James Last Band: "First Appearance in Starparade ´68", 14 march 1968.

[@gnulinux5108]

Un grandissimo direttore d'orchestra che ha regalato tanta felicità al popolo degli amanti della musica....un grande ed affettuoso omaggio da un italiano

[@r.m.9450]

It is amazing how the " Gentleman of Music " evolved over many decades. He was one of the greatest orchestra leaders ever, May his music live on for many more decades,

[@suewatt6289]

This must have been one of Manfred Moch's first appearances with James Last after leaving Bert Kaempfert..

[@dieterkaub8926]

Weltklasse !

[@claudiols8532]

SEMPLICEMENTE FANTASTICO...

[@JosephNoise]

"¡Muchas gracias!..James Last es mucho James Last."

[@lastfan1]

Erstmal in Starparade 1968. Schön Wieder Zu sehen.

[@JosephNoise]

Es ist immer schön James Last am Anfang zu sehen. Es ist schade, dass nicht mehr Aufnahmen zu diesem Zeitpunkt zur Verfügung! Grüße.

[@vaclavmaras]

super, ich habe diese LP, Humba, humba a googo ! danke

[@JosephNoise]

Vielen Dank ... Sie sind das Fernsehen frühen James Last, ein Jahr später, 1969, kann auf diesem Kanal und im Internet, seinen ersten Auftritt in den Niederlanden zu finden. Grüße.

[@MrAstroholl]

Die Bildunterschrift „Wenn alle Brünnlein fließen“ ist falsch. Daneben steht (1969), die Sendung ist aber von 1968 …

[@gertsmusic4660]

Josepf, is one of those trumpettists Rick Kiefer?

[@JosephNoise]

The first ... say hello. Not in this video Rick Kiefer ... This Cleveland trumpeter as well as other like Bob Lanese and Chuck and Bob Findley brothers...They were also in the James Last orchestra. Rick, in the mid-60s, was in the orchestra of Max Greger, in the late 60's orchestra Kurt Edelhagen and it was not until 1973 that became part of the orchestra of James Last. In 1976 he left the orchestra Last. His place was taken by the English trumpeter Derek Watkins. Greetings.