James Last - Hammond À GoGo

Review by Seva Fernández

Hammond À GoGo by James Last is a delightful album that showcases the talents of the renowned German bandleader and arranger. The album, which was released in 1965, features a wide range of classic pop and jazz tunes, all given a unique twist by Last's signature Hammond organ sound.

From the opening track, "Games That Lovers Play," to the closing number, "Happy Heart," the album is a joyous celebration of music that is sure to get listeners tapping their feet and humming along. Last's arrangements are full of energy and excitement, with each song featuring a lively mix of horns, percussion, and of course, the Hammond organ.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "A Man and a Woman," which features a hauntingly beautiful melody that is perfectly complemented by Last's organ playing. Another highlight is "The "In" Crowd," which is given a funky, upbeat treatment that is sure to get listeners grooving.

Summary by Seva Fernández

Hammond À GoGo is a must-have for fans of James Last and anyone who loves classic pop and jazz music. With its infectious melodies, lively arrangements, and masterful organ playing, this album is sure to bring a smile to the face of anyone who listens to it.