Richard Anthony brought out a single named "Aranjuez mon amour", with lyrics by Guy Bontempelli. The Israeli singer Rita also sang a song on her second album that contained the melody of the second movement. The song was titled "Concierto de Aranjuez" or "The Rainbow Song" (Shir Hakeshet), and appeared on her 1988 album Yamey Ha-Tom. Led Zeppelin's keyboardist/bassist John Paul Jones incorporated parts of the music during an improvisation section of their song "No Quarter" on their 1977 tour. Spinal Tap's song "Break Like the Wind" from the album "Break Like the Wind" contains part of the music as a guitar solo Electronic musician and composer Isao Tomita performed a version on his 1978 album Kosmos (Space Fantasy). André Rieu performed the piece accompanied by the church bells of Maastricht in a performance available on the DVD Songs From My Heart. Egyptian-Italian singer Dalida had a song entitled "Aranjuez La Tua Voce" which employed parts of the melody from the second movement. Greek singer Nana Mouskouri recorded a German language vocal version "Aranjuez, ein Tag verglüht" with Harry Belafonte's instrumentalists. An arrangement of this piece is played by Takanori Arisawa a few times in a popular children's Japanese animation series, Digimon Adventure. Singer Summer Watson included a version called "Aranjuez, ma pensée" on her self-titled 2002 debut album Summer. Japanese Jazz-Fusion drummer Akira Jimbo (better known as a former drummer for groups such as Casiopea and Jimsaku) recorded an arrangement of this tune on the album Jimbo de Cover. The Limited Edition Drum and Bugle Corps (1988–1992) used the opening portion of the Adagio movement, dubbed "Spain," as a warm-up piece. The world famous flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucía performed and recorded Concerto de Aranjuez in 1992. The performance was highly praised by Rodrigo. Kimiko Itoh created a vocal/blues arrangement entitled "Follow Me" (a reprise of a song originally interpreted by Demis Roussos in 1982) for Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence. Herb Alpert's 1979 album Rise contains a track, "Aranjuez (mon amour)" (6:42) on Side 2. The Cuban classic guitar player Leo Brouwer made a jazz style interpretation of the Concierto with the group Irakere. Jazz harpist Dorothy Ashby included the composition in her 1984 album Concierto de Aranjuez. Croatian guitar player Petar Čulić. Carlos Santana arranged En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor. Sarah Brightman: En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor The main movement of The Concierto de Aranjuez provides