I apologize if some of these are not the original 45 RPM records - I pulled most of them from my personal collection and some were downloaded from different places in 2002 - and yes some were taken from albums in my HATB files. I put together 2 hours and 20 minutes of beautiful music for you to enjoy? Just sit back and let the music take you away and do not get lost in where it came from so much please?
I am sitting in my 84 yr old father's hospice room with my brother. Dad has been unconscious x2 days. Put on Herb Alpert & he opened his eyes and squeezed our hands. Gr8 early & last memories!!
I remember my mother doing the housework & playing this very record on high volume. She would dance from room to room never knowing that I was watching. A good memory of my mother even though there wasn't many. RIP Mother 08/2012
I can't thank my Father enough for exposing to this great Music that I still listen to today at 64yrs young. God bless you Herb Albert for bringing so much joy and happiness into my Family's life. My Brother has many of the original albums. He recorded onto cd for me since I gave him my vinyl collection. Myself a guitarist recorded your winds of Barcelona and. Copied the horn parts to guitar and it turned out beau
Lost my dad last year, Sept '2020 ... I like to listen to Herb Alpert & TJB, a fond childhood memory of my dad enjoying this band... brings me back to really happy days, my way of feeling close to him 💖
I tried sharing this music w/ my son…he said, “your memories of this music, help to make it special to you” he wasn’t impressed. Back when this came out, it was so very special & unique, we heard it everywhere! Thankful to be old, bc we were not inundated with the trash noise that makes up the last 10-20 years of current, so called “music”
Tijuana was a sleepy dusty town by the time it catched the eye of Mr. Herb , what a genius, he could see the magic of this little town and transformed it in art foever , Tijuana owes him a lot ever since .
Herb, along with Jerry Moss co-founded A&M Records (Alpert & Moss) in 1962. Their headquarters and recording studio were located on North La Brea Ave (near Sunset Blvd) at what was formerly Charlie Chaplin's movie studio (now renamed Henson Studios, as in Jim Henson). It's the same facility that recorded "We Are the World" in 1985. A&M is now owned by Universal Music Group.
@@minty_Joe But before 1966 when Herb and Jerry bought the place, Herb ran A&M out of his Hollywood garage and TJB albums were recorded at various studios around LA...Conway, Western, Gold Star, to name a few.
How's this for an ironic story. I started trumpet lessons in 1966 - partly inspired by Herb Alpert. I idolized the man, and tried to emulate his playing style while standing in front of the stereo with my own horn. Now fast forward to 1983. I'd been taking lessons with a New York brass legend named Carmine Caruso. He specialized in "chop" problems - i.e., brass players having issues with lips, sound production, etc. So who calls into Carmine's cramped little studio on W 46th Street, for a phone consultation during my lesson? That's right, Herb Alpert himself. Now if it had been anyone else, I would've been a bit upset -- as the phone lesson ate about 30 minutes into my time and Caruso didn't really seem bothered by it. But considering who the caller was, I just sat and marveled at the irony of it all :)
My mom was a fan and had the Whipped Cream album and a couple more. The Dating Game had a song from that album on it. I've always enjoyed the sound of brass and Herb Alpert with his band played some of the most fun and some of the most emotional sounds on some tracks. Great to see all these together and listen to them. Especially since I had to make room for my mother in law and can't quite reach all my albums just now. I understand Mr. Alpert is still playing today. God Bless and play on
Wonderful...takes me back to my childhood when my parents frequently played these recordings. Music is an amazingly powerful cue to our old (or even "lost") memories, AND I _feel_ strong echos of what I felt then, and it's mostly very good. 💚💙💜
I've been a big fan of his since the 60's. He will be in concert in Amarillo in March and I will be there to see him again. I first saw him in concert in 1973 at the Iowa State Fair. Can't wait to see him again.
I grew up on Herb's music as a child in the 60's. My mom played his records frequently one summer. I got the album "Warm" as a gift from my aunt. Now that I am grown, I still enjoy his music and have bought several of his albums on CD to listen to while driving the car. Listening to his music while doing housework or working on items for my handcrafted business has been a great motivator for me.
