Antonio Ciacci was inspired by Little Richard. In fact, he named himself after the legend. But Little Tony’s brand of rock ’n’ roll was decidedly European. The Sammarinese crooner was a smash hit in the late ’50s and ’60s with American-inspired rock cuts. Yet as his career progressed over six decades—until his death in 2013—he turned his hand to a wide variety of styles. Between 1966’s orchestral pop-waltz “Riderà”, 1974’s trumpet-driven swing “Bada bambina” and his vocals on 2004’s Gabry Ponte dance cover “Figli di Pitagora”, Little Tony left behind an excitingly eclectic musical legacy.