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	'''Tony Gauci''' (27 October 1945 - 10 March 2010) was a singer from Żurrieq, Malta, who was active mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.		'''Tony Gauci''' (27 October 1945 - 10 March 2010) was a singer from Żurrieq, Malta, who was active mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.

	He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C.Sant]] in the mid-1970s.		He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C. Sant]] in the mid-1970s.

	Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].		Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].

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	'''Tony Gauci''' (27 October 1945 - 10 March 2010) was a singer from Żurrieq, Malta, who was active mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.		'''Tony Gauci''' (27 October 1945 - 10 March 2010) was a singer from Żurrieq, Malta, who was active mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.

	He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C. Sant]] in the mid-1970s.		He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C.Sant]] in the mid-1970s.

	Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].		Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].

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	Gauci was married to Bernardette and had two sons, Keith and Nicholas.		Gauci was married to Bernardette and had two sons, Keith and Nicholas.

	His funeral was be held on Friday 12 March 2010 at 14:00 at St. Catherine's Church in Zurrieq.		His funeral was held on Friday 12 March 2010 at 14:00 at St. Catherine's Church in Zurrieq.

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	He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C. Sant]] in the mid-1970s.		He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C. Sant]] in the mid-1970s.

	~~Il-Kampanjol is not to be confused with another Tony Gauci, who is associated with the trial for the [[Lockerbie Bombing]].~~

	Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].		Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].
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	His funeral was be held on Friday 12 March 2010 at 14:00 at St. Catherine's Church in Zurrieq.		His funeral was be held on Friday 12 March 2010 at 14:00 at St. Catherine's Church in Zurrieq.

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'''Tony Gauci''' (27 October 1945 - 10 March 2010) was a singer from Żurrieq, Malta, who was active mainly in the 1970s and 1980s.

He was known as "Il-Kampanjol" after he made a hit with the song ''Qalb ta' Kampanjol'' written by [[Alfred C. Sant]] in the mid-1970s.

Il-Kampanjol is not to be confused with another Tony Gauci, who is associated with the trial for the [[Lockerbie Bombing]].

Gauci started his career at 14 years of age with the [[Valletta Premier Orchestra]]. Throughout his career, Gauci formed part of various local bands, most notably [[Helians]] and [[Scorpio]].

The singer donated all of the profits from his first album [[Qalb ta’ Kampanjol]] to [[Id-Dar tal-Providenza]].

Other hits include ''Il-Kalendarju'' and ''Blue Lagoon''. He also recorded his own version of ''Ma Tagħmlu Xejn mal-Perit Mintoff''' ahead of the 1981 General Elections campaign, and this made the rounds extensively on cassette tapes across the Maltese islands and with Maltese immigrants, particularly in Australia and North America.

Tony Gauci visited Australia on various occasions as well as Canada and the USA to perform there, dedicating his last album [[Malta Gawhra tal-Ħolqien]] to the Maltese Emigrants around the world.

Gauci was married to Bernardette and had two sons, Keith and Nicholas.

His funeral was be held on Friday 12 March 2010 at 14:00 at St. Catherine's Church in Zurrieq.

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[[Category:Singers from Malta]]