Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass The Lonely Bull Video 1962
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Extremely rare video segment from the Singer Show in 1967. Enjoy.
P.S. I had the once in a lifetime opportunity to see Herb and Lani play at Blues Alley in Georgetown Washington DC 12 May 2008. The show was absolutely spectacular. After all these years, they both still have it: the skills and the love. Truly a remarkable show. Herb and Lani, thanks to all of the wonderful years of warming our hearts with your great art work. You both are truly blessed as well as I was at your show.
If this doesn't play at my funeral I'm not going!!!
Good for you. So much nostalgia for the good old days when music was music. 🙌🏼
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I’m 61 years old and remember the days when my parents would play HATB. Whip cream, enjoy listening to music.
That's the spirit! Rebel right now, why not!!??
@@victorcontreras5801when this was popular, we played om our wimpy outdoor patio speakers! My love of entertaining THE NEIGHBORS is in the genes!!!!
In the days before drones, the opening shot of a helicopter camera shot actually flying down & into the stadium & close upto Herb & the boys is seriously impressive...! 👍
They did have zoom lenses.
You got me to be thinking about my first plane ride. In a 4 seater and the pilot flew right under the Gateway Arch!
If this can't take you back to the 60's, nothing can. Great piece of music.
One of the best songs ever ❤❤Him!!
I have all the old albums of everyone of his songs. I'm 65 today and i was listening to this music when i was a little boy.
Yes my dad got so turned on to it😊 as a little boy I was shock that my father would ever get turn on to any kind of music so with that being said I grew up with it 😊
I am 78 and as a teen loved his music and bought a bunch of his albums. Of course I liked Rock "N Roll but I liked other music too like Alpert's.
I remember my parents belong to some record club, and they started getting all these albums by Herb Alpert, I loved all of them
I just realized that I was 3 when this came out. I never realized that I actually grew up listening to him and his band.
I was 45 and this song is mine like you!!!
I just bought a sealed "Lonely Bull" album from salvation army store for 50 cents :)
Nice finding.
Great find . . .
Lucky and I just found out about of them and I'm from Tijuana. I was in that very toreo watching Mana when I was 8yo 😢
That's about what it's worth unfortunately lol
THAT'S *VALUABLE!!*
Only one Herb Albert what a great humble talented man.
Alpert
This was the very best of the 60's and I love it!
Yes, along with The Baja Marimba Band!!
My favourite
When this came out when I was 7 years old it made me cry. I'm now 66. It still makes me cry.
Herb Albert music is why we should listen to his great timeless music again. It makes you feel good as Herb would say.
Alpert
One of Herb's most haunting and memorable songs.
This song would have fit in a Clint Eastwood western film greatly.
I remember this video very well as I saw it live on TV as a kid! I knew after hearing Herb Alpert and the TJB I wanted to be a trumpet player! I went on to major in music and here I am 55 years later and still a trumpet player! It has been a joy to have so many wonderful students over the years and I still play in our community band and at church. While I am primarily a classical trumpet player, I must thank Herb for influencing me to play!
Awesome story..🥁🎼
Same here I master that two note second without much help but my school buss driver use to let me entertain students 1965 6 grade Tijuana Taxia and my fav later was Spanish Moon Little Feet
@@edwardgoering1237 Oh yeah! Little Feat!
Spanish Moon is sooo classic.
Amen I had the hardest job at 16 when my parents were divorcing and both wanted me to stay with them I had my 16 yr Foxy G;F but as we colllected our thjoughts
The whole group was fabulous especially John piano on guitar ❤❤
When I was in high school in the 60s, our school band played this song at almost every opportunity...my sympathy was all with the bull...
Listening to this late at night on my transistor radio----heavenly
Nice! I always used to listen to this late at night, it would be the last song I'd listen to
Sounds like a great memory , my father had a short wave radio in the 80s where I listened as well to different stations all over ,
My Daddy had this spinning all the time when I was just a wee pup. Now I spin my own copy. 👌🏽❤
Can fancy...😍
I was 10 years old....
A masterpiece like this puts things back into perspective and "life is good!"
Ask the bull...🤔 food for thought, it doesn't end up well for the bull does it?.
Dad had a reel to reel and we'd all lay on the floor and listen 🎶 👌 good times. I miss you Dad and think of what you saw in the south pacific against the Japanese Imperial Navy
My Dad's Favorite Music 🎶
Still Great Today.💯
God Bless 💗🙏
Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass Made beautiful music to soothe the Savage Beast in US !! Memories are Golden Forever !!
GOD! This song takes me back...my mom and I would dance to this so often. Herb A. & the T.B. are legendary!
My Dad loved Herb Alpet albums, and it was my go to Christmas present for him back in the day (Barbara Sreissand for Mom). Damm what a inspirational tune. I say if you're ever down or blue, give this tune a listen. You will feel rejunivated.
Your parents had good taste
WELL SO DID MY DAD HAD THIS ALBUM THE LONELY BULL AND HE ALSO HAD GOING PLACES AND WHIPPED CREAM
Herb Alpert, the living legend. Smoothest horns and tunes to stir your soul.
He was my idol in the 60's and I wore out my Herb Alpert albums, some of them recorded in mono. He inspired me to take up the trumpet.
Actually the bull probably had a better chance of survival than the matador!!
Your'e standing there with just a cape while 1000lbs. Of future Whataburger's on the hoof are charging at you!!
As a kid, I just accepted this without realising, as you do, how wonderfully talented these musicians are. Quite beautiful, evocative music.
❤ loved him ! And his band's music growing up as a young teenager. Just BEAUTIFUL !
I WAS IN THAT CONCERT IN TIJUANA BULL RING.
THOSE WERE THE GREAT DAYS !!!
Good Class.
