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Continuó su gira con la banda y regresó para contribuir con su trabajo de guitarra cada vez más experimental al álbum Big Thing. Al final de la agotadora gira mundial de diez meses de Big Thing (en junio de 1989), Cuccurullo se convirtió en miembro oficial de la banda y se trasladó a Londres.
The band features drummer Sterling Campbell and guitarist Warren Cuccurullo, who previously started work with the band on Notorious after the departure of Andy Taylor. Both would become members of the group in 1989. The album was a moderate commercial success, reaching number 15 on the UK Albums Chart and number 24 on the US ...
He went on to tour with the band, and returned to contribute his increasingly experimental guitar work to the album Big Thing. At the end of the grueling ten-month Big Thing world tour (in June 1989), Cuccurullo was made an official member of the band
La banda cuenta con el baterista Sterling Campbell y el guitarrista Warren Cuccurullo, quienes previamente comenzaron a trabajar con la banda en Notorious después de la partida de Andy Taylor. Ambos se convertirían en miembros del grupo en 1989.
Vocals [Big Thing Chorus] – Babba (2), Jane *, JT *, Jonathan *, Koren, Lou Soloff *, NR *. Backing Vocals – Carole Fredericks, Janiece Jamison *. Drums [Live Drums] – Steve Ferrone. Guitar [Big Thing Guitar] – Warren Cuccurullo. Percussion – Marc Chantereau.
22 de jun. de 2023 · Following the end of the “Big Thing” world tour in June 1989, the musician became a fully-fledged member of the beloved Duran Duran, much to his joy and the delight of his fans. Yet, the guitar was far from the only thing that Cuccurullo was great at, and his songwriting skills shined through in the band’s 1993 album “Wedding Album.”
11 de jul. de 2018 · Cuccurullo lent his talents to two Duran Duran albums during the ‘80s. Notorious was released in 1986 with the title track reaching number 2 on the US Billboard Hot 100 charts, and 1988’s Big Thing included the hit, “I Don’t Want Your Love,” which peaked at number 5.