When I was growing up in the 1960's, one of my favorite songs was the Lonely Bull. I loved all their other stuff too, but for me that song will always be significant!
It was 1973, my father took me to the bullfights, in the Tijuana bullfight. the square was full every Sunday. It was a lot of hubbub, it was a party. and everyone shouted olee!! olee!! It was amazing to see your huge and strong bulls in full swing. more than once I saw bullfighters get hurt. For many years I was a fan of bullfighting... not today. Those were other times, my father died years later and the plaza is gone...there are only my memories. and the music of Herb Albert.
Thank you for posting this. I am taking my WONDERFUL mother to see Herb next Friday for her 84th birthday. My mom and my late dad used to play this music in our house before I was into music around age 6
Its lovely, playful, fun soothing...truly enjoying it. I havent heard most of these in a very long time. My brother dared never miss one of their records back then being a trumpet player himself. So often our whole family had the big old hi fi stereo and so entertained a wide variety of music. Herb Alpert undoubtedly everyones favorite no matter your mood. Thanks for sharing!
The high school I attended, were the "Matadors" The band played this at every football game field show, drill team, etc I was on Cape. Just like the Matador use. So much fun to learn! Thanks for the memories ❤
My late dad loved this music, I was introduced to it through him. Listening to it brings nothing but wonderful memories. Thank you for providing this to us.
A trip down memory lane- mesmerized once more by the sound and music of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass. Thanks so much,Patrick, It's a labor of love on your part- for folks like me it is a return to paradise.
Awesome music! My mom had tons of Herb Alpert records, and I remember listening to them while growing up in the 60s, Now they are lovely cooking music on a beautiful day!
Love Herb Alpert!! Listen to him when I'm all uptight, outta sight and not alright!! Calms me down, relaxes and makes dance and smile!! Thank You, Thank You!!
Yeah, no pool for us here in the PNW, but the folks taught us kids to mix their Canadian and soda , Tijuana Taxi on the stereo and yes, Summertime. And amazingly, still have not set foot in Tijuana.
Herb Alpert es un gran maestro de la trompeta. En este repertorio de canciones oí una que me encanta mucho y esa pieza musical la escuchaba cuando era niña en una emisora que la ponían de fondo musical, era en la época de los años 70. Es una excelente melodía y la estube buscando hace tiempo pero no sabía que era de este artista de la trompeta. La encontré y la vuelvo a escuchar después de varias décadas. Gracias por este bello regalo musical.
Some of my favorite memories include hanging out at my grandparent's house listening to their amazing collection of music. And the gems in the collection were their Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass albums!!! He is in a class by himself!! Thank you for giving me this trip down memory lane. 🤗
We saw Herb and Lani Hall last Friday night in Gilbert, AZ (Phoenix metro) and I couldn't believe how awesome and well they are doing in a.... little older age. My father built a Heathkit stereo when, as a pilot, he had to serve as a Nuclear Missile combat crew commander during the Cuban Missile crisis. The project gave him something to look forward to after serving 24 hours in a deep missile silo. When the stereo system was complete we had many, many Sunday afternoons with Herb Alpert playing in our home. So proud of my father and the amazing and elegant brass music of the Herb and Lani duo. WOW !!
I freaking love Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass band. I played trumpet as a kid/older teen and I think he is the one that got me interested in the instrument. Sadly I was never very good. Always too shy about practicing to perfect it. I still have my trumpet and I'd love to get it restored to playing condition and maybe start playing again.
My cousin and his friend took some shrooms and he came over while I was listening to Whipped Cream and he made me play the album like four times THIS IS THE GREATEST S**T EVER!!! were his words
TJB the best! On Sunday mornings in the early 70s I attended 2 film shows in the movies in what they called MATINALES for half the price of the regular movies. The movies started at 9:30 am but I got there ar 9:00 to get a good seat. From 9:00 am through 9:30 there was music, always starting with THE LONELY BULL then A HARD DAY'S NIGHT and I can't remember the other tunes, but Herb was always my favorite. With just a trumpet he dominated the musical world for more than a decade. Incredible!
