L'ULTIMO BUSCADERO É ROCK
then just BUSCADERO, Italy

   BUSCADERO (formerly L'ULTIMO BUSCADERO É ROCK) is a monthly music magazine published in Italy by Edizioni l'ultimo Buscadero Srl. It features classic rock and was founded in 1980 by Aldo Pedron, Paolo Caró and others after they split from the editorial staff of the magazine IL MUCCHIO SELVAGGIO. Aldo Pedron was the editor-in-chief of BUSCADERO from its founding until 1992. It is published in the Milanese city of Gallarate.
    It is one of the oldest Italian music periodicals still being published, and has been called the principal source in Italy for aficionados of American music. The name is a tribute to the film of Sam Peckinpah, Junior Bonner, known in Italian as L'Ultimo Buscadero.
    The term "buscadero" originally meant "one who searches" and was applied to lawmen, and then later to the outlaws for whom they searched. Hollywood took it one step further and applied the term to a gunbelt and holster rig. In Italy the term came to epitomize the cowboy culture of the American West, and thus the Peckinpah film was renamed L'Ultimo Buscadero for its Italian release.

   Thank you to Andrea Brillo for his help on this page and Eric Galzi for the improved images.

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#383, December 2015, 6 pages	#394, November 2016, 4 pages	#416, November 2018, 10 pages
#427, November 2019, 4 pages	#435, July-August 2020, 2 pages	#465, April 2023, back cover: photo by Paolo Brillo