Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass "Zorba's Dance" on The Ed Sullivan Show
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- Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass "Zorba's Dance" on The Ed Sullivan Show, November 7, 1965. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
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Best Jewish guy in Mariachi.
I saw Herb Alpert and the TJB live at the “Hollywood Palace” on Vine street off of Hollywood blvd. What Great days they were. If only I could go back.
And how
Love Herb Alpert & Tijuana brass.. these guys were the best.. pure perfection! 😎
excellent musicians.
Was lucky enough to see Herb Alpert &TJB in person around this time....those cats could play. I was 13-14 years old
Back when Herb and Al Hirt were all the rage! Gotta love the sixties no matter what your genre is.
@@markberryhill2715 Creatively and artistically, the 60s were great, but in other categories not so much.
If you were a grade-school kid living in the suburbs in the 60's, then of course the 60s were great. No worries about the war, the draft, anything.
My Mom and Dad saw them in concert in, I think, 1968. Then went out and bought their records, of course. Their opening act was as black R&B group called "The Checkmates, Ltd." That much I remember.
these are truly , great musicians.
Now just imagine this being a top five on the charts today. No way to wrap your head around such a thing.
This is awesomeness personified!!!!
Wow!!!
Part 2 of their 1965 Ed Sullivan performance!!!
Part 1 was taste of honey!!
Thank you for posting this!!
Please don’t take it down!!!
Let’s see more live Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass performances !!!
We all love him!!!
They are the greatest group that ever lived!!!
Herb Alpert is the MAN 👞♂️
And then as a 3 year old I proceeded to buy my first album. I wondered why they were my first choice…ED SULLIVAN! Also I was drawn to the album covers of girls …as a three year old boy the first album I had was the whip cream album. I’m not kidding.
Omg, now I'm gonna get my Herb Alpert CDs back out.
I knew Herb and the TJB were on Sullivan and this and another one recently cured my insanity. Thankyou. More!
The accidental extra bass note at 1:16 is awesome.
Always liked their music.
A live performance!! Beautiful!
Mesmerizing. They were amazing.
I taught myself how to play drums to their music…as well as the Ventures.
Took me to 14 countries. Thank You Herb!
Herb Alpert forever. His music is timeless.
Look at that sweet Fender electric 12-string. And the bass player is using the '60's standard rig: Precision Bass thru the Ampeg B15 Portflex~!
Pay Senatore played upright bass but when Herb tapped him to be in the TJB he got quick lessons from Carol Kaye to play electric Fender. True I'm told. John..
PAT is his name my spell check sucks! John..
I had Herb Aplert Greatest Hits!
That was awesome! 😎 More please! 🤩
Hello how are you doing and everyone around you?
Excellent rendition!
Hello how are you doing and everyone around you?
great,tune to folk dance to
Thank you!
My mom had all his records, so I was introduced to his music when I was a baby. Bossa Nova was big back then too. She said I was singing in Portuguese when I was 2 years old.
Just listen to TJB on the Ed Sullivan Show!
Fantástico Herb
The country was much happier back in the day …
I agree, but remember Vietnam and race riots were rampant during the TJB heyday. Herb Alpert brought a nice change in a tumultuous decade.
@@davida2359 Now it’s Russia/Ukraine, Islamic terrorists, gender police, BLM, mass illegal immigration … and we’ve still got race riots but they’re just not being reported by a woke media.
The quality of life, I think, has deteriorated.
Do you think the average Joe was happier back then or now?
Wow! Wasn't expexpecting a Fender XII, nice!
♥️♥️♥️
Nice to hear the Fender Electric XII live
Stunning!!!
Thanks a million for posting this. I love it!!!! They also performed "A Taste of Honey" that night. I would love to see that one too.
Me too!!☺️
Zorba the GREEK
Sirtaki
Excelente. Ótimo. Muito. Bom
🥰😍💯💯💯💯👏👏👏
Fender made the BEST 12 string guitars IMHO
To think the Guitar player John Pissano played at my High School ( Tottenville H.S. Staten Island) playing in his first band in the early 50's. He has a picture of it on his website.
What a Talented Group Deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
@Calvin Bealer: They might have been if they’d played Rock and Roll, lol.
Herb was inducted in the HOF with partner Jerry Moss for the way they dealt with artists on A&M.
@@rayray8687 there's a lot of artists who didn't play rock 'n' roll who are in the HOF
@@billbernardi7819 Thank you. He Definitely Deserve to it.A+M Records one of the Powerful Record Labels in the World 🌎🌍. Once again. Thank you for Sharing This message. Mr. Be
@@billbernardi7819 Thank you. He Definitely Deserve to it. A+M Records one of the Powerful Record Labels in the World 🌎🌍. Once again Thank you for Sharing This message. Mr. Bernardi
It's still great music.
My Alien friends loved this band. They'd Pick me up every year back then to listen yo this music 👍👽 Nanu Nanu earthlings
Make one for The Beatles
Not my thing, but we'll worth a watch.
herb admits he wasnt the greatest horn player in the world and to take nothing away from tonni, look how easy herb is playing while tonni is red faced and sweating. just sayin.
I think Tonni was usually asked to hit the high octaves when playing live. At any rate, both are absolutely superb.
Tonni was doing twice the work
@@davida2359 Tonni had a reputation of being a great horn player...I understand he died in a traffic accident in Vegas around 1999...one of the quieter TJB members...
Now this was music instead of that rap crap.
Why is this so fast?
ハーブアルバート、日本で人気有りましたね。この曲【その男ゾルバ】と関係あるんでしょうか？
The trombone player, over here, was over Hal Blaine, the drummer of Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass.
Pretty good. Second trumpet goes off the rails at 2:33, though. I doubt Herb was happy about that. Guitar hangs in there but not as good as the studio version. Bass flubs a note at 1:18. Well at least we know it was being played live!
I believe Tonni Kalash is playing the high harmony part there above Herb’s part! Extremely difficult to play.
@@alphabeets No doubt, at that tempo it must be brutal. But he played it so wrong, and twice! If it wasn't on live TV I doubt this performance would have ever seen the light of day.
What? Watch and listen more closely: The second trumpet is almost completely carrying this part. H.A. is hardly playing, and was not frankly a technically proficient trumpet player -- he is a bandleader, not an expert instrumentalist -- and this by a pretty wide margin.
@@eichelbergergary So you are saying it is Alpert who is playing the wrong notes?
@@ronrice1931 I've heard him hit a few "Wandering notes" in live performances I've been to. Truth is-it makes me realize that a totally gifted, talented, awesome trumpet player, is human.
Csrol butnette was talrnted but funny loliimg lady
A tough song to duplicate.
Need Tommy Tedesco on guitar.