released a lot of music in the ’60s, but Papetti became more well-known in the ’70s.  In the ’70s, Papetti became known for his instrumental covers of pop and jazz music.  In 1974, he released his album, 18a Raccolta.  “Love’s Theme,” a cover of the Barry White Love Unlimited Orchestra original, was a standout from Papetti’s album.  One year later, Papetti released his album 20ª Raccolta (1975), and it became his most successful album to date.

Fausto Papetti – “Love’s Theme”