Herb Alpert - This Guy's In Love With You
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- Music video for "This Guy's In Love With You," by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass. The song became the first #1 hit single for the performer (Alpert), the writers (Burt Bacharach and Hal David), and the label (A&M Records).This video first appeared as a segment of the 1968 television special The Beat of the Brass.
Herb Alpert official website: herbalpert.her...
Lost my wife in 2010 to cancer, our wedding song. Breaks me up every time I hear it. Love you Joanne
Lost my dad in 2002 to Cancer, and my mum to Acute myeloid leukemia in 2016. I hear this record and it just brings back wonderful memories of wonderful parents ❤. Another record that always reminds me of this awesome music is Bobby Goldsboro, Summer, the first time.
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Love never dies does it brother. You'll be reunited I can promise you that .
@@frankgriffin6096 thank you Frank
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@@hayleywainwright1810 sorry for your pain.
Herb Alpert didn't always sing, but when he did, it was magic.
True magic
What a great comment.
The magic was choosing him to sing this particular song even if he wasn't really known as much of a singer. His untrained voice and lack of technical skill imparts the song with naiveté, and raw vulnerability. It raises the stakes and the emotional intensity of the song's plea.
Music is as close to a time machine as we have. Enjoy the ride!
music and sweet smells and I'm there
I am 65 today, When I was a little girl in Argentina, I heard this song on the radio and fell in love with the song and with LOVE ....life went on...I came to CA in 1984, married divorced, my entire family passed and today ...watching PBS this song came into my life again...and again that little girl in Argentina that never dreamt ending up being an Immigration Lawyer in CA. So today I bought a ticket for the Concert in Cerritos , CA 2023 .....incredible !!!! I believe music is magic !!!!
My husband passed away four years ago.This song says everything he always made me feel.He said it so many times through the years and I can still feel it.I miss him so much! Thank you Yah for the time we shared.
@@jokinnard7171 it's so moving knowing this song makes you feel the same way. Be at peace knowing he's with you always.
what a journey! stay healthy 🤗🤗🤗
This song is one of my favorites, my mom would sing this. My dad was a very popular jazz musician in Massachusetts, he played this also. One in awhile l here this tune and think of vacation trips with brother and sisters, now all gone but great memories
Would love to see more love songs in our world. Dreams can come true. Sorry your familys gone now but we can always find love again if we're lucky. This was my favorite song when I fell in love but my first love married someone else. It wasn't meant to be.
No one can do this song like Herb Albert.
Ah Hem.. Maybe Dionne Warwick
ah hem... maybe mac demarco
Noel Gallagher sings it better imo
So true, Larry. I own this 45 vinyl. He sang it so effortlessly and with so much feeling. His voice could melt butter. He was gorgeous, multi-talented, yet humble. Love the trumpet solo. "My hands are shakin,'" yer killin' me Herb 🤤
I used to sing this beautiful song to my wife Lin over a 40 year period, not every night, just randomly. I loved to sing it and Lin loved it too. Sadly I lost her in 2018, I still sing it to her.
She hears you...❤️
@@rosalind442 thank you, sending love.
Keeping singing it like you always did. True love never dies. You will always carry her in your heart and memory . A part of her will always be the best part of who you are.
@@davidzdenek4061 thank you David.
Never stop mate, it keeps her near you!
In June of 1968 I met a girl named Jeanette, on our first date this is the first song we heard together. On July 7th. I reported for the draft. On December 9th. 1968 I arrived in RVN and was assigned to a unit as an infantryman. We wrote, she more than me, as I write when I could. I somehow managed to make it through that period my life. We wrote more often. I got out of the service on July 7th. 1970. We dated again. On May 1st. 1971 that girl and I married and danced to this tune at our wedding. To this day I am the luckiest guy in the world and this is still a great tune....peace
+Ron Newkirk God bless you guys...and thank you for your service. :)
+Ron Newkirk That is genuinely sweet. Congratulations on your life together and for your realisation of your good fortune - although I am sure you both put a lot of hard work into your relationship's success.
Oh my goodness, I almost cried reading your story while hearing that song at the same time. So sweet.
