Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass was the band that inspired me as a Pennsylvania farm boy to become a musician. Up to that point there were no musicians in my family. I have since played music through Europe, the eastern and western United States. Thank you Herb Alpert and your band members for your inspiration. I am very grateful.
Great for you. I started playing the trumpet in the 5th grade, maybe 4 years before the T.J.B. surfaced. But when I heard his style, he and Hugh Masekela have inspired me to continue playing to my current young age of 74..
I think he’s one of the coolest musicians out there. Although I normally play guitar and sing professionally, I love playing all of his songs on my trumpet. I’ve listened to him since the ‘60’s and just saw him perform in 2023. He’s still the coolest. 😊
2023 66 years old My dad had his records Got to really appreciate him When my son was playing trumpet in His HS marching band I introduced him to his music He loved it
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Before my time but I love how effortlessly he plays. He may not hit the killer high notes like Louis Armstrong or Maynard Ferguson but his smooth playing is remarkable and the catchyness of his tunes without words is phenomenal. My favorite is Taste of Honey.
The timeless Latin jazz sounds of the sixties you never get sick of listening to, they just bring back the fun time simple sixties era all over again, love the dresses and hairstyles, looks and dancing movements to.
Just yesterday I was playing my "Whipped Cream And Other Delights" LP. How can we listen to this music and not get a big smile on our face? I miss music the way we had it back in the '60s in the U.S. Our local AM stations would play a great mix of artists, from Herb Alpert and Frank Sinatra to The Beatles and The Beach Boys.
As a young boy how could that album cover not put a smile on a young mana face. Whoever was in the marketing department knew that cover would sell albums and let the music do the rest
@@blackisback74 Oh yeah, and I often thought how awesome it would be to lick off that whipped cream, until I found out it was really shaving cream, lol.
That's so true. AM Top 40 radio included everything. In 1969, first year I started listening to the radio, the Top 40 had Pop music, of course, and variations of Rock n Roll (hard Rock, acid Rock), jazz groups like Blood Sweat and Tears, Motown, of course, a little bit of Country (Johnny Cash, Roy Clark), bubble gum (the Archies, the Cuff Links), a little Gospel (the Edwin Hawkins Singers), even a little reggae (Desmond Dekker), and, yes, there were still the big sellers like the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones; vocal music by singers like Dusty Springfield, Tom Jones, and Bobby Vinton; and a few instrumentals, like "Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet." Great groups like the Doors, The Guess Who, 3 Dog Night, Credence Clearwater Revival, Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly, Cream, The Bob Seger System. Yes. AM Top 40 offered all of that. A complete musical education.
Ah the childhood memories come rushing back , even though I am in my 60's. My mother loved Herb Alpert and TJ Brass. She played his albums all the time when I was a kid. I still play their music and think of her and the long-ago, care-free days of just sitting and listening to such great music. Miss you mom!
What a lovely story and sentiment. Same goes here, this music was the soundtrack to all my parents parties back in the 60's & 70's. Man, they knew how to have FUN!
When his music came out he was on top of the rock and roll charts. The music that came out in 1967, 68 and 69 that was on top of the charts is not the music that people nowadays think it is. The definition of rock is what? The music that sold . He should be in there but everything is so political and who makes the decisions?
Man, I played the hell out of my trumpet with Herb Albert records when I was a kid back in the 70's. Now I'm gonna have to go dig my old Bach Stradivarius Trumpet out of my closet and see if I can still do it.
Me too! Played them all for practice. Performed the solo in This Guy..." with our HS jazz band at a band festival (on my trumpet, certainly not singing)...
Talk about a true upbeat band this was it. Thy had the audience on their feet clapping. Great music, great entertainers and front page billing here ever they went to perform. Good memories too!
There is a really great documentary about Herb, that goes well beyond the TJB. What he created at A&M records with his partner; as an artist; and as a philanthropist bringing music into the lives of people. I highly recommend it, I think Freevee has it.
