This is "Classic", even in the literal sense of this word. Just like Ray Conniff with his "Concert in Rhythm" Maestro James Last "popped" old music up. He did this 9 (!) times, not only twice like Ray. So, if you like this kind of "classical" music, you can consider yourself happy, ´cause I´m planning on putting up some more of this. For those who are not familiar with this kind of music, I´ve put the names of the original composers in brackets behind the title. Listen and learn that classical music can be fun, especially when tuned up by our "Hansi"...
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This is an album I used to have many many years ago (I lost it when I came from Mozambique in the early 70's). Thanks for the memories, my friend. I only wanted better scans from the covers (front and back). Is it possible for you to e-mail me the scans? I would be very grateful to you. Thanks!
Since my camera broke down last week, I only have the resources I find on the web. Sorry, but You´ll have to wait until my camera returns from Canon.
could you please repost this and sax-a-go-go? please??
Excellent James Last album that often appears at boot sales yet is far better than that! The track selections & arrangements are seriously good...but Last suffers from a kind of prejudice against the uncool which is a great pity.
In recent years, his Voodoo album from the early 70s has received praise from the cool, but it's actually quite a gimmicky affair with only limited appeal.
Hi Pinnichio!
I've found it, I've found it! And I've put the album on-line again, at Rato Records. I hope you don't mind. Anyway, I've put also a direct link to your great site (by the way, it's getting better and better every week, once again my congratulations to your efforts. And I know very well what it cost to maintain a site or blog with such quality)
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