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Eine Party ohne den Party Sound und James Last und seinen Musikern undenkbar

I remember this james last star parade,when i was teen ager at the age of 12 years old,

The feelgold 70s Never to be repeated

😊❤the best ..schönen Tag

Unvergesslich James Last mit seinem Sound danke fuer diese Musik . Ruhen Sie in Frieden Hansi .

Absolut fantastisch , das war eine tolle Zeit , vielen Dank fürs hochladen

Grandioso!yo lo escuche hace muchos años en un pueblo minero en Coahuila,al norte de Mexico,en un programa de musica instrumental,a través de un pequeño radio de transistores por frecuencia de amplitud modulada (a.m.). Gracias!

Benny, Benny, BENNY! This is by far, the best hundred and six minutes on KZfaq. If this doesn’t have you chair dancing then you’re not human

En los años 1964 en Alemania los escuché y me gustó,lo mismo a Paol Mirian..,,

Spectacular!! Thaks from Italy!

Jemes Last de toda la vida llego para quedarse, sublime su forma de hacer música

FABULOUS>>>>WONDERFUL>>>THANKS from Wisconsin USA...Thanks sooo much for all of the HANSI Posts

Die Arrangements von Hansi sind sehr gut .Große Klasse. Danke

Que buena Orquesta del Señor James ejemplo para la Comunidad oyente

The best part about his is this is back when musicians had a passion and didn’t need any sheet music as they took so much pride in it they’d learn every piece without the need of a sheet, it’s just incredible so sad that there aren’t many people as talented and skilled anymore

when it comes to making happy music the James Last band is top of the class. Not only is their happy music very nice for the ears but also very uplifting, very good for the heart. Thumbs up

JAMES THE LAST IS THE FIRST MUSICIAN IN THE WORLD. SIMPLY!!!

Gigantisch.

Wau fantastico andei a procura e encontrei.

Ik vindt James Last op klompen heel goed ! en plezier om mee te gaan dromen echt Hollands

Que pena ya no existan este tipo de orquestas, con tan geniales maestros, como Paul mouriant, ennio moricone, Billy Vaughan, Bert kaempfer, Fausto papetti, Lafaye, Frankn Por el

¡ SUBLIME ! James Last. ¡ EN MEMORIA !

Где мои шестнадцать лет...

😃STARPARADEZDF 1970 Christian Gravenhorst 70 JAHRE IN BREMERHAVEN VIEL HANSI LASTJAMES AUCH LONDON

Super Musik ! Schöne alte Titel, ... in guter Qualität. Danke !

Danke vielmals für Starparade a go go mit schöne melodien aus 70's.

James Last top orkest ,mooi stuk geschiedenis! Bedankt voor het plaatsen.

My dad used to listen to him and there's a tune that had a roller coaster sound in it. Anyone know what song that is

Espetacular Orquestra fazde Sousa Goncalves

superschön, das waren damals orchesten,wie Kurt Edelhagen, Werner Twardy mit Hans Bertram(producent von Roy Black,Chris Roberts und die Fischer Chöre! Horst Wende(accordeon und natürlich Bert Kaempfert und viele ander. Meine grüsse aus tschechien, grosse fan von deutsche kultschlager.

Lo sigo hace muchos años, un gran director con grandes músicos

O PRESIDENTE

A good take on one of my favourite bands The New Seekers here, probably at the height of their fame in the early 70's.

Grande Orquestra faz agente viajar no tempo Abdelacy de Sousa Gonçalves

In the beginning of this piece ( 53:10 ) the orchestra makes a mistake. Probably a misunderstanding between the keyboard player and the conductor. But in a few seconds they recover and the beautiful song goes on well. I really like this orchestra also (and above all !!) for small mistakes made live. It means they REALLY played! And behind their beautiful music there is all humanity, not computers! "True" times that will never return, especially today when humanity is completely INSANE!

Como me relaja esta música. Alegre y relajante a la vez.

Great trombone section courtesy of Konrad Bogdan (Bass Trombone) Georges Delageyes and Detlef Surmann

Спасибо за обмен! (Перевод Google)谢谢您的分享！（谷歌翻译）

Fijate que siempre sin concocerlo a fondo supuse que era Aleman( Germanico ) por su acénto ( pronunciación ) bueno no quiero parecer como un fanático ni mucho menos, simplemente soy sensible a la buena música. JAMES LAST, GRANDIOSO, Saludos del ita. 12/31/18. 🤓 ✌.

I agree with your comments about Matthias Classen. His style of playing didn't suit the James Last Orchestra in my opinion. He played an alto saxophone and seemed to play it in the upper registers too often. I think I read somewhere years ago that James Last didn't really like the saxophone as an instrument. However, a big band without a saxophone section doesn't sound right, and certainly towards the latter days of the Orchestra there was only one saxophone in the line up. Whilst some people have equated Last's music as being 'elavator music' the arrangements for the trumpet and trombone sections were in fact quite complex , and those musicians certainly earned their crust. My favourite era of the JLO was the 1960's and 1970's but from the late 1990's it just didn't do it for me. I then diversified into traditional American Big Band swing, and from that moment on I never looked back. There was an American band (Shep Fields) whose orchestra in the early 1940's was entirely made up of saxophones (thirteen of them that is) with the usual rythym section of acoustic guitar, string bass, piano and drums, but no trumpets or trombones. It had a good sound but was a bit samey and then later on he reverted to 4 trumpets 3 trombones and 5 saxes plus rythym. Getting back to these videos, I am pretty sure I bought these Starparade broadcasts on three DVD's, but where they have gone to, I know not. Are there any other Starparade broadcasts out there which haven't been released yet. ZDF certainly got one over the BBC and ITV here in Britain with that type of programme.

Super

danke soene fuer alle music

wasnt the bloke near the bongos (blond hair) in an earlier james last starparade easter spezial appering as und kinder ?

What is the name of the song at 10:40

Having said 'courtesy of Konrad Bogdan, Georges Delegayes and Detlef Surmann, in the first videos, the middle trombonist was I think Wolfgang Ahlers. I don't think he ever toured the UK with Last. At least I never saw him. To be fair on the other musicians they are from left to right Leif Uvemark, Manfred Moch (I believe) Harald Ende, and then Karl Hermann Luer, Heinz Habermann and perhaps Dieter Koch. Then Bernd Stefanowski on guitar, Robert Last on drums (you can see he is a proper jazz drummer by his technique) then Barry Reeves (more of a rock drummers technique). I would say Terry Jenkins however was his best drummer over the years, although not feautured on these videos. I don't know who the two percussionists are. We cant forget Joachim 'Benny' Bendorff. If I had one criticism of James Last, it would be that in my opinion he should have had a conventional saxophone section of at least four (two Alto and two Tenor) and dispensed with synthesizers. It eventually became two electronic for me. I wish he had followed the likes of the 1960's/1970s version of the Buddy Rich Big Band, which was also very funky.

Please, what is the name of the first piece? It was very often played on the Soviet radio with voices singing as an introduction to a Sunday humour emission.

What is the name of the drummer with the black hair at 40:00 minutes?

Danke an Joseph Noise!!!!!!!!!!!

does anyone know the title of the song at 31:18 ?

Wie ist der Name des Schlagzeugers mit den Schwarzen Harren bei Minute 40:00 ??

Too bad Last moved to America. Then Max Greger deserves more respect.