As a n eternal music glutton, Joe, I even have two album copies of his "Whipped cream and other Delights" with American Dolores Erickson as the Cream-Covered Model!!!
Absolutely lovely to hear these songs again, me and my Dad used to listen on a Sunday morning before going to the pub. Thank you so much for sharing.👍🏼
Thank you Patrick! As a professional musician and recording artist, I began my journey playing to Herb Alpert at age 7, won a talent show playing Taste of Honey with Orchestra at age 10. Info on the love of Herb in my biography. Herb Alpert and TB are legends!!! God Bless you Herb. Playing some Herb tunes on TH-cam Channel. Peace. Musician/Artist USA- ThomMeinert
1983 - USFL football in Jacksonville, FL - more precisely, Jacksonville Bulls football - hearing the intro crowd from "The Lonely Bull" stirred awesome memories of every home game! Thanks for the upload!
Sweet memories. from the only artist to reach No. 1 as both a vocalist (This Guy's in Love with You) and an instrumentalist (Rise). "All art is a gift of the Holy Spirit. When this light shines through the mind of a musician, it manifests itself in beautiful harmonies." ~ Baha'i Faith
Herb wasn't much of a singer, but I've always loved, loved This Guy's in Love with You. The way he sang it seemed so sweet and kind of shy. Oh and sincere! Not surprised it reached #1. Thanks for the info.
Great compilation! Thanks for putting it together. Isn't it great that Herb Alpert is a class act and doesn't have these videos taken down?? Other than Third Man Theme that is.
Hablar de la ti juana brass es parte de la historia instrumental ese fue su primer éxito el toro solitario éxito en nuestro país Venezuela sus discos fueron ventas extraordinarias yo tengo su colección en discos acetato no había casa o apartamento en caracas que no hubiera un lp de herb alpert
Here is a VERY rough translation of eduardoleal's comment, with a stab at punctuation. "Talking about the Tijuana Brass is part of the instrumental history that was his first success. The Solitary Bull (the Lonely Bull) was a huge success in our country, Venezuela. His albums had extraordinary sales. I have his collection on acetate discs. There was no house or apartment in Caracas that did not have an LP of Herb Alpert."
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I apologize if some of these are not the original 45 RPM records - I pulled most of them from my personal collection and some were downloaded from different places in 2002 - and yes some were taken from albums in my HATB files. I put together 2 hours and 20 minutes of beautiful music for you to enjoy? Just sit back and let the music take you away and do not get lost in where it came from so much please?
He can sing any thing on anything so he always will be number one from my home ,,,so relaxing!!!
very nice but some tracks have disturbing defaults like in "the president"
Te hallé en Telegram. Hace poco tiempo.
Ein toller Mix, Vielen Dank für die Mühe!
Thank you for putting this together.
I am sitting in my 84 yr old father's hospice room with my brother. Dad has been unconscious x2 days. Put on Herb Alpert & he opened his eyes and squeezed our hands. Gr8 early & last memories!!
AMEN. JESUS !!!
God Blessed!!!
The power of good music.
I remember my mother doing the housework & playing this very record on high volume. She would dance from room to room never knowing that I was watching. A good memory of my mother even though there wasn't many. RIP Mother 08/2012
A great time machine. I am reminded of my childhood in the 60s in the GDR, when this wonderful music played on the radio.
I can't thank my Father enough for exposing to this great Music that I still listen to today at 64yrs young. God bless you Herb Albert for bringing so much joy and happiness into my Family's life.
My Brother has many of the original albums. He recorded onto cd for me since I gave him my vinyl collection. Myself a guitarist recorded your winds of Barcelona and. Copied the horn parts to guitar and it turned out beau
❤❤❤❤❤ My Dad love this kind of music and so do I...one of my favorite bands....❤❤❤❤❤
I'm 8, 9, 10 years old again while my dad played Herb Alpert & TJB on the living room Hi-Fi. Thanks, Dad❤
More or less, same here. Except I’m at my grandparents’ home. Middle 70’s through late 80’s.
