Walter Hammel Plays 1963 Pop Hit "Sukiyaki" On the Lowrey Prestige Virtual Orchestra
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- Walter plays "Sukiyaki" on the Lowrey Prestige Virtual Orchestra,. This song was written by Hachidai Nakamura in 1961 and became a #1 hit for Kyu Sakamoto in 1963 in the U.S.. It appeared high on the charts for months. In 1961, it was the #1 hit in Japan. Instruments in this version: Vibe Orchestra, String Orchestra with Piano, Guitar, Percussive Piano with Xylophone, Vocal, Oriental Synthesizer and Effects.
I love this version of this song. Thank you from Sydney Australia.
I grew up listening 🎶 to this music 🎶 🎵 during the 60 2:18 's and I'm still listening to this music 🎶 🎵 on the 23rd of February 2024 and this music 🎶 🎵 will still be played for many centuries into the future 🎵 🎶 and I'm very proud to be a Baby Boomer
Rest in Peace, Sakamoto San.
Bravo! Thank you for the upload.
Beautiful Simply Beautiful
An awesome organ skillfully played. Bravo !
Lovely tune, evokes good memories
wonderful music and video! My respect! Many greetings Peter (Bandleader / Composer Blue Light Orchestra)
Dejligt stykke musik og eminent udført og ligeledes et fantastisk orgel 👏 😊
Very beatiful
Incredible
Still mad about a well played organ!
beautiful oldie. i need to find it and learn to play it on my organ.
Sadly the singer of this pop hit was killed in a plane crash. Anyway the tune is pure 1960's memories.
Kyu sakamoto. Wrote a good bye letter before the crash. Was told he was a very nice man
So beutiful music
Una hermosa melodía, gracias,
Lindíssima amo faz tantos anos que ouvi , continuo amando 😢
Yo la baile en el Kinder vestida de Geisha actualmente tengo 66 años me encanta Gracias Gracias por compartirla recordar es vivir
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎼🎵🎶💕
A think he played the organ to the original sukiyaki performance
Bought this record and loved it the flip side was almost as good. Can anyone say who wrote it.
You've got to have talent to play this keyboard +. I wonder how long it took to learn to play such a complex instrument?