Same here. I thank my late aunt who was a fan of Herb Alpert's TJB when I was 6 or 7 years old. Now 63, still listen to his music all these years later.
@@daniellaubach8412 ja Daniel,die Musik habe auch ich in den frühen 60 ern schon sehr gemocht,man wußte zwar keinen Interpreten oderTitelnamen,das kam später,aber man fand's halt toll.Ich bin ein 51 er Baujahr,dann weißt du ja Bescheid,in welchem Alter ich diese Musik noch höre.L.G.
I was born in 61 and for me this one particular sound of the sixties is the most evocative, by far. Can't give any real reason why it is so screamingly standout alongside all the other great music from back then, but I think I'm glad it does. .
Love you Herb ... memories of my dad bringing your music back from his work in America ... I was so young then ... I’m 60 now and still love your tunes !
This music makes me so happy I feel like crying with joy. Tresured memories go through my head of simple and happy times. Thank you Herb Albert for creating such beautiful arragement. My apreciation to the componer also. For me this a masterpiece
Herb and the guys were the only group to record WNML at an uptempo pace. The arrangement is simple but the musicianship superb...Herb's haunting trumpet, Nick Creole's drumming and John Pisano's guitar solo make this song one of the best if not the best the group ever recorded...
If you listen closely to the ending you can hear Nick Ceroli actually playing to the recording! You can also hear some voices and chatter! I guess someone turned up the wrong mike! Too bad groups in the 60’s always mimed to their records and had distractions like dancers!!
Certainly agree its not 1962, and happy to take your 1967. The person who posted ought to correct it. this is how misinformation is spread across the internet.
@@anthonypress6676 Also:Abanda, erschienen 1967,What Now My Love, 1962.So war das damals.Hat mir Herb bestätigt.L.G.Ein damals noch ganz jugendlicher Fan.
Mislabeled. The song was written in 1961 and the first version by Shirley Bassey was 1962, but Herb Alpert's version was 1966, which this clip obviously is from. There are many hints: the style of hair, dress, etc. Not to mention Herb Alpert didn't even have a band until 1965 when he was forced to formed one to tour. Fixed it for ya.
What a great sound, full of vibrant music. Just hell did the sound guys mike this up? Takes nothing away from the sound, but were the band miming to playback?
Shame they're miming (they are, right?), but you can't improve on perfection. I played this as one of my "5 best songs ever" in an exclusive* DJ set. *in the sense that there more songs than people present
Just shows how talented and classy tv was back then, compared to the garbage of today, especially here in the UK.
There certainly are a number of great artist's that can play the trumpet these days. BUT Herb Alpert will Always remain THE BEST
Although old enough to hear this music again it seems new to me,thanks you tube fr.bringing up again this vintage music.GOD BLESS
Yeesss ... I rember in 1975 ... in Medan ... at School of Medicine ... 45 years ago ... @
Grew up listening to Herb Albert, love his music. I have all my dads albums, still listening 💛
me too...the same with the great organist Walter Wanderley...
Same here. I thank my late aunt who was a fan of Herb Alpert's TJB when I was 6 or 7 years old. Now 63, still listen to his music all these years later.
@@daniellaubach8412 ja Daniel,die Musik habe auch ich in den frühen 60 ern schon sehr gemocht,man wußte zwar keinen Interpreten oderTitelnamen,das kam später,aber man fand's halt toll.Ich bin ein 51 er Baujahr,dann weißt du ja Bescheid,in welchem Alter ich diese Musik noch höre.L.G.
It was my Mom who loved Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass!
I was born in 61 and for me this one particular sound of the sixties is the most evocative, by far. Can't give any real reason why it is so screamingly standout alongside all the other great music from back then, but I think I'm glad it does. .
The Fender Electric XII sounds like a classical guitar :)
MAN, MUSIC WAS SO SIMPLE AND BEAUTIFUL BACK THEN!!!!
Herb Albert, what a cool cat !