Your pa my ma
Lost my dad last year, Sept '2020 ... I like to listen to Herb Alpert & TJB, a fond childhood memory of my dad enjoying this band... brings me back to really happy days, my way of feeling close to him 💖
@@jocelyncochrane6607 Lost mine in Feb. 2020, same memories - on that huge piece of furniture that held the turntable and the albums.
@@jocelyncochrane6607 Same here!
I tried sharing this music w/ my son…he said, “your memories of this music, help to make it special to you” he wasn’t impressed. Back when this came out, it was so very special & unique, we heard it everywhere! Thankful to be old, bc we were not inundated with the trash noise that makes up the last 10-20 years of current, so called “music”
He'll come back to it in a ew years when he's in his 50s/60's yearning for music with SOUL. 🤣
Fond memories, indeed! Semper Fi
Ahh, the memories.
Don't mind the tears, just the good times rolling out of my eyes. Missing Mom and Dad
God Bless and let Herb take away the Stress.
So true😢❤
Herb is 87 now and lives in L.A....what a great legacy all this music is, how much his music means to so many of us.
Tijuana was a sleepy dusty town by the time it catched the eye of Mr. Herb , what a genius, he could see the magic of this little town and transformed it in art foever , Tijuana owes him a lot ever since .
Herb, along with Jerry Moss co-founded A&M Records (Alpert & Moss) in 1962. Their headquarters and recording studio were located on North La Brea Ave (near Sunset Blvd) at what was formerly Charlie Chaplin's movie studio (now renamed Henson Studios, as in Jim Henson). It's the same facility that recorded "We Are the World" in 1985. A&M is now owned by Universal Music Group.
@@minty_Joe But before 1966 when Herb and Jerry bought the place, Herb ran A&M out of his Hollywood garage and TJB albums were recorded at various studios around LA...Conway, Western, Gold Star, to name a few.
@@minty_Joe Because Quincy Jones (the conductor of the session) was an A&M artist.
Except for his Army stint at San Francisco's Presidio, I believe Herb has always lived in LA.
To people who dislike this: You don't know great music when you hear it!!!
Fantastic music without racial lyrics,foul language this is real music and enjoyable
Laura Kimmick this is the kind of music you grow into. The kind that sticks forever.
Thank you, you four people are fantastic you recognized good music when you heard it. Listen on
I think i is because at the beginning of this list, patrick didn't put the best songs, and the new listeners get tired soon.
Yes I agree with you-But you know what-Everybody has different taste in music,as well as everything else!
The beauty of getting lost in music. Herb Alpert - a musical icon.
How's this for an ironic story. I started trumpet lessons in 1966 - partly inspired by Herb Alpert. I idolized the man, and tried to emulate his playing style while standing in front of the stereo with my own horn. Now fast forward to 1983. I'd been taking lessons with a New York brass legend named Carmine Caruso. He specialized in "chop" problems - i.e., brass players having issues with lips, sound production, etc. So who calls into Carmine's cramped little studio on W 46th Street, for a phone consultation during my lesson? That's right, Herb Alpert himself. Now if it had been anyone else, I would've been a bit upset -- as the phone lesson ate about 30 minutes into my time and Caruso didn't really seem bothered by it. But considering who the caller was, I just sat and marveled at the irony of it all :)
Herb Alpert wss my 1st concert - 3 years old in 1966, I still Love this music. Thanks Dad for the wonderful memories
I'm a baby boomer 69 years young,I love it
My dad & mom had class buy these albums.
mine too!
"A Taste of Honey" was one of the first 45s we owned!:)
Luv it from the 60's! The guartars,& brass,& the voices!
My mom was a fan and had the Whipped Cream album and a couple more. The Dating Game had a song from that album on it. I've always enjoyed the sound of brass and Herb Alpert with his band played some of the most fun and some of the most emotional sounds on some tracks. Great to see all these together and listen to them. Especially since I had to make room for my mother in law and can't quite reach all my albums just now. I understand Mr. Alpert is still playing today. God Bless and play on
I am Tijana btass' fan, nice music of my young.