I graduated from the Academy in 1967. I was in love with Herb Alpert,and his unique sound!! And so was my mother!! We bought his records,and watched him on T.V. I still play and very much enjoy his music! VIVE HERB ALPERT!!
I was 8 years old in 1967. I wanted to play the trumpet because I fell in love with the sound of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass! I played all the way from the 5th grade through the collegiate level. The moment you here the first few bars, you know it's Herb Alpert. I loved the 60's. Wouldn't trade crowing up then for anything. I finally got to see my musical hero in 2013 with his tour with his wife Lani Hall. Worth every dollar...I think it was $50.00.
My grandmother really enjoyed Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. She passed away last month November at the age of 79. Had many of their records RIP grandma
A was a HS trumpet player in the mid sixties and this was THE group all the band kids loved. Another trumpet player and I started our own group with the same instrumentation and played almost all of the TJB's popular tunes as they were published as full arrangements.
I love the music, but I also love how ridiculously savvy Herb was about branding and promotion. He just knew how to do it right! In the liner notes to the first TJB LP, it says something like, "Word is getting out that Herb is something special. Some folks say he could make it big in the movies." Totally amazing, because the release is on his own record label, and he probably wrote liner notes himself! :) But, I wish he HAD made it big in the movies!
What a helluva artist! Never putting any one or type of music down A true gentleman and music officiato. Grew up playing trumpet, my idol. The most effort less style. I to this day have every album the group put out, and cherish them all Play on!!
14:4014:4014:40 I think the lonely bull is the best tune of all time. When I hear it, it puts me back in the best years of music. Thank you so much herb
I wrote Bob Edmondson (trombone) a fan letter when was 10 even though I was a trumpet player because I loved him on Taste of Honey so much. God know where I tried to mail it.
I was in my late teens back then. Herb and his Tijuana Brass had a no. 1 hit in the charts - *A Taste Of Honey*. Everywhere you went you'd hear it on radio. I learned later that Herb didn't really consider himself a great trumpet player - but I think he was selling himself short; he got a great sound out of that thing, and his playing was rhythmic and tight, sort of light-jazzy and band was top notch. And he was such a good looking dude the girls all swooned over him.
His tone is good, his phrasing is good, and he has a way with a melody. Those count. No, he really doesn't compare with Malcolm McNab (lead trumpet on a thousand Hollywood scores), but nobody compares with Malcolm McNab.
I was introduced to Herb Alpert's music by my dad, and as a result have some of his music on vinyl. There is one album "The Beat of the Brass" which features "This Guys in Love With You" on it, and all I can say is, that for an album that is now 50+ years old, the quality is absolutely outstanding, both in the music, and the recording. My dad would have enjoyed watching this vid.
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I think this was recorded around 1966...what a great era with so many different kinds of music on the hit parade. From this to Beach boys and orchestral pieces by Bert Kämpfert....what a great era. 👍
Love this guy and his music, my dear parents listened to this all the time so I got to know it well. Brings back happy memories just listening to it :)
As a young child, the first instrument that I REALLY Wanted to play was the Trumpet... Primarliy because my late parents had played HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS so often, and it was SO Comforting and SO-OO Appreciated! Thank You for sharing your Comment, as it sure "Strikes a Chord"...
Yeah I love his music 🎵! It was my late great aunt who got me hooked onto his band & now 5 decades later at age 64 still listen to the Brass. Brings back memories and as a matter of fact I have inherited some of the TJB albums!
Oh, and I watched Lawrence Welk every week...Myron Florin inspired me to take accordion lessons every Wednesday...bless my parents, between that and baseball!
As a young man, I really liked the sexy cover of the album "Whipped Cream." Later on in life, when I started a career in photography, I learned the album cover photographer used SHAVING CREAM because whipped cream would have melted too quickly under the heat of studio lights (and the body heat of the "hot" model).
This one started it all for the great Herb Alpert .... AND even though he's not a great singer, I have no interest whatsoever in hearing any other artist perform "This Guy's in Love With You". I also understand that he paved the way for several young groups to reach their dreams in the world of Rock & Roll .... I salute you, SIR !
Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass were one of the best bands of the 1960's and early 1970's,and I still enjoy their music even today;the BBC special was great!
Brilliant! The TJB were always the $#!T when it came to music - no matter what your taste, you couldn’t help but feel happy upon hearing anything by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. Let’s face it, Herb was the James Bond of music. As a five year old I realized this - women wanted him and men wanted to be him. Everything about him was cool and controlled. The finger pops, head bobs, the total control of the band and the sheer ease of his playing style made it clear that he was the man. No wonder that he became the music mogul that he was with A & M Records and with a personal net worth of close to a billion dollars. I’ve seen many of the greats in concert from so many musical genres - I do regret not seeing Herb (would have killed to see him perform with the TJB).
I remember when my baton group did a routine to Herb Alpert & TJB's "Taste of Honey" - it was then and still is now incredible music, along with so many of their other tunes! We were so lucky to have grown up with their music! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
This is FAB but his version of 'What now my Love' in particular and that rhythm is just wonderful...how music should be - great to watch this - Thank you for uploading this.
An 8-track of Herb Alpert and the Tujuana Brass was the first one I owned. Spanish Flea is the one song I remember being on it. Blessed to hear this again!
A local grocery store had a promotion back in the 60's, spend so much and a Herb Albert LP was included. I had them all and enjoy his music 50 years later!
I may not have been conceived to this music but it IS the soundtrack to my formative years. As a toddler I was enthralled by the tight and sound of the reels of tape turning on the Akai reel to reel tape recorder, playing this music. My father loved to borrow the albums from friends and record them to tape and then play the hell out of the tapes, possibly because he was cheap, but the funny part is that the blank tapes cost as much as the albums would have cost! LOL. However, more than 50 years later I still have the tapes and own that tape deck. And I play them. This music is one of the defining experiences of my youth...maybe even my whole life.
I won't say how old I am, but I was 20 when this concert happened. LOL I must have 5 or 6 of their old 33 1/3 records. They were a great group, and this brings back lots of memories. The TJB were huge back then.
My introduction to Herb Alpert was "Lonely Bull " - and I remember seeing this programme back then. If my memory serves, they did several "Christmas specials". Wonderful stuff & timeless
I remember seeing them at the Hollywood Bowl around 1958... My mom took me. There were a lot of stars...Bobby Daren, Jan and Dean, and more. Great night.
The TJB was part of our family car's 8-Track playlist on many summer vacation trips. Along with Tom Jones, Beach Boys, Al Martino, and others. Great memories associated with the sound of the TJB.
My mother bought The Lonely Bull album which was released in 1962. I was 10 years old then and I remember really enjoying this music and Herb Albert's trumpet playing
Was just a kid at the time but of course that’s when you’re most impressionable. No matter where you went, all of these songs were everywhere at that time. They were like the everyday life soundtrack.
Remember watching this on xmas eve 1970 ! Alas most of the loved one I enjoyed watching this with have passed . A great great memory of magical times !
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Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass was the band that inspired me as a Pennsylvania farm boy to become a musician. Up to that point there were no musicians in my family. I have since played music through Europe, the eastern and western United States. Thank you Herb Alpert and your band members for your inspiration. I am very grateful.
Great for you. I started playing the trumpet in the 5th grade, maybe 4 years before the T.J.B. surfaced. But when I heard his style, he and Hugh Masekela have inspired me to continue playing to my current young age of 74..
Happy Birthday to Herb Alpert today March 31. ...
I think he’s one of the coolest musicians out there. Although I normally play guitar and sing professionally, I love playing all of his songs on my trumpet. I’ve listened to him since the ‘60’s and just saw him perform in 2023. He’s still the coolest. 😊
@@bernardomedina5943 I COULD NOT REMEMBER WHEN HERB WAS BORN TODAY IN 2024
2023
66 years old
My dad had his records
Got to really appreciate him
When my son was playing trumpet in
His HS marching band I introduced him to his music
He loved it
I feel Privileged to have lived through this Era of Herbs and the Tijuana Brass Band.