Oh my goodness, I almost cried reading your story while hearing that song at the same time. So sweet.
Oh my goodness, I almost cried reading your story while hearing that song at the same time. So sweet.
This song reminds me of my mom and dad dancing in my kitchen. That was 50 years ago and fresh in my mind as the day It happened.
Absolute stroke of genius getting Herb Alpert--who was a brilliant instrumentalist but not an experienced singer--to perform this. A professional singer might have made it too slick and impersonal, but Alpert just sounds like a regular guy pouring his heart out to his girl, and that's what makes it feel so personal.
Dude , so we'll put good God !
@@brianlucas1753 Herb was one of the lucky ones.
Exactly right.
Well said
Mike Patton: "Hold my beer!"
My wonderful 103 grandmother had this played at her funeral. It's such a beautiful song and it captured the moment so poignantly.
Who could have ever imagined that 1968 could be so long ago! Seems like yesterday we were young, innocent, and with our whole life ahead of us!
To all those amazing days we thought would last forever!❤
They're gone in the blink of an eye...
You got that right at almost 70!
I agree with you. This is one of popular universal songs !
Love all of Herb Alpert's songs. Who knew he also had a good voice?
From what I understand, Mr. Bacharach wrote this specifically for Mr. Alpert. It's one of those songs which defines the era.
This was my wedding song to my wife. Hers to me was First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Roberta Flack. I was 20 and she was 18. 46 years, 3 grown children, 8 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren later, we're still together. So you could say this song means an awful lot to me.
Love that story!
That Roberta Flack song is one of my all time favorites.
I met my girl in 1987, when we were in 5tg grade. We reconnected in 2012, and had the most incredibly fun time since. No kids, waited too long in life.
Beautiful
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It sure does my friend. Priceless
What a wonderful story!!!!
I just lost my boyfriend who used to sing this song to me during karaoke nights. This song will always remind me of him
RIP Burt Bacharach. Thank you for the beautiful music. The soundtrack to my entire life from 1958.
Burt was very special.
Burt was a gift that will always keep giving.
I so agree with you.
Totalmente de acuerdo. Si pudiera, le haría un monumento en agradecimiento por toda la maravillosa música que creó y que, como muy bien dices, ha sido la banda sonora de nuestras vidas. Gracias, maestro
@@DrCrabfingersAND LETS NOT FORGET HE WAS MARRIED TO ANGIE DICKINSON IN HER PRIME!
The best music never dies...
One of the most beautiful songs ever.
I agree with you completely!
I love the song, is just beautiful
This song takes my breath away.
I'm 51, remember mum and dad playing this, together with Bobby GoldBoro. Childhood memories xx
You're not wrong
My dad loved Herb Alpert and I cant help quietly crying when i hear him. What a lovley time to be alive back then.
Yes. My Dad loved his music also.
Brings back memories of him everytime I hear him and the band.
The Loney Bull was one of his faves.
I remember this music playing from when i was as young as 5. ❤
Same for me. My dad passed away in september and now I put this song to get him close to me again. I always heard this song in my childhood.😥💗
My dad used to sing it to my mam in 1970, he died 4 years later aged 46 and she's been on her own ever since, she's 93 soon and can't listen to it anymore. It reminds me summer days in the garden and Sunday dinners.
I am so sorry about your dad. To soon. They sound like they truly loved each other.
❤sweet
amour
I don't understand why this song is not played on the radio. This is a great song!
Agreed !!!!
Loads &loads of great songs are not played on radio because of corporate control
Sure was played often in 1968. Back in the AM radio days (!)
@@robertbayer7935 program directors with narrow minds..
Chris - I'm pleased to report that Mark Goodier played this on 'Pick of the Pops' (1968) last Saturday (17/08/2024) and wonderful it sounded too. Great chart in fact. Check it out whilst it is still on the BBC website.
I can remember my husband and I married in 1965
We loved this song
So many lovely memories.
I lost my hubby 2 years ago.
Still brings tears to my eyes.
So many amazing lovely memories ❤❤❤
Thank you
I'm sorry for your loss Madge 💐hang on to the memories 🌻🌹🌺
My Mum and dad married 1953, I was born 1958, and Mum and Dad were still doing it after 6 kids.
