included more than a thousand songs. Most were written by Giacobetti and Savona. These include "Il Visconte di Castelfombrone", "In un palco della Scala", "Un disco dei Platters","'Nella vecchia fattoria" (Italian version of Old MacDonald Had a Farm), "Vecchia America", "Che centrattacco" (dedicated to footballer Virgilio Levratto), "Un bacio a mezzanotte" and "I ricordi della sera". Their song "Crapa Pelada (Testa Pelata)" ("Bald Head") was used on the American television series Breaking Bad in the final episode of the third season. Quartetto Cetra performed for the last time on July 1, 1988, in Bologna, Italy. Members Felice Chiusano (†1990) – vocals, drums (1941–1988) Tata Giacobetti (†1988) – vocals, double bass (1941–1988) Lucia Mannucci (†2012) – vocals (1947–1988) Virgilio Savona (†2009) – vocals, piano (1941–1988) Enrico De Angelis (†2018) – vocals (1941–1947) Discography 1955 - I successi internazionali del Quartetto Cetra (Cetra, LPA 16) 1955 - Lettere dal Sud America (Cetra, LPA 40) 1956 - Le canzoni del festival di Sanremo 1956 viste dal Quartetto Cetra (Cetra, LPA 58) 1957 - Le canzoni del festival di Sanremo 1957 viste dal Quartetto Cetra (Cetra, LPA 99) 1957 - Hot Club per otto (Cetra, LPA 107) 1961 - Il Quartetto Cetra alla TV (Dischi Ricordi, MRL 6011) 1962 - Quartetto Cetra (Dischi Ricordi, MRL 6014) 1962 - Le favole del Juke-Box (Dischi Ricordi) MRL 6024 1967 - Ieri oggi (CBS, 62995) 1968 - Non cantare, spara (CBS, 63325) 1971 - Un LP per te (Carosello Records, CLN 25014) 2006 - Il quartetto Cetra (Twilight Music, TWI CD AS 06 28) 2009 - Tutto Cetra - Un bacio a mezzanotte (Rhino Records, 5051865-6726-5-4) Bibliography Virgilio Savona, Gli indimenticabili Cetra, Sperling & Kupfer, Milan, 1992 Matteo Ceschi, Singing What We Were to Know What We Are: The Quartetto Cetra and National History in Italian TV Entertainment, conference paper, London, 2009 References 1941 establishments in Italy 1988 disestablishments in Italy Italian jazz ensembles Italian jazz musicians Italian musical groups Musical groups established in 1941 Musical groups disestablished in 1988 Vocal quartets