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Same here!
Same here 🍺
Before my time but I love how effortlessly he plays. He may not hit the killer high notes like Louis Armstrong or Maynard Ferguson but his smooth playing is remarkable and the catchyness of his tunes without words is phenomenal. My favorite is Taste of Honey.
He singlehandedly brought back the instrumental. He also discovered Brasil '66, one of the most iconic groups of the sixties.
And, he “discovered” his future wife, Lani Hall, the lead singer of Brasil 66.
He also discovered, The Carpenters. He had his own record label, A&P Records and had many musicians on his record label.
@@Skateboarding79 A&M Records was the studio he founded.
Herb also discovered the carpenters signed them to A and M
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Yes!! When he heard Karen's voice for the first time, HE KNEW. This guy was an artistic genius.
The timeless Latin jazz sounds of the sixties you never get sick of listening to, they just bring back the fun time simple sixties era all over again, love the dresses and hairstyles, looks and dancing movements to.
Agreed. It really makes you feel like no other music can even get close to
Those were the good old days, because they were good!
Just yesterday I was playing my "Whipped Cream And Other Delights" LP. How can we listen to this music and not get a big smile on our face? I miss music the way we had it back in the '60s in the U.S. Our local AM stations would play a great mix of artists, from Herb Alpert and Frank Sinatra to The Beatles and The Beach Boys.
As a young boy how could that album cover not put a smile on a young mana face. Whoever was in the marketing department knew that cover would sell albums and let the music do the rest
@@blackisback74
Oh yeah, and I often thought how awesome it would be to lick off that whipped cream, until I found out it was really shaving cream, lol.
That's so true. AM Top 40 radio included everything. In 1969, first year I started listening to the radio, the Top 40 had Pop music, of course, and variations of Rock n Roll (hard Rock, acid Rock), jazz groups like Blood Sweat and Tears, Motown, of course, a little bit of Country (Johnny Cash, Roy Clark), bubble gum (the Archies, the Cuff Links), a little Gospel (the Edwin Hawkins Singers), even a little reggae (Desmond Dekker), and, yes, there were still the big sellers like the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones; vocal music by singers like Dusty Springfield, Tom Jones, and Bobby Vinton; and a few instrumentals, like "Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet." Great groups like the Doors, The Guess Who, 3 Dog Night, Credence Clearwater Revival, Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly, Cream, The Bob Seger System. Yes. AM Top 40 offered all of that. A complete musical education.
@@57highland
Yep, that's a great list, thanks!
His arrangements were awesome and fresh, very underrated band.
HERB ALPERT IS STILL THE BEST MUSICAN
Oh oh...another "underrated" comment here.
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Bras could be heard all the time in the mid-60s and was always a pleasant sound to hear and remains so even today.
I like to refer to songs like this as Mad Men music. 😊
It's sad that instrumental music doesn't chart any longer... superb talent...Herb Albert was exceptional in business as well.
We can keep it alive as we can! Music of our lives keeps us breathing and vibrant!
There are a few like Boney James, Rick Braun, Kenny G...and some electronica like Enigma.
Radio used to tie us all together especially through instrumentals, which crossed all boundaries and generations.
Ah the childhood memories come rushing back , even though I am in my 60's. My mother loved Herb Alpert and TJ Brass. She played his albums all the time when I was a kid. I still play their music and think of her and the long-ago, care-free days of just sitting and listening to such great music. Miss you mom!
What a lovely story and sentiment.
Same goes here, this music was the soundtrack to all my parents parties
back in the 60's & 70's.
Man, they knew how to have FUN!
Herb and Sergio Mendez and Brazil 66 were my favorites as a little girl I am 3:34 now 64 and still loving it
Just saw Herb at 88 years old! He can still blow that horn!
Wow! That's great to hear. I didn't realize he was still performing. 😊 👍
WOW THAT IS GREAT NEWS THANKS
Me too! Saw him in May 2024 and still sounding great!