Song wasn't released til 1968. Sorry
@@stripervince1 Jerk.
I hope and pray you have consolation in this time of intense loss and lonliness.
you do have many friends who love and have been loved, who have lost and are in a state of devistation. You are NEVER alone...
Burt Bacharach + Hal David + Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass = perfection
Yeah, that about sums it up.
Ditto from a fellow Fireball XL-5 man.
Yeah Herb is so cool,but natural, and what a job he does as a trumpeter singing on this classic!
Most definitely! The very best!
SteveZodiac2001 Just like Bill BEILCHICK + Josh McDaniels + Tom Brady + Gronk = PERFECTION.
This was my husband's and my song. His voice was similar to Herb Alperts. He died. But I listen to this beautiful song every night. So romantic. He even looked like Herb Alpert! I miss him so much!
+Brenda Robinson chin up brenda
U the realest Brenda
I am sorry to hear that. But I understand what you feel, I lost my Father recently and the first month was hard for me as it is for all of us when we lose someone we love. Try to be happy and remember the good times you shared and as long as you remember him, he shall live in your heart. Regards and may GOD bless you.
P.D. I shall pray on your behalf.
That is truly beautiful and sad, i am so sorry your husband died.
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who consider this a masterpiece and those who are wrong
My mom's fav song back in the 60s. I play it often and it brings tears to my eyes. In memory of you, Mom. The best Mom a child could have! Miss you so!
At 61, your comment brought tears to my eyes..... my mother died in 1983, but got to enjoy our first child for six months.
I CAN FULLY RELATE, MY LIFE RESEMBLES THAT REMARK!!!
My Mom loved this song too,when I was about 35 years old.She told me she used to sit in her room and listened to my music, she liked the Doors,Traffic,Kinks,the Who ect. I miss her.
We were all sitting around talking one afternoon. It dawned on me that sitting there were four generations of the ladies in my family at one time, together. My Mama has been gone seven years now. The one irrefutable fact of this Life I was warned about growing up and sadly did have to learn and endure daily is that of all the people you will ever know... your Mama is the most important one. And the one missed the most. There are times my heart and soul ache just wanting to see her laugh again... or just to hear her voice. This song brought back the memory of that day. It is a good song.
@@davidchildress285 - This is why I treasure mine.
She is the reason I made it through my teen years. But she gave my sister and I the very best childhood anyone could ever ask for.
Unfortunately, my sister doesn't respond to her when she calls or texts. She's an ass.
I was little in the early 80's and It Might Be You by Stephen Bishop brings vivid memories of mom taking my sister and I on the back year to play in the tiny blow up pool, and in the sprinklers.
I thank God that I can see her today.
My heart goes out to all of you.
If I remember correctly, Herb Albert wasn't a singer. But a great musician and chose to sing this great Bacharach song. So glad he did!!
True
@@rossieroman3642 10-12 years later, he would become the first artist to reach #1 with both a vocal (this song) and an instrumental (Rise)
And It results in a great performance. The same as BB singing his Look Of Love
RayNDeere yes indeed. Now that’s talent!!
And Hal David, who wrote the words to this song
This song instantly takes you back to simpler times and warm memories with that unforgettable intro.Gorgeous song for lovers everywhere
this was my boyfriend and my song and we married in 1968
@@brendamcchristy6044 Still going strong after all these years I hope?
One of the most amazing songs ever written.
Herb and Lani Hall have been the real deal for a very long time. They are living proof that when love is genuine and not superficial it can be a forever kind of love and one to be admired.
You are exactly 100%
The woman in this video is Sharon Lubin, his first wife.
@@alejandrapadron2495I think he left Sharon for Lani.
? This is his 1st wife..wasn't that real than??
@@mariocisneros911 so what’s your point? Millions of weddings have taken place over the years and many have not been real because there are times when the love between the coupe is not equal or there’s no love at all. It happens a lot. I’ve been there myself only to find out 4 years later she never really loved me and she left me without warning for someone else. She’s now on her 5th marriage. Bad choice for me but after all she was a good actress. And I’m not alone in that and it can happen to anyone. I remarried and I now know very well what real love is.
