James Last - Diary of an Empty Day
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'The Nice' and James Last - both absolutely brilliant! Would have been great to see Emerson, Davidson and Jackson perform with Last's orchestra in a huge stadium.
Both bands, however, have to thanks Lalo though for his 'Symphonie Espagnole' for this catchy little piece.
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Recorded in the year 1973 during a ZDF-Starparade.
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Great music and performance
Bravo , Thank you for sharing
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2 years ago 2
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It's good to see somebody recognizing how great The Nice were!
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Funny! They cover a "The Nice" song... :-D I can't belive.
3 years ago 2
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You are right. His way of playing piano was superb. For example in Piano a go go.
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Do you know if Gunther Platzek was the first Hammond Organist that recorded with James Last the records Hammond a Go Go? I find that his style here is different
hammondfanatic 4 years ago
Yes, I believe that he played on the first Hammond a gogo albums. Gunther had many styles but his work with James Last featured his unique improvised piano phrases, which drew on jazz, blues and rock influences and were played with a distinctively dry staccato tone.
superlast 4 years ago