I Corvi

I Corvi (The Ravens) Italian beat band formed in Parma in 1965, began offering covers of British and American bands like their most popular song Un Ragazzo di Strada (I Ain't No Miracle Worker of Brogues) and performs with a raven perched on the headstock of the bass guitar, called Alfredo (in honor of their record producer).
The original were Angelo Ravasini (vocals, guitar), Fabrizio "Billo" Levati (guitar), Italo "Gimmi" Ferrari (bass), and Claudio Benassi (drums).

Their first record and most popular song Un Ragazzo di Strada was a rewriting of I Ain't No Miracle Worker by the Episode Six.

In 1969, co-founder of the band Fabrizio "Billo" Levati left the group and began a successful 30-year career as a club and radio-DJ.