All in a way of saying it’s important to know that love is the real deal before you get married. Herb and Lani’s love for one another is a real testimony of love that’s real and it has lasted for many years and probably after one of them passes. My mom is 98 and after my dad passed in 2013 mom has always said there will never be any other. That’s love, and that’s real.
One of the most romantic songs of all time.
ty very much
Carl Gibbons loved it memories wow
It certainly is.
Can't say it better
“Who looks at you the way I do?” One of the best lines in a love song. Herb Alpert - such a beautiful man, such a beautiful voice, such beautiful music.
A man, a woman, in love: God's beautiful nature: what more can one ask for except a beautiful song to weave it together for eternity!
Beautifuly spoken!!
Amar a alguien es una cosa, que alguien te ame es otra; pero que te ame la misma persona que amas, lo es todo.
Tears stream down your face when you think that this was the apex for this kind of music in 1960s.
Genius Burt Bacharach's music. Genius Hal David's unforgettable lyrics.
Two great musicians. And the other great one -- Herb Alpert -- making it come to life.
What a song, what a time. Every "guy" gets choked up and has a girl he's thinking about when this song is playing.
It literally could make you weep if you focus awhile on what has been lost. By the time I was 11 I had all Herb & Glen Campbell's albums. Then I got into The Beatles,Stones etc and they weren't cool.It took me a helluva long time to realize how great they were, go back and listen ,why I loved music in the first place.
This is one of the greatest records ever made..
Who's still listening to this beautiful song in 2019???😍😍😍
Marie Therese Curran It was also the only song that he sung that was dedicated to his wife 😀 he only played instruments I wished he’d had song more songs because he had a very nice singing voice
I sure am!
Me!
Me
I have this on my ITunes and it was our first dance at our wedding it’s such a special song xxx
It's amazing how some music can touch one's heart so deeply, like this beautiful song.
I agree. I don’t think any song at 11years old touched me like this song.
It helped me imagine what love can be like and how much you can be loved.
Sadly, the personification of Herb in this song and video is somewhat of a fantasy still for me. 56 years later.
It was a nice dream though that helped me into adolescence.
I am surprised it touched me so at 11 years old.
I didnt realize how young I was until I did the math.
@@debbiemartin2026 Thanks for your reply. I fully understand what you mean. From the moment I first heard this amazing song sung by Herb Alpert on the radio in 1968, it touched my heart then when I was twelve and it still does the very same way to this very day, every time I hear it.
@@take942 Same with me. I was 11.
Loved Herb Albert since the 70’s 🤍
Timeless, this is a timeless classic. Thank you Burt Bacharach.
Burt Bacharach was an incredible composer and I really enjoy the classic rendition by Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass 60 years later!!
RIP Burt
I was two years old when this song came out in 1968. I heard it quite often growing up. I just heard it in an episode of Bates Motel. I suspected it was written by Burt Bacharach. Hal David co-wrote it with him. His songs usually have a distinct sound to them, that I cannot explain. May he rest in peace.
Let's not forget Hal David's incredible lyrics that accompanied so many of Bacharach's musical compositions. Some of the greatest songs of the 60s and 70s era ever recorded and made famous by iconic vocalists like Dionne Warwick and so many others fortunate to record the brilliance of Bacharach and Hal's collaborative works.
If this song doesn't pull at your heart, you never really had a heart...
I REALLY should stop watching videos like that in a public library.....! (Mummy why is that man crying ? )
Are you referencing yet another great song by Bacharach/David?
"Anyone Who Had a Heart," sung by the up-and-coming Dionne Warwick, is one of the first hits that put Bacharach and David on the Top 40 map. They were the best duo of the 60's. Right there with Lennon-McCartney.
You got that right...love Bacharach!
Shut up I have obe
I'm with you! 💗
Number one song in America the day I was born. July 1, 1968. And this man’s not even a singer by trade, but a brilliant musician and instrumentalist.
I will never be able to explain the feelings I felt, when this song played.