Herb Alpert was so good looking and talented. My dad loved his music and I grew up with it.
Great music and memories. Never to be forgotten. The sound their playing has a elegance to it. Very nice.
This is absolutely stunning as a classic. And he is STILL recording today. Go Herb!!!
These guys should be in the rock and roll hall of fame
It's not rock and roll. Lol
When his music came out he was on top of the rock and roll charts. The music that came out in 1967, 68 and 69 that was on top of the charts is not the music that people nowadays think it is. The definition of rock is what? The music that sold . He should be in there but everything is so political and who makes the decisions?
why?
@@mikelbb.1670exactly
I believe at the time this was called " Pop" - as "popular" music . A very general definition ❤🎶
Only a small handful of the artists of today will be remembered 60 years from now.
Man, I played the hell out of my trumpet with Herb Albert records when I was a kid back in the 70's. Now I'm gonna have to go dig my old Bach Stradivarius Trumpet out of my closet and see if I can still do it.
Me too!!!
lol. Me as well.
And me 😊
Maybe it’s like riding a bicycle. You never forget, but maybe a little wobbly at first.
Me too! Played them all for practice. Performed the solo in This Guy..." with our HS jazz band at a band festival (on my trumpet, certainly not singing)...
I am 63 years old, from Natick Massachusetts. I grew up on this music as my Mum loved them and had many of their albums!
Talk about a true upbeat band this was it. Thy had the audience on their feet clapping. Great music, great entertainers and front page billing here ever they went to perform. Good memories too!
Herb is still touring at 88 years old. Such a talented, handsome, healthy, man. Tijuana Brass were great!
There was and never will be a band like Herb Alpert and TJB
The Tijuana Brass really was just Herb Alpert and some studio musicians. The musicians here were people he hired to play in concert. Or on tv.
Hal Blaine's iconic drum beats on Taste Of Honey. 😊
The rock band Chicago (earliest days known as Chicago Transit Authority) has a lot of brass instruments in early songs.
There is a really great documentary about Herb, that goes well beyond the TJB. What he created at A&M records with his partner; as an artist; and as a philanthropist bringing music into the lives of people. I highly recommend it, I think Freevee has it.
I graduated from the Academy in 1967. I was in love with Herb Alpert,and his unique sound!! And so was my mother!! We bought his records,and watched him on T.V. I still play and very much enjoy his music! VIVE HERB ALPERT!!
I was 8 years old in 1967. I wanted to play the trumpet because I fell in love with the sound of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass! I played all the way from the 5th grade through the collegiate level. The moment you here the first few bars, you know it's Herb Alpert. I loved the 60's. Wouldn't trade crowing up then for anything. I finally got to see my musical hero in 2013 with his tour with his wife Lani Hall. Worth every dollar...I think it was $50.00.
The backdrop, the style of dancing, the beat; waves of nostalgia and the music as fresh and gripping 50 years on.
And just think, this was before color TV.
Miss those simple times…..
Pretty girls never go out of style.
I remember The Lonely Bull came out when I was in grade school around 1963. Great song!
My grandmother really enjoyed Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. She passed away last month November at the age of 79. Had many of their records RIP grandma
I listened to the TJB often with my dearly departed dad. Great memories.
A was a HS trumpet player in the mid sixties and this was THE group all the band kids loved. Another trumpet player and I started our own group with the same instrumentation and played almost all of the TJB's popular tunes as they were published as full arrangements.
I love the music, but I also love how ridiculously savvy Herb was about branding and promotion. He just knew how to do it right!
In the liner notes to the first TJB LP, it says something like, "Word is getting out that Herb is something special. Some folks say he could make it big in the movies." Totally amazing, because the release is on his own record label, and he probably wrote liner notes himself! :) But, I wish he HAD made it big in the movies!
What a helluva artist! Never putting any one or type of music down
A true gentleman and music officiato. Grew up playing trumpet, my idol. The most effort less style. I to this day have every album the group put out, and cherish them all Play on!!
