Ich höre mir dieses Medley an und Tränen der Sehnsucht nach Lateinamerika steigen mir in die Augen.

Danke James! So ein wundervoller Potpourri. Ich wollte sogar in Lateinamerika in der Karibik sein. Ich bin alle in Träume versunken. Ich schließe die Augen und sehe die lateinamerikanische Morgendämmerung. James, du bist ein großartiger Musiker.

@SwedishSongArchive the song is called: Cielito Lindo, original by Quirino Mendoza y Cortés.

A original sing mit 6 medley, play back no doubt. In the Starparade shows all the sing mit medleys were also not live. Exactley same sound as on the Sing mit LP.

This 1978 concert is considered by many Last fans to be one of the best concerts he ever did. It's also notable for being the debut of longtime drummer Terry Jenkins.

The tune that you can't get out of your head is called Schwarze Estrella - Ay-Ay-Ay. It's the Ay Ay Ay that is the catchy part I think :-) !!

Cielito Lindo!!!

viva espagna

Its the only songmedley on this dvd that's not live played. I have de original LP with that medley en this is a copy. And the drums and sound is totally diffrent with the other songs on the dvd. I know this...cause I am a big fan of James Last. And have a ,lot of music of him.

@superlast the song is originally a mexican folks song called "Cielito Lindo" ....

Olé....!

Probably "Around The World" from 1970, a three-LP set with one side each devoted to the music of Spain, Italy, Mexico, Russia, France and England (the Russian side late became one half of the "Rußland zwischen Tag und Nacht" album). Lots of good Latin tunes, including some re-makes of older "Trumpet a gogo" tunes and other numbers like Mambo No. 5 (the real one written by Prez Prado, not the fake one by Lou Bega).

does anyone know where i can get an lp with james last playing valencia and loads of other spanish latin type tunes? had an lp it had a white label but ive smashed it by accident and dont know the title of it. there must be sum james last fans out there who could help me. its a 1970s album i think. please help. it wasnt mine!!!

You are not the first to say this - but if you play Sing Mit 6, it sounds strangely the same. I wonder .........

I've always wondered whether or not this was live or dubbed. The giveaway is the slightly staggered opening and closing hi-hat pattern, which was actually dubbed on top of the original drum track on Sing mit 6. This same track was also dubbed onto footage of the Last band playing at one of their legendary Sing mit parties in Hamburg.