RIP Burt Bacharach, thank you for this most beautiful song. Always reminds me of summer 1968, I was 16 and very in love 🙂
I was born down December 1968. It seems a lot was going on in 1968
Such a talented guy. He's very handsome as well.
I just want to jump the heck out of this miserable year of 2020 back to better days. There was a time when you looked ahead for better days....sadly to see those better days you now have to look back.
I can fully relate to that. Never a truer word spoken.
Let see: Vietnam War was raging with the Tet offensive that year and a yearly average of 45 American soldiers dying everyday; the assassinations of RFK and King, the 68 Democratic convention, 100s of major riots, George Wallace “Segregation today, Segregation tomorrow, Segregation forever!” Speech.
You have a selective memory
Absolutely better days was back then
10/27/2021. 63 now and my dad passed away a long time ago but riding in my dads car, coming back at night from dinner or a bar, listening to this on some AM Radio station (didn't have FM yet) my dad would turn this song up a little and start singing along as best he could. I was too young to know or understand what the song was about but hearing it today makes me understand why my dad loved this song so much. My dad was a Chief in the Navy, we had already landed on the moon and although we weren't rich, we still had as much or more than most people. Vietnam was still in full swing and I faced an uncertain future as to what to do with my own life, hell I was still hugging my teddy bear. But the music of my childhood, I can always come on here at YT and go back to a time I thought would never end. My dad looked so good in his uniform, he was SO HANDSOME and ALL THE LADIES LOVED HIM. I take after my dad. The ladies love me too. And I still hug my teddy bears.
What a beautiful life story.
💜⭐💜⭐💜⭐
@@joannagipson12 Hi Joanna! I understand your comment. (At least I really think so!). Tres cool and quite meaningful! So nice to 'meet' you! MP 💥💥💥🥰💜💙💜💙💜
love the music i grew up with same era as you
My dad, a concert pianist, sang and played this on the piano tonight to my newborn daughter, my mom, and I. I sobbed hearing for the first time. So many different emotions this song invokes ♥️
What a beautiful expression of love ❤️
A wonderful family !
Beautiful way to serenade your daughter and his granddaughter.
I was born after the Summer of Love, October of '67. This was one of my mom's favorites. Instantly takes me back to my childhood. Miss you, Mom.
I wish I could get in my car and drive back to the 60s.
Me also! 😍
A few drinks and RUclips and your there! Lol
You're not the only who feel that way
If you find a way to do it please take me along, I'll even give you gas money!
My thought exactly!!!
My parents danced to this song at their wedding 40 years ago. I danced to this song at my wedding. It brings a tear to my eye, so beautiful and heartfelt💕
Beautiful song.
My parents were married for 60 years, and my Dad just passed Easter 2018. This song is theirs. They loved each other and raised 5 great kids together. I miss him terribly, and love him and Mom.
I married my childhood sweetheart. When we were dating we sang many love songs to each other. Then I got my draft notice in 1970. Came home on leave and married her. 51 years later we are still going strong with each other. This song is one our favorites.
God Bless You both
Did you go to the nam?
Congrats! You two made it happen, true love!
Herb Alpert: cool, hip, classy and sophisticated. Wish there were more people in the world like him.
Amen to that from a massive Alpert fan. I just love this recording.
Yea, and he wasn't classy in a deliberate way, it's just the way the guy is. Great song and so well done.
Agreed!
Music For The People this one great song n that's the truth
Music For The People go trump number one
This song was a real pleasure to listen to, then and now. Herb Alpert, a real class act
Rest in peace, Brother Bacharach 🙏 😇💙 Thank you for bringing Light and Beauty to us. What a Gift.😊
Wow, took me right back. We married in 1963. This, and other Burt Bacharach tunes were so much part of our early life.No TV in those days but a cheap record player. Sadly, my darling wife passed 6 years ago, but this song has bought it all back.
Trev, I would take a cheap record player and a good book over a TV any day. I have 4 turntables.
You and your dear wife had your priorities straight. My condolences on your loss.
Thank you, Herb. Thank you, Burt, and thank you Hal. Great songs for a great time.
OOOOH my God he is one gorgeous man!!! No one else could have sung this better, because he is not known as a singer. It is sheer magic.