14:40 14:40 14:40 I think the lonely bull is the best tune of all time. When I hear it, it puts me back in the best years of music. Thank you so much herb
Herb was such a doll back in the day! I still love him.
A great trumpet player i've been listening to him for years
HERB ALPERT GENIUSZ WŚRÓD GENIUSZY SUPERKREATOR INNOWATOR MAESTRO BRZMIENIA CHOPIN TRĄBKI ODKRYWCA SUBTELNY INTELIGENTNY ELEGANCKI WIELKI CHARYZMATYCZNY INTERPRETATOR NIESAMOWITE VIWAT
Forever and ever: "A TASTE OF HONEY"
The good music never goes out of fashion!
+CLIO musa thats true clio great music is that really you in your picture wow you look fab
I wrote Bob Edmondson (trombone) a fan letter when was 10 even though I was a trumpet player because I loved him on Taste of Honey so much. God know where I tried to mail it.
I was in my late teens back then. Herb and his Tijuana Brass had a no. 1 hit in the charts - *A Taste Of Honey*. Everywhere you went you'd hear it on radio. I learned later that Herb didn't really consider himself a great trumpet player - but I think he was selling himself short; he got a great sound out of that thing, and his playing was rhythmic and tight, sort of light-jazzy and band was top notch. And he was such a good looking dude the girls all swooned over him.
His tone is good, his phrasing is good, and he has a way with a melody. Those count. No, he really doesn't compare with Malcolm McNab (lead trumpet on a thousand Hollywood scores), but nobody compares with Malcolm McNab.
Herb Alpert produced and launched great musicians such as Sergio Mendes, The Carpenters or Gino Vanelli. 👍👍👍
I was introduced to Herb Alpert's music by my dad, and as a result have some of his music on vinyl. There is one album "The Beat of the Brass" which features "This Guys in Love With You" on it, and all I can say is, that for an album that is now 50+ years old, the quality is absolutely outstanding, both in the music, and the recording. My dad would have enjoyed watching this vid.
WUUAOOOO!!!... tremendo popurri de aquellos tiempos (1950 a 1960) cuando yo aun estaba en la ESCUELA aqui en Cusco-Peru escuchaba con GRAN satisfaccion, hoy que lo encontre en el internet (youtube) lo disfruto nuevamente !!!! Increible este tema de Herb Alpert y su Tijuana Brass....
Whipped Cream was probably the best.Going Places rates also !
I could literally duplicate this entry. As a child I wore that album out. And I STILL LOVE “This Guy’s in Love with You”.
..my buddy's favorite album cover is "Whipped Cream and Other Delights"...
My dad also introduced me to Herb Albert, I have always loved listening to his music.
Miss these guys, loved listening to TJB still through the 60s and 70s.
Gee how amazing is this music it's just beautiful I so remember this when I was young brings back lots of memories, Just beautiful. THANKYOU. ❤❤❤
Wonderful melody - so 60s. Full of atmosphere and magic.
Yep !!! MAGIC
I think this was recorded around 1966...what a great era with so many different kinds of music on the hit parade. From this to Beach boys and orchestral pieces by Bert Kämpfert....what a great era. 👍
My Mom had this on her 8track and we listened to it in the car, she loved Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass and I do too!
Love this guy and his music, my dear parents listened to this all the time so I got to know it well. Brings back happy memories just listening to it :)
And at 86, he and Lani are still going strong!
As a young child, the first instrument that I REALLY Wanted to play was the Trumpet...
Primarliy because my late parents had played HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS so often, and it was SO Comforting and SO-OO Appreciated!
Thank You for sharing your Comment, as it sure "Strikes a Chord"...
Yeah I love his music 🎵! It was my late great aunt who got me hooked onto his band & now 5 decades later at age 64 still listen to the Brass. Brings back memories and as a matter of fact I have inherited some of the TJB albums!
My dad liked swing, which was (chords and rythym) what kept his good mood going as a WWII vet. Herbie was my focus in 9th grade.