I'm 60 and I grew up this !!! ❤ love it
Wonderful...takes me back to my childhood when my parents frequently played these recordings. Music is an amazingly powerful cue to our old (or even "lost") memories, AND I _feel_ strong echos of what I felt then, and it's mostly very good. 💚💙💜
Very well stated
I couldn't agree with you more, Brettany !!!!!!!
My parents too.
Same here!
Adorei muito show ❤
Herb has always been my favorite trumpet player since my childhood years in the sixties.
The best of the best instrumental music ever
I've been a big fan of his since the 60's. He will be in concert in Amarillo in March and I will be there to see him again. I first saw him in concert in 1973 at the Iowa State Fair. Can't wait to see him again.
I grew up on Herb's music as a child in the 60's. My mom played his records frequently one summer. I got the album "Warm" as a gift from my aunt. Now that I am grown, I still enjoy his music and have bought several of his albums on CD to listen to while driving the car. Listening to his music while doing housework or working on items for my handcrafted business has been a great motivator for me.
This is my grandmother's favorite band, now she got me hooked on listening to it. :)
When I was growing up in the 1960's, one of my favorite songs was the Lonely Bull. I loved all their other stuff too, but for me that song will always be significant!
Oh, the memories.
My mom would listen to this on her 8 track before work which meant I was hearing it before school. Such good memories with good music!!
I listened to his music over the radio. Mother kept a radio on . I love it !
Thanks for bringing this great memories!! Love it.
It was 1973, my father took me to the bullfights, in the Tijuana bullfight. the square was full every Sunday. It was a lot of hubbub, it was a party. and everyone shouted olee!! olee!! It was amazing to see your huge and strong bulls in full swing. more than once I saw bullfighters get hurt. For many years I was a fan of bullfighting... not today. Those were other times, my father died years later and the plaza is gone...there are only my memories. and the music of Herb Albert.
Thank you for posting this. I am taking my WONDERFUL mother to see Herb next Friday for her 84th birthday. My mom and my late dad used to play this music in our house before I was into music around age 6
Its lovely, playful, fun soothing...truly enjoying it. I havent heard most of these in a very long time. My brother dared never miss one of their records back then being a trumpet player himself. So often our whole family had the big old hi fi stereo and so entertained a wide variety of music. Herb Alpert undoubtedly everyones favorite no matter your mood. Thanks for sharing!
Nunca pasará de moda esta mudica, nunca nuuuuuuncaaaaaa......
Classic Goodness for the Soul!
I started listening to Herb & The Tijuana Brass in Junior High Scholl and I'm turning 70 this year. I still love them!!!
It was a little before junior high for me...it was love at first sound. :-)
will be 69 - just remembered Herb yesterday - loved his music
I discovered them during the 90's sampled on a Delinquent Habits CD
I’m only three years behind you in listening time. I love Herb
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Takes me back to our trips to Baja when we we're Kids
Had it on album in high-school 1971,2! I played music!
Herb kicks ass after all these yers. He was a musical treasure.
he IS a musical treasure! i'll be seeing him in concert in october!
Awesome, Grew Up Listening To This Music 🏌️♂️
The high school I attended, were the "Matadors" The band played this at every football game field show, drill team, etc I was on Cape. Just like the Matador use. So much fun to learn! Thanks for the memories ❤
My junior high school in Palm Springs California, we were the MATADORS TOO!!
Listen to the brass & flute. I played the flute!
My late dad loved this music, I was introduced to it through him. Listening to it brings nothing but wonderful memories. Thank you for providing this to us.
A trip down memory lane- mesmerized once more by the sound and music of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass. Thanks so much,Patrick, It's a labor of love on your part- for folks like me it is a return to paradise.
Me encanta Herb Alpert y el Tijuana Brass!!!
I love Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass !!!!!!!
Awesome music! My mom had tons of Herb Alpert records, and I remember listening to them while growing up in the 60s, Now they are lovely cooking music on a beautiful day!