I think I time traveled and met this man. Lol. I woke up fully dressed with makeup and jewelry. I’m waay younger & looked up the house where the party was. It was a Spanish style house very similar to his. I’ve always been freaked out by that. I can’t explain it. Totally wild.
'vulnerable magic'...WTF?
I'm glad this song was never rebooted by some later artists. This version still holds up on its own.
Fan Made Videos check out the reels version
Faith No More did a cool cover of this song
Sacha Distel did a remake that was pretty good.
@Thou Swell Bacharach and David first offered the song to Dionne, who rejected it. They dug it out of their reject file for Herb...the rest is history.
haha, can you imagine if Metallica got a hold of this song
From May of 68, Herb played the trumpet and sang this classic ballad!
Bacharach conducted.
@@smwca123 Believe that. He was at his peak!
Perhaps the most romantic song and vulnerable musical arrangement of all.
I grew up in the 60s its was a wonderful time being a child I was so happy
Carol Jones Me too. It was such a happy, innocent, care-free time, as this video exemplifies. I wonder if kids growing up today will have these same type of memories we do. I hope so, but I fear not.
+Bee Kay Grew up in the late 60s and 70s and that awesome time is gone. End times are here. Eternity in Heaven is next.
Hello ms.adams. ..
+Carol Jones And it had the best music, too!
+Carol Jones I remember hearing this song on the car radio growing up. A great memory of hearing this song in the back of the station wagon with all the windows rolled down the wind in my hair and my parents in the front seat. Those were the days and this was the music. FANTASTIC!!!
Grew up with song. Hearing it now makes me cry. Oh for my childhood days.
Geoffrey Oh for my childhood days as well lol xx
This is such a beautiful song. It brings back memories and a tear to my eye Dionne Warwick sang it so well 😢
This song can cut you in two, it's beautiful and yet it as a sadness that memory evokes, we all have a time, a moment when a door shut and the light dims, we recover but we will always be aware of what was at the other side .
Wow, that was a great post. Thanks
You have struck me. Totally different genre, but t e Counting Crows ' Recovering The Satellites' hits me the same way.
HiBrian,l am 69 years old ...don't know if that is relevant but l in my youth there was some epic bands that played unimaginable chords, and lyrics that being on acid ( l never was lol ) or the equivalent is the only reason l could think of for some of the collaborations that were brought together, l am still in that time warp simply because almost nothing as knocked me of my feet like it, Counting Crows and recovering the satellites just did that ,thank you
One of the most beautiful things I have ever read
@@franm1721 wow, that's awesome. Nice to meet you
One of the most beautiful songs ever
The best and safe years of America is this era!! I'm a child of the 60s and the 70s!
Don't know about safe. Riots and the Vietnam War.
Safe? No. A very turbulent era. One of the most in our history.
I heard this on the radio forever ago. I was young, and now I'm old. I now consider it an emotional masterpiece.
Classy. Timeless. Cool as a cat. The quintessential Herb Alpert.
I always thought this was a beautiful romantic song. I love it still.
Hello Phyllis, How are you doing?
RIP Burt 🕯️thanks for the music 🎶
Thank you Burt for songs that went so well with the 70's. You helped make mom's AM radio, and the drives to school, enjoyable. Rest in Songwriting Heaven.
The is my Dads song. He was a Herb Alpert fan. He was always singing it when were kids and it became our Dads song. We recently lost him to Alzheimer’s and we had this played at his funeral. Daddy we love you xxx
I remember when that song came out and seeing the video for the first time. One of the most tender songs ever written and Alpert singing it made it unforgettable. It was a different era, romance was really celebrated and cherished in classics like this one.
I'm not overly emotional but I can't sing this one without a lump in my throat it's just that touching of a song.Truly Magic in it's purest form.
I love this song! I was born in 1962 and I remember this song when it played at my ice skating lessons in the May Co mall in North Hollywood. I miss those days SO much.
Rest in Peace, Burt. I always loved this song, and Herb's voice and horn playing it to subtle perfection.
This was an absolute magical song when I was growing up in the 60s.....it still is 50 years later!!
