| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
|---|
| 98.1 | | JACOB::MCLEMAN | | Tue Mar 26 1985 01:23 | 4 |
| I used to like Whipped Cream, but I have not seen it on CD. Had some good
ol' horn playin' from Herb.
Jay
|
| 98.2 | | NEXUS::ROLLOW | | Fri Mar 29 1985 18:49 | 8 |
|
"Rise" is very good. "Blow Your Horn" is was good, but
^ignore this word...
not as rememberable as "Rise". These two and "Bullish"
are the only ones I've seen. However; I may have heard
a rumor about a "Greatest Hits" CD.
Alan
|
| 98.3 | | XENON::MUNYAN | | Sat Mar 30 1985 03:43 | 7 |
| I picked up a copy of Blow your own horn last nite... It's not
quite as good at Bullish but you'd have to go some to beat that.
I haven't been able to find Rise or Whipped Cream anywhere. Although
everyone seems to know about it. They must be popular albums.
Steve
|
| 98.4 | | OLORIN::BENCE | | Sun Mar 31 1985 19:35 | 5 |
| whipped cream originally came out around 1965/66 (it was the first 33 1/3
album i ever bought). at that time herb alpert had a group known as
"herb alpert and the tijuana brass". they produced about a dozen albums
before disbanding in the mid-seventies. i'd rate whipped cream as the
best of that period.
|
| 98.5 | | ARGUS::FRANCINI | | Sat Jun 15 1985 04:02 | 67 |
| Herb Alpert, hmmm....
I am a lifelong (well, since I was 6) fan of Herb Alpert and the TJB.
I have 99% of his albums. Only 3 or (maybe 4) have made it to CD yet.
The first dozen or so albums were all done with the original Tijuana Brass.
They are:
The Lonely Bull
Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass Volume 2
South of the Border
Whipped Cream & Other Delights
Going Places
What Now My Love (My personal favorite of the oldies...)
* SRO
* Sounds Like Herb Alpert & the TJB
* Herb Alpert's Ninth
Beat of the Brass
Herb Alpert's Christmas Album (resurrected every Christmas)
* You Smile -- The Song Begins
* Warm
* = Not in print
Several 'greatest hits' albums came out, some of which weren't necessarily
called this. They are:
Herb Alpert's Foursider
Solid Brass
Herb Alpert & the TJB Greatest Hits
... Volume 2 (of above)
I have seen all of the above in print recently.
After a hiatus of several years (during which he 'lost his lip', had an auto
accident, got married, and quit smoking), Herb Alpert had a renaissance.
The style on these albums is rather different than the older ones, and it
can be seen emerging from the first album in this set to the last.
* Just You and Me
C Rise
Beyond
Magic Man
Fandango
C Blow Your Own Horn
C Bullish
*= Out of Print, C= Available on CD
"Rise" marks the (commercially successful) beginning of his renaissance.
The title song was a #1 HIT back in the year it came out - the ONLY 'Disco'
style instrumental tune to have that distinction. While it was classified
as such, it really isn't a disco-style song. It's too musical for that low
a classification.
I would REALLY LIKE to talk to other people who are Herb Alpert fans. I
thought I was the only one in DEC. I even went so far as to go to his concert
last year on the Boston Common.
If anyone wants more information, drop a message to me (ARGUS::FRANCINI).
I don't get into this note file often enough to respond quickly.
John (ARGUS::) Francini
|
| 98.6 | | AKOV68::BOYAJIAN | | Sun Jun 16 1985 17:46 | 11 |
| For jazz fans:
I just picked up a CD (I've also seen it on LP) called STAY TUNED, by
Chet Atkins, C.G.P. ["Country Guitar Player", I assume], with a little
help from some other jazz guitarists, including George Benson (on two
tunes), Earl Klugh (on one), and Mark Knopfler (on two).
For those for whom it matters, the style is "lounge" (or "cocktail")
jazz, very similar to the Chester & Lester albums he's done with Les Paul.
--- jerry
|
| 98.7 | Classics volume 1 | NEXUS::GORTMAKER | the Gort | Thu Sep 10 1987 23:53 | 37 |
| Picked up herb alpert & TJ brass classics vol.1 from the A&M
25th anniversary collection. The sound quality is good with some
hiss that was easy to fix with the hi filter(forgot where it was).
Over all I'm not ashamed to add this to my collection and reccomend
it to any HA & TJB fan.
This is like a greatest hits album and has the following cuts in
the order they appear:
The lonely bull
acapulco
taste of honey
green peppers
the work song
i'm getting sentimental over you
whipped cream
lollipops and roses
what now my love
memories of madrid
this guys in love with you
the maltese melody
so whats new?
spanish flea
tijuana taxi
more and more amor
jerusalem
zorba the greek
tangerine
mexican shuffle
marching thru madrid
mame
a banda
casino royal
love potion #9
Total run time is 62:37
-j
|
| 98.8 | Recommend this disc ! | VEEJAY::ECTOR | Stax of Wax, Lbs. of platters | Wed Jul 20 1988 16:41 | 24 |
|
Just picked up this "Classics" Vol 1 from the A&M label last weekend,
which features Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass. I'm very pleased
with it sonically and with the selections made. It features everything
that appears on the 2 vinyl HA&TJB Greatest Hits lp's.
Even tho' there's not much in the way of liner notes, nor any allusion
to digital remastering, it sounds as if all discs in this "Classics"
series have been digitally remastered. I also have the Joe Cocker disc,
the Joan Baez disc and the Carpenters double disc set. All of these
sound much cleaner than their vinly counterparts. I recommend this
particular disc to people who like trumpet music. I'm not a real
big fan of Mexican Mariachi music per se', however I like the TJB's
style. For authentic Mariachi stuff - get Linda Ronstadts "Canciones
......" CD.
Oh, just FYI, the group was known ONLY as The Tijuana Brass on their
first few 45 releases, with their 1st release being "The Lonely
Bull."
The Cruiser
|
| 98.9 | Perks Go With The Position | AQUA::ROST | Obedience to the law guarantees freedom | Wed Jul 20 1988 17:09 | 7 |
|
Re: .8
Well, when you own the record company I guess you can put your own
name on the cover......
|
| 98.10 | "Fandango" on CD? | PNO::WILHELMS | | Thu Jul 21 1988 16:05 | 2 |
| Has anybody seen the Alpert album "Fandango" on CD? This is my favorite
one.
|