On Friday, 31 March 1989 04:01:05 UTC+1, The Master  wrote:   
   > >Rick Wakeman dedicated his "Criminal Record" album to Fabio Nicoli (or is it   
   > >Niccoli?) Who is/was Fabio Nicoli? What's his claim to musical immortality?   
   >     
   >      I believe he and Rick were good friends and Nicoli did most of the art   
   > direction for Rick's albums, even going back to his days with The Strawbs.   
   > I think Nicoli died shortly before "Criminal Record" came out; my info on   
   > this is sketchy at best.  I'll see if I can get any further on it...   
   >    
   > Dave White   
   > "I would not love you if I understood you;   
   >  I do not want to behold your face.   
   >  I'm comprehending; I'm contented   
   >  Knowing my station and my place" - Rick Wakeman's "1984"   
      
   I was Fabio's partner for 4 yrs in 1970-74 and ran Hewson, Rose & Nicoli which   
   was one of the leading creative boutiques at the time in London. I then went   
   on to a long and wonderful career in 14 countries(still at it!). Sadly Fabio   
   is not around as none    
   of us knew about his weak heart and he did like to party. He died after   
   returning from a Stones party in Spain at his Chelsea flat. Everyone liked   
   Fabio - who after leaving us formed Fabio Nicoli associates then joining A&M   
   Records as Creative Director.   
      
   Martyn Rose   
      
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