Love you Herb ... memories of my dad bringing your music back from his work in America ... I was so young then ... I’m 60 now and still love your tunes !
Hallo Tracey.Ich bin schon 71 und mir geht's genauso.
Just love this, the rhythm, the background instruments, the whole thing - Brilliant tune :)
This music makes me so happy I feel like crying with joy. Tresured memories go through my head of simple and happy times. Thank you Herb Albert for creating such beautiful arragement. My apreciation to the componer also. For me this a masterpiece
Hallo Iona,da hast du in allem Recht,mir geht's genau so.L.G.
So beautiful....Herb
HERB ALPERT...THE BEST TRUMPET MAN ...WOW!
Herb and the guys were the only group to record WNML at an uptempo pace. The arrangement is simple but the musicianship superb...Herb's haunting trumpet, Nick Creole's drumming and John Pisano's guitar solo make this song one of the best if not the best the group ever recorded...
Hallo James,für mich war"Abanda"damals der Hit schlechthin.France Gall hat den auch toll rübergebracht. Und es erinnert alles an unsere Jugend.L.G.
What a great arrangement!
Simply Adorable Tune ! Love u Herb Alpert !
Great song, loved this as a kid and still do. Dubbed here of course with the album version of the song, but we'll let that slide.
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I love this!
Just played it at .75 pitch..... mind-blowing!
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Is it just me or were women much more beautiful back then.
Women were quieter then so yes, absolutely!
They weren't afraid of being feminine back then.
Gorgeous x
le souvenir des soirées de mes parents. J'ai racheté en cd!!
Great Rare Footage
Aaahhh yes. Those were the days. You know what I mean.
Good songs that stick in your mind.
Alpert is also the co-founder of A&M Records with Jerry Moss.
One of the top five (5) wealthiest musicians alive. Did it owning A&M Records 🎺
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De origen franc"es el tema y excelente interpretacion
Made the sad in the good mood so cool thanks.
Very well played, really captures the spirit of the song. One of my favorites through the years.
If you listen closely to the ending you can hear Nick Ceroli actually playing to the recording! You can also hear some voices and chatter!
I guess someone turned up the wrong mike!
Too bad groups in the 60’s always mimed to their records and had distractions like dancers!!
Clip is from 1967.
Certainly agree its not 1962, and happy to take your 1967. The person who posted ought to correct it. this is how misinformation is spread across the internet.
@@anthonypress6676 Also:Abanda, erschienen 1967,What Now My Love, 1962.So war das damals.Hat mir Herb bestätigt.L.G.Ein damals noch ganz jugendlicher Fan.
Mislabeled. The song was written in 1961 and the first version by Shirley Bassey was 1962, but Herb Alpert's version was 1966, which this clip obviously is from. There are many hints: the style of hair, dress, etc. Not to mention Herb Alpert didn't even have a band until 1965 when he was forced to formed one to tour. Fixed it for ya.
I noticed the 1961 date was off...well spotted
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Grazie per aver postato questo bel nostalgico video. Era comunque il 1966? Dall'album " What Now My Love". Thank you. Goodnight!
What a great sound, full of vibrant music. Just hell did the sound guys mike this up? Takes nothing away from the sound, but were the band miming to playback?
Great
That album, and song, came out in 1966...not 1962.
C'est du Gilbert Bécaud avec une bonne dose d'adrénaline. Ça s'écoute bien.
This is 1967!?
So Sorry To Hear About Bob Edmunson !
Et maintenant?
GENIUSZ PONADCZASOWY
does it get any cooler than this?
Always women dancing in background.... elegantly
A&M recording company.
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Shame they're miming (they are, right?), but you can't improve on perfection.
I played this as one of my "5 best songs ever" in an exclusive* DJ set.
*in the sense that there more songs than people present
Wow. That guitar sounds just like a mandolin. 😂😂
Even tho none of them were Latin some of the members could pass as looking Latin lol
NOFX did it better.
I hate when they just fake it with the record,