Nature came out in 1977 on Edizioni Leonardi's Wild Cat label and is one of the rarest Italian synchronization LPs. There is almost no trace of it even among library collectors, although it was played by a real studio supergroup of the time and recorded at Piero Umiliani's Sound Work-Shop.

The music moves between funk, jazz-rock and blues, but the flute of Gabriele Ducros keeps leading it towards pastoral atmospheres close to early 70s folk-prog. The ten titles follow the natural world, from Waters and Ices Slipping Away to Mountains, Eagles, Tigers and Jungle.

Next to Paolo Casa (12-string guitar, Mellotron) the line-up includes Alberto Visentin (piano, Fender, synth), Franco Di Stefano (drums, percussion), George Simms (guitars), Gianni Dall'Aglio (drums), the Jeans Orchestra (strings), Mauro Chiari (bass, vocals), Remigio Ducros (Fender piano), Roberto Puleo (electric guitar) and Roger Smith (bass).

Reissued by Redi Edizioni in a sleeve that faithfully reproduces the original artwork.

Black vinyl.