Oh, and I watched Lawrence Welk every week...Myron Florin inspired me to take accordion lessons every Wednesday...bless my parents, between that and baseball!
How can you not love his music a truly great musician and performer makes me wish I was back in the 60's.🎉
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - simply the best!
2024….and still looove listening to this marvelous trumpeter with his wonderful repertoire that celebrates life. Thank you Herb! 🌹💝🙏
As a young man, I really liked the sexy cover of the album "Whipped Cream."
Later on in life, when I started a career in photography, I learned the album cover photographer used SHAVING CREAM because whipped cream would have melted too quickly under the heat of studio lights (and the body heat of the "hot" model).
These were on the radio a lot when I was growing up, such great tunes
A FLOOD of Childhood Memories growing up in SoCal when DAD played his TJB open-reel Recording practically EVERY WEEKEND.......!!!!!!!!
Here we are years later and i still love his music. He was amazing
its really timeless music. still good after all these years.
Floydd That’s so correct.
La música no tiene fronteras la música alimenta la mente y el alma
Excellent 1967 Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass BBC TV special classic treasured gem!
This one started it all for the great Herb Alpert .... AND even though he's not a great singer, I have no interest whatsoever in hearing any other artist perform "This Guy's in Love With You". I also understand that he paved the way for several young groups to reach their dreams in the world of Rock & Roll .... I salute you, SIR !
music that will always lift your spirits
Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass were one of the best bands of the 1960's and early 1970's,and I still enjoy their music even today;the BBC special was great!
É um músico extraordinário. Parabéns you tube por essas relíquias
Herb Alpert was one of the very best bands of the 60's .he had one of the most distinct sounds .
I grew up listening to mom and dad play this music and watching them dance to it! Their music is still as alive as I remember!
Herb Alpert was soooo cute!
Yeah, thanks for saying so. Thanks, I had a huge crush; still do.
Brilliant! The TJB were always the $#!T when it came to music - no matter what your taste, you couldn’t help but feel happy upon hearing anything by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. Let’s face it, Herb was the James Bond of music. As a five year old I realized this - women wanted him and men wanted to be him. Everything about him was cool and controlled. The finger pops, head bobs, the total control of the band and the sheer ease of his playing style made it clear that he was the man. No wonder that he became the music mogul that he was with A & M Records and with a personal net worth of close to a billion dollars. I’ve seen many of the greats in concert from so many musical genres - I do regret not seeing Herb (would have killed to see him perform with the TJB).
So TRUE!
"The JAMES BOND of Music"!!!
I was fortunate enough to see him in 65-66 and the front band was Baja marimba band. It was a great show.
This is not a live performance. They are faking to a pre recorded tracks
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There is a certain Magic at play here,
it's undeniable and terribly comforting!
I remember when my baton group did a routine to Herb Alpert & TJB's "Taste of Honey" - it was then and still is now incredible music, along with so many of their other tunes! We were so lucky to have grown up with their music!
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This is FAB but his version of 'What now my Love' in particular and that rhythm is just wonderful...how music should be - great to watch this - Thank you for uploading this.
An 8-track of Herb Alpert and the Tujuana Brass was the first one I owned. Spanish Flea is the one song I remember being on it. Blessed to hear this again!
Amen ! My favorite song of all time. I can still remember how to play it my trumpet 57 years ago !
Herb Albert e orquestra , magníficos, bravissimos. 👏🎶🎵
I brushed "around" twice in Acapulco one Xmas holiday. We just looked curiously at each other. That was enough. How music's timeless.
Im 76 now and when I finished work lunchtime on Christmas Eve walked up Kings Road in 1966 to buy his LP. What has happened to the music thes days
Herb Alpert was the reason I played trumpet in junior and senior high. Still love his music to this day.
Herb is a national treasure. I have had his music in my car, iPod and I Phone since the 60's
Это Музыка высшей пробы!Подобная искристому шампанскому!Тысячу раз БРАВО Herb Alpert!
