Album · 1995

The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra

Released
1995
Label
Polydor
Catalogue no.
529556-2
Tracklist
16 tracks
Length
1:10:33
Country
DE

“The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra” is an album by James Last, released in 1995 on Polydor. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 1:10:33. The line-up features James Last (arranger, conductor), James Last Orchestra (performing orchestra) and Richard Clayderman (piano).

Who played on The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra

  • James Last arranger, conductor, producer on 6 tracks
  • James Last Orchestra performing orchestra on 2 tracks
  • Richard Clayderman piano on 2 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 A Whiter Shade of Pale — Gary Brooker, Matthew Fisher 3:31
  2. 2 Bolero — Maurice Ravel 9:12
  3. 3 From a Distance — Julie Gold 3:57
  4. 4 Yesterday 2:54
  5. 5 Granada — Agustín Lara 4:14
  6. 6 Mornings at Seven 4:10
  7. 7 Penny Lane 2:47
  8. 8 The Lonely Sheperd — James Last 5:48
  9. 9 The House of the Rising Sun — [traditional] 4:29
  10. 10 In the Mood — Wingy Manone 2:59
  11. 11 Sacrifice — Elton John 5:01
  12. 12 Viva España — Leo Caerts 3:44
  13. 13 Maggie 2:38
  14. 14 Roses From the South — Johann Strauss 6:40
  15. 15 (Everything I Do) I Do It for You 4:05
  16. 16 Games That Lovers Play 4:23

Production

  • Peter Klemt engineer, sound
  • Olivier Toussaint producer
  • Patrick Sigwalt engineer
  • Paul de Senneville producer
  • Ron Last producer
  • Gérard Salesses arranger
  • Hervé Roy arranger

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra?

The line-up of The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra includes James Last (arranger, conductor), James Last Orchestra (performing orchestra) and Richard Clayderman (piano).

Which label released The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra?

The Very Best of James Last & His Orchestra was released in 1995 on Polydor (529556-2).

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