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In this album, the listener is in for a special treat, 11 of the best classical interpretations done by James Last. This 1976 release contains two tracks from the opera "Madame Butterfly", which are simply the finest versions of these familiar pieces I have ever heard. The Chopin piece is wonderful. There are a wide variety of different tempos evidenced in this recording. In this recording, the casual James Last fan may find himself/herself forever "hooked on" the beauty of his music.
A pair of mixed feelings about "Cantata Mundo Nuevo" from "The Calchakis" I'll take the side of instrumental pieces (my opinion).
Different Drum collects the highlights of Linda Ronstadt's first three solo albums, adding five Stone Poneys tracks, including the hit "Different Drum," for good measure. It misses some fine tracks from her solo records, but the album remains a fine introduction to her early years.(Stephen Thomas Erlewine - AllMusic Guide)