A local grocery store had a promotion back in the 60's, spend so much and a Herb Albert LP was included. I had them all and enjoy his music 50 years later!
Belíssimo e eterno. Estas músicas fazem o coração viajar para um tempo feliz que não volta mais. Viver é fantástico.👏👏👏👏👏
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I may not have been conceived to this music but it IS the soundtrack to my formative years. As a toddler I was enthralled by the tight and sound of the reels of tape turning on the Akai reel to reel tape recorder, playing this music. My father loved to borrow the albums from friends and record them to tape and then play the hell out of the tapes, possibly because he was cheap, but the funny part is that the blank tapes cost as much as the albums would have cost! LOL. However, more than 50 years later I still have the tapes and own that tape deck. And I play them. This music is one of the defining experiences of my youth...maybe even my whole life.
I remember these songs as a child because their performances were all on local television!
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The band members or sidemen if will were some of the best paid in the business. They were awesome.
They could certainly mime like pros…
I love TJB !! This is why I learned to play trumpet. This music blanketed the radio and was on tv and in movies 😊
I won't say how old I am, but I was 20 when this concert happened. LOL I must have 5 or 6 of their old 33 1/3 records. They were a great group, and this brings back lots of memories. The TJB were huge back then.
Essa época era o maior sucesso dessa banda, parabéns.
My introduction to Herb Alpert was "Lonely Bull " - and I remember seeing this programme back then. If my memory serves, they did several "Christmas specials". Wonderful stuff & timeless
I remember seeing them at the Hollywood Bowl around 1958... My mom took me. There were a lot of stars...Bobby Daren, Jan and Dean, and more. Great night.
Love Love this brings back.memories when I was in the 7th Grade
Herb Alpert: amazing, classy trumpet player & performer. The best of the 60s and beyond!
The TJB was part of our family car's 8-Track playlist on many summer vacation trips. Along with Tom Jones, Beach Boys, Al Martino, and others. Great memories associated with the sound of the TJB.
My mother bought The Lonely Bull album which was released in 1962. I was 10 years old then and I remember really enjoying this music and Herb Albert's trumpet playing
Was just a kid at the time but of course that’s when you’re most impressionable. No matter where you went, all of these songs were everywhere at that time. They were like the everyday life soundtrack.
There very first hit as I remember! Their music totally blew me away and still does today in 2024 ❤!
Remember watching this on xmas eve 1970 ! Alas most of the loved one I enjoyed watching this with have passed . A great great memory of magical times !
*Waking up in the early morning to this on the radio, awww, such sweet memories, Lonely Bull and Taste of Honey, oh yeah...*
Herb is one of all time musician, he plays like sing a good music. Great.
Herb was a handsome devil and a fine musician
Lindo saudades de um tempo que não voltará jamais.
Thank you BBC for not scrubbing this tape!
Fantastic---- I was lucky to be in mexico in La paz Mexico on the baja and watched a great hour show right on the ocean edge Wow It was Great
Ele era charmoso !!!. Excelente artista!!!!❤🎵🎼🎶👏👏👏🌹💐👍
This sound just never gets old. It will stand the test of time.
The music is eternit!!
LOVE this! My parents introduced me to the TJB's music when I was a toddler, and to this day I continue to enjoy that sound.
ecavuto me too...I always heard this music in my hear. thanks to the internet I was able to recall #Whipped cream" and my dreams became alive again.
same here :)
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That man is just beautiful. I was a teenager when he came on the scene. It was easy to have a crush on him. Herb Alpert Forever Gold!
WUUAOOOO!!!... (una verdadera JOYA este video) tremendo popurri de aquellos tiempos (1950 a 1960) cuando yo aun estaba en la ESCUELA aqui en Cusco-Peru escuchaba con GRAN satisfaccion, hoy que lo encontre en el internet (youtube) lo disfruto nuevamente !!!! Increible este tema de Herb Alpert y su Tijuana Brass....
Look at those birds they have hanging around the set! Such a different time.
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still listening and loving his music in 2024.🎺