Bro, this music takes me to Tijuana, Downtown in 1970s.
As a child my parents played Herb Alpert on the record player quite often. Still listening to it today.
Buena música de los 60-70
Herb Alpert y Tijuana Brass, ayer, hoy y siempre...indiscutiblemente lo mejor.
Love Herb Alpert!! Listen to him when I'm all uptight, outta sight and not alright!! Calms me down, relaxes and makes dance and smile!! Thank You, Thank You!!
Me TOO!!!!
Same here!
Me too!
reminds me when i was a kid going to the uptown theater. in the mid 60s. they played this music before the movie would start, eating fresh popcorn
As a pre-teen watching my parents and their friends downing cocktails around a pool in the heat of the summer. Awesome memories and fantastic music.
And ashtrays stuffed with red lipstick-stained Winston butts, I'm sure.
@@robertburke1486 Don't forget the interesting decor color choices!
Yeah, no pool for us here in the PNW, but the folks taught us kids to mix their Canadian and soda , Tijuana Taxi on the stereo and yes, Summertime. And amazingly, still have not set foot in Tijuana.
Great Memories☮️
I love old 50s 60s and 70s instrumentals
I grew up in all these years!
I have so many memories I think of when I hear these songs. And I'm so glad Herb Alpert signed The Carpenters!
Amen!
Herb Alpert es un gran maestro de la trompeta. En este repertorio de canciones oí una que me encanta mucho y esa pieza musical la escuchaba cuando era niña en una emisora que la ponían de fondo musical, era en la época de los años 70. Es una excelente melodía y la estube buscando hace tiempo pero no sabía que era de este artista de la trompeta. La encontré y la vuelvo a escuchar después de varias décadas. Gracias por este bello regalo musical.
I lived in TJ in the late Sixties and I remember these songs from my Dad’s Lp’s Collection
Loving them I was raised on them
Herb fue el mejor de los trompetistas hoy ay otros muy buenos cómo el y el fue ejemplo de inspiración de camino a seguir
Great Job/ Beautiful music
great Talent
Thank you
This brings back some childhood memories for me. I remember listening to my father’s Herb Alpert albums. Great music.
Some of my favorite memories include hanging out at my grandparent's house listening to their amazing collection of music. And the gems in the collection were their Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass albums!!! He is in a class by himself!! Thank you for giving me this trip down memory lane. 🤗
We saw Herb and Lani Hall last Friday night in Gilbert, AZ (Phoenix metro) and I couldn't believe how awesome and well they are doing in a.... little older age. My father built a Heathkit stereo when, as a pilot, he had to serve as a Nuclear Missile combat crew commander during the Cuban Missile crisis. The project gave him something to look forward to after serving 24 hours in a deep missile silo. When the stereo system was complete we had many, many Sunday afternoons with Herb Alpert playing in our home. So proud of my father and the amazing and elegant brass music of the Herb and Lani duo. WOW !!
Thank You Patrick!!!-The Legend Lives On!!!!!-27019
I used to dance to Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass with my grandparents when I was a youngun. Sweet happy memories!
great memories from Tijuana
This IS the 60's. Remember it well!!! Herb was a great player! I know I played trumpet and it was after hearing him and Al Hirt play the trumpet.
I freaking love Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass band. I played trumpet as a kid/older teen and I think he is the one that got me interested in the instrument. Sadly I was never very good. Always too shy about practicing to perfect it. I still have my trumpet and I'd love to get it restored to playing condition and maybe start playing again.
Rise. Rotation. Two favorite I remember as kid
loves the whole album
My cousin and his friend took some shrooms and he came over while I was listening to Whipped Cream and he made me play the album like four times
THIS IS THE GREATEST S**T EVER!!! were his words
My bird loves Herb Alpert's music, & if ANYTHING CAN encourage HER to sing, IT'S THIS music!
In our family of 6CHILDREN, played,2 played coronet,2 played clarinet,also oboe, 1 played trombone, I played flute!
I refer to Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass as the "happiest music on earth". Played this lots when I found out my mother passed away. Great pick me up.