Wow....this song is so beautiful. I remember this being a part of my life when I was around 6 years old. This just bought back memories of my mom, dad, family, friends and neighborhood all in one.
Yes! I think my aunt made a video of my infant years when I had graduated from college and I remember this song was in the background (born in 67)
3:40 just made my eyes flood....argh....how beautiful. Two people who are in love is such a special thing....the whole universe revolves around you both...it's so special.
Maybe the most beautiful love song ever....How can it not get to ya'???
THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL SONG ! I Love you Donna Marie 💯💞
Dreamy heart felt time travel to a beautiful time in pop music. 50 years later, I never get tired of listening to it
I just listen to this song on repeat. A simple song that makes me happy and want to cry every time I hear it.
Mr. Alpert, just want to say thank you very much for the beautiful memories.
Rest in eternal peace Burt.. and thank you for your music.
A wonderful tribute to its composer, Burt Bacharach. You found your well earned peace Burt.
Me and my siblings grew up with Herb Alpert, and the Tijuana Brass, being played over and over in our home by our mom, who loved this man's music. Funny, I love his music now 🎶 ❤ You had great taste mom 😥 💔
I can tell , by the amount of comments , this song touches many of us. It touches me cause in summer 1968 I was 15 and would hang around the Twin Brooks Golf Course hoping a golfer would call me over to be his Caddy. This song came on the radio the most times during that summer while I waited . A great song with good memories to all of us.
Your user name, is quite disturbing and not very respectful.
I'm 58 and my hands are still shakin'
Best see a doctor for that
Mine too!
You could help me out with that
@@garycowie8648 lol
I'm 58 too and I love this song! I remember it alot on movies and commercials when I was little
this, song has stood the test of time. BEAUTIFUL...
Lisa Louise Angonese it really is a tremendous song. Era, generation, time....they don't matter. This song is timeless. ✌
Lisa Louise Angonese
Makes one wish to return to those wonderful moments in time.
Knees still turning to jelly…….❤. Heard this song when I was ten at a roller rink. Almost 60 years later I listen to this, and I’m back in that roller rink, going through my first crush…
This song stands the test of time a true classic. What a great time in life. So much peacefully
Sheer innocence ... no drugs, violence or sex filled lyrics. Just great songwriting and musicianship.
Herb Alpert has done more for other Musicians than many other people know .His talent is beyond our comprehension. I think it's really time to give him his due recognition as one of the most gifted musical artists of the Twentieth Century. He's also done more for the Latin Movement in American Music than many of us can realize . He brought us into the future where Jazz, Latin and Pop are part of the fabric of American Culture .
He's a great musician and so is his wife. I didn't know till recently she was one of the singers with Sergio Mendes ❣🥀
He's also one of the most handsome man ever.
This transports me back to to my childhood. Wonderful sounds I absorbed at that time of my life- Herb's wonderful playing became the sound track to my childhood. Love ya Herb.
Beautiful ❤️
I never heard that song. Play it again Charlie.😄
I used to hear this on my crystal radio as a kid. Just good, innocent fun and good times.
I was seven years old when this song came out. My first experience with "falling in love" was falling in love with this song on the radio!
God bless Burt Bacharach tunes! So catchy, memorable, chills you out after a stressful day, so soothing x
My father would order these albums from the TV guide Columbia Collection and he turned me on to these artists of his time, Lou Rawls, Sinatra, Dionne Warwick, Trini Lopez, Sergio Mendes, 5 Dimension, and Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass (Great Album Covers) I was listening to the Beatles, Doors, Mamas & the Papas, Grateful Dead, etc. I learned to appreciated it all to this day.The 60's was a great time for music and a change that would affect many. This song bring it all back
Great post.
Your dad sounds like a wonderful man. My dad was wonderful too but I'd love to have shared my love of music with him 😊
Of course
What great taste he had!
Thank you ...He will be 90 yrs. old at the end of this month, he has outlived the musical idols of his time. @@contrarymary7638
This song also reminds me of my favourite late uncle died of lung cancer...he loved his classic music..what a character he was..kind and very suave
RIP Burt Bacharach...thanks for all the pleasure your music has given the World ....yourself and Hal can write a few more now in Heaven