Over a career spanning seven decades and traversing musical genres with panache, the quality that unites Al Bano Carrisi’s work is that unmistakable powerhouse of a voice. Whether it’s breaking hearts on the Bacharach-style orchestral pop of “Nel sole”—from the 1967 film of the same name in which he starred—or injecting ardency into the ’80s synth-pop of “Nostalgia canaglia”, Al Bano’s soaring tenor, simultaneously full of anguish and strength, ensures every song becomes his own. Even on the grandest torch songs (“E' la Mia Vita”) or Bond-esque themes (“Io di notte”), it’s all about the voice.