Oh wow I remember watching this TV show when I was little. It had alot of great entertainment such Herb & TJB. Have always loved his music for decades!
HERB ALPERT JEST GENIUSZEM MIEDZY GENIUSZAMI BRZMIENIE IINDYWIDUALNY STYL FENOMENALNA KREATYWNOSC WSPANIALY WSZECHSTRONNY SUBTELNY ELEGANCKI WIELKI CHARYZMATYCZNY
For many years I have been wondering if I would ever be able to hear the compilation again of Herb Alperts S.R.O. album. I had the vinyl version over 30 years ago. And to think Utube was the place to hear it 30 years later. Keep it up Utube....Bravo!
A few songs on SRO had very strong jazz sound, most notably "Flamingo", so you could tell that was the direction HA really wanted to move in. And speaking of New Orleans, my favourite song on that album "The Wall Street Rag" definitely had a very prominent Dixieland jazz feel. Perhaps that's why SRO was my favourite of their albums.
Alguien sabe como se llama el tercer tema que interpretan en este vídeo? lo estoy tratando de encontrar porque me parece maravilloso para una presentación que tengo que hacer
What is funny is at 1:27 Herb puts his trumpet down and start singing. However, you still hear a trumpet playing in the back ground and it isn't Herb or the other trumpet player. It was all faked from start to finish. So talented the Herb and the TJB were that they had to fake it? I still love their music but also know that many fans were duped at their concerts probably at some point.
Trust me, the reason that so many acts just mimed their performance to recordings in those days had a lot more to do with TV production considerations than what was in the musicians' interest. I am a lifelong musician and I will tell you that the musicians would always rather play it live. But it was rarely their call, especially back then. I saw Herb live with these same six musicians in 1968 and they were terrific. There were VERY few shows in those days when a band would get the opportunity to play live to the studio audience. Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson are the only ones I can think of.
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Oh wow I remember watching this TV show when I was little. It had alot of great entertainment such Herb & TJB. Have always loved his music for decades!
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LOVE this, so great to see these rare clips of Herb & TJB, thanks so much for posting this rare gem!!!
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The ultimate feel good music!!!
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HERB ALPERT JEST GENIUSZEM MIEDZY GENIUSZAMI BRZMIENIE IINDYWIDUALNY STYL FENOMENALNA KREATYWNOSC WSPANIALY WSZECHSTRONNY SUBTELNY ELEGANCKI WIELKI CHARYZMATYCZNY
For many years I have been wondering if I would ever be able to hear the compilation again of Herb Alperts S.R.O. album. I had the vinyl version over 30 years ago. And to think Utube was the place to hear it 30 years later. Keep it up Utube....Bravo!
Yo he went to fairfax high? That's crazy.
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
thx a lot for this brilliant answer!
A few songs on SRO had very strong jazz sound, most notably "Flamingo", so you could tell that was the direction HA really wanted to move in. And speaking of New Orleans, my favourite song on that album "The Wall Street Rag" definitely had a very prominent Dixieland jazz feel. Perhaps that's why SRO was my favourite of their albums.
I much prefer this to the music videos of the past twenty-five years. :)
He was great! I wonder if he ever plays anymore or tours?
@utd1981 True. Some bands are/were really more studio bands than live(including The Beatles)
everybody thought he was mexican too..lol! he did GREAT music!
Alguien sabe como se llama el tercer tema que interpretan en este vídeo? lo estoy tratando de encontrar porque me parece maravilloso para una presentación que tengo que hacer
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Mame é a música
1974
whats the sonx name they start playing at 4:00, please?
What is funny is at 1:27 Herb puts his trumpet down and start singing. However, you still hear a trumpet playing in the back ground and it isn't Herb or the other trumpet player. It was all faked from start to finish. So talented the Herb and the TJB were that they had to fake it? I still love their music but also know that many fans were duped at their concerts probably at some point.
There is a second trumpet player besides Herb Alpert so what you'd hear was just that when he did vocals.
Trust me, the reason that so many acts just mimed their performance to recordings in those days had a lot more to do with TV production considerations than what was in the musicians' interest. I am a lifelong musician and I will tell you that the musicians would always rather play it live. But it was rarely their call, especially back then. I saw Herb live with these same six musicians in 1968 and they were terrific. There were VERY few shows in those days when a band would get the opportunity to play live to the studio audience. Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson are the only ones I can think of.