Some of greatest music ever recorded!
TJB the best! On Sunday mornings in the early 70s I attended 2 film shows in the movies in what they called MATINALES for half the price of the regular movies. The movies started at 9:30 am but I got there ar 9:00 to get a good seat. From 9:00 am through 9:30 there was music, always starting with THE LONELY BULL then A HARD DAY'S NIGHT and I can't remember the other tunes, but Herb was always my favorite. With just a trumpet he dominated the musical world for more than a decade. Incredible!
0x no voy a decir nada
Eso está muy lindo ,gratos recuerdos
I grew up with this music and staring at the "Whipped Cream and Other Delights" Album cover! LOL
As a n eternal music glutton, Joe, I even have two album copies of his "Whipped cream and other Delights" with American Dolores Erickson as the Cream-Covered Model!!!
Absolutely lovely to hear these songs again, me and my Dad used to listen on a Sunday morning before going to the pub. Thank you so much for sharing.👍🏼
Oh be “TBRASS” young again. Celebrated with a breakfast burrito this morning made by my son. He wasn’t even born when “TBRASS” became a hit band.
Hooked on Herb Alperts music since 1981, the year I started playing the trumpet.
My parents played their albums all the time when I was going up. Still love the sound!
Thank you for such a wonderful music.... have a nice day !
thanx for this , great job getting wonderful life enhancing music out here
I have several of the albums,,,, still sound great on the phonograph
It doesn't matter. It's been my favorite from the start. I was a trumpeter in the 60's and 70's and loved it all!
Incomparable!!!!!
we had a vinyl record of this one before.and i'm glad there's youtube to listen to. one of my favorite🥰
Thank you Patrick! As a professional musician and recording artist, I began my journey playing to Herb Alpert at age 7, won a talent show playing Taste of Honey with Orchestra at age 10. Info on the love of Herb in my biography. Herb Alpert and TB are legends!!! God Bless you Herb. Playing some Herb tunes on TH-cam Channel. Peace. Musician/Artist USA- ThomMeinert
Wow this is definitely a great vibe!
1983 - USFL football in Jacksonville, FL - more precisely, Jacksonville Bulls football - hearing the intro crowd from "The Lonely Bull" stirred awesome memories of every home game! Thanks for the upload!
Mr.Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass were the magnificent seven of music. I still enjoying. Blessing for all.
"The Lonely Bull" inspired the Indian song "Kahin karti hogi wo Mera intezaar"
Sweet memories. from the only artist to reach No. 1 as both a vocalist (This Guy's in Love with You) and an instrumentalist (Rise). "All art is a gift of the Holy Spirit. When this light shines through the mind of a musician, it manifests itself in beautiful harmonies." ~ Baha'i Faith
I never knew that...thank you for sharing it with us.
Herb wasn't much of a singer, but I've always loved, loved This Guy's in Love with You. The way he sang it seemed so sweet and kind of shy. Oh and sincere! Not surprised it reached #1. Thanks for the info.
@@lizlee6290 Yes, quite true :-)
Nice work Patrick! Thank you so much! 😎👍
Great compilation! Thanks for putting it together. Isn't it great that Herb Alpert is a class act and doesn't have these videos taken down?? Other than Third Man Theme that is.
Patrick, this collection is audio gold. I heard a few tunes that
I've not heard since the 70's. Thank you so much, man.
Hablar de la ti juana brass es parte de la historia instrumental ese fue su primer éxito el toro solitario éxito en nuestro país Venezuela sus discos fueron ventas extraordinarias yo tengo su colección en discos acetato no había casa o apartamento en caracas que no hubiera un lp de herb alpert
Here is a VERY rough translation of eduardoleal's comment, with a stab at punctuation. "Talking about the Tijuana Brass is part of the instrumental history that was his first success. The Solitary Bull (the Lonely Bull) was a huge success in our country, Venezuela. His albums had extraordinary sales. I have his collection on acetate discs. There was no house or apartment in Caracas that did not have an LP of Herb Alpert."