Herb Alpert: Just You and Me (A&M Records SP-4591, released 1976)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- The complete album. One of the rarest of Herb Alpert's recordings, this followed the second album by the 70s version of the T.J.B.,(Coney Island) and preceded the Herb Alpert/Hugh Masekela album. This is the only album of Alpert's that has never been released digitally and as far as we know, there are no plans to release it in the future.
TRACKS:
Promenade
Musique
Just You And Me
Grandpa Lou
Aria
Yankee Doodle
Spanish Nights
One Night Lover
The Lady Needs Romance
The Day Will Come
Nice Alpert classic LP recording........Greetings from the Republic of Honduras.Central America.
The album that fits in the pocket of where Herb left off with the TJB a year earlier, and the albums with Hugh Masekela.
Been looking for this for a long time!
Mr. Alpert opted to withhold this from his reissue campaign, together with “Under a Spanish Moon.” I wonder why.
Pretty good, can't believe 1st 😍😍😍😍
Herb's music sounds .. no .. feels like a wish. Those key-changes are so emotional. Followed his music from TJB to 80s solo then lost touch. Route 101 a few yrs later has a similar emotional effect
Is this recording a bit faster than the playback on the original LP?
Yes, I believe it is. I've lined it up with my own digitized version and this version clearly gets through faster by a second or so after being synched at the start.
EDIT: It sounds a hair faster compared to my current setup. I believe this needle drop is around 20 years old. I plan on redoing all the needle drops with my latest setup once I dial in a few more settings. Current rig uses a Technics Grand Class SL-1210G which is as stable or even more so than the direct drive cutting lathes out there, and it locks onto 33⅓ precisely.
(Sorry for the confusion--I run both this channel and A&M Corner. New needle drops may end up appearing on this channel instead, as I want to phase out the A&M channel soon as I can.)
@@lostandfoundsounds I would enjoy hearing the new version of the album with your new turntable! 🙂👍🏼
The only Herb album never released on CD. Except for a couple of high vocal notes in the title track, I’ve always enjoyed this album. His piano playing is also good.