@@juanv5601 HABLAS ESPAÑOL ??? TÚ ESTUVISTE AHÍ ???
Were you singing?
Yolander, how lucky you are, what a great memory , such a beautiful song
Me too Yolanda
How absolutely evocative of the bull, alone and facing the Matador and certain death, but resolved to go out fighting. What a metaphor for the human spirit also. Not one word, just instruments but the tune says so much more than can be expressed in any language.
...I read this description and, since getting that perspective on this music, it's brilliantly put but that visual... I feel so sorry for the bull.
As a Joke I use to Yell McDonalds to the Steer when I worked onn a Ranch once No Comprenda !
How about cruelty and total barbarity ?
@@maximillianvermontsuperbik2624
Such horrific animal cruelty. I hear some of these bullfights have closed down. I hope they eventually all will be shut down.
As a child in the mid-1960s, I heard this song and immediately became a HA & the TB fan. I still am. I remember watching this program in 1967.
^^ Are you a fan of Candi?
I watched this with my father when I was a kid.
Then, in 1990 I met Herb Alpert in person.
I told him about it, got his autograph. Great human being.
Now my father is gone....
Que afortunado al conocerlo,y mientras sigas escuchando esta buena música tu padre siempre estará contigo
Fantastic Band, Herb Alpert Great Musician. Their Music Still Holds Up Today.
Jazz is always #1 in my book. But Herb Alpert makes it sound 100% better. He's in a class all his own
You'd have to have lived in a " cave":not to know who " Herb Alpert and the Tijuana brass " was ! Made a lotta great 😃👍😁🎯 music 🎼🎶 and this record ❤️⏺️👌👍😁🎯 a great example !
Their greatest work of all. A pure gem.
Herb is the reason I started playing trumpet in 1963 at 8 years old . What an incredible inspiration to a kid who grew up to play with symphonies all over the world .
Herb Alpert = One of the most handsome and coolest cats on the planet .
Thanks for this video Thegoochman .
Herb Alpert --> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herb_Alpert
I always think of this as a tribute to the bull. The bloodthirsty crowd cheers the struting matador as the dying bull stands alone ignored by all.
So touching. Human is horrendous unfortunately.
@@aiproofed I agree, time it stopped
Oh for heaven's sake, overthink.
Do they still have bullfights in Mexico
Tribute??
My parents played HB when I was a kid. As a young adult I listened to THE THE and the song Perfect instantly reminded me of Herb A
The Lonely Bull never dies!!!!
I was born this year 62 . And as a kid in the radiogram I found a love for herb .
Thanks TheGoochman. My sister and I finally got to see them in Vancouver last spring. The concert was postponed for 2 years because of Covid. We were in the centre of Row 2! It was an amazing concert. The talent Herb and Lani have as well as their love for each other is remarkable. I read the viewers comments and it's amazing how deeply Herb, Lani and the Tijuana Brass have effected us do much.
Part of every sevenities kids memories,listening to our folks Herb Alpert records.
My Dad had Herb's "Whipped Cream and other Delights" album. Still remember being entranced by the cover, even though I wasn't sure why. I was about 7.
I remember the first time I heard "The Lonely Bull." I was about 7 at the time,and I instantly became a fan of Herb and the TJB. To this day, over 40 years later, I'm still a big fan. I also recall watching this TV special, with my family. It's great to see it again. Thanks for the terrific posting!
Same for me!
“Ditto” .... the music has “Deep Presence” A lot of emotion there
Me too, and it was with my father and I was about the same age and remember dancing with him this song will ever be a tribute song in my heart 💜 He’s gone but the music lives on and I will love this song with all it’s glory it’s an absolutely classic song beautifully composed
Me too, me too! I remember it breaking my little heart when my sister told me that the bull was lonely because everyone in the arena wants to see him get killed..he's all alone in the center of the ring..no one on his side...
@@t.j.payeur5331 its sad but true
Herb is still going strong at 84 with a busy touring schedule in winter and spring of 2020 with his wife and singer Lani Hall.
No kidding. Played his music in the 60's in the high school band..
🎂🍨 TODAY IS HIS BIRTHDAY 85 🎂 I SAW HIM IN CONCERT 2 YEARS AGO
AT THE SAN DIEGO FAIR IN DEL MAR CALIFORNIA.
HE IS DOING GREAT AND HIS WIFE LANI STILL BEAUTIFUL 🌷🌷🌷
@@yolandapadrespesqueira9128 Que suertuda usted Yolanda...
Que magia. Yo solo sueño escucharlo tocando para mi boda. Aunque sea ficticia.
@Brisdad53 Hey, thanks for the tip!, I didn't know about it. I usually go to SD when I'm in Cal to see my sister, but i've wanted to do the whole rt.101 trip, so I got the address and info and they have good music too, sounds like, thanks again!
He's done alright in his personal and professional life, needless to say, selling A&M at the right time for $400+ million, and his sculptures sell for $200k+ and up. Talented man.
Herb Alpert. The "A" in A&M Records.
My dad's favorite song. Got me "hooked" on AL Hirt ... I loved what he loved.
This song got you hooked on ???Al Hirt???
Growing up, this was my parents Saturday morning breakfast music. All was good in the world.
I was seven years old when this came out, fell in absolute love with this trumpet. Alpert is in my opinion the best trumpet player EVER! I can still know it is him playing by the third note!!
Back in the 70s my dad listened to these on a daily basis. Now i am listening to it. 2021.
I recall I liked this tune so much when I first heard it in 1962 and still like it now. It has that nice touch Herb Alpert had with the trumpet he played. Herb had a talent in playing tunes and songs that were very appropriate for the title they had as this one.
Makes me think of my father when he played this record, oh the memories. My dad is gone now and this music gets me misty.
This also reminds me of my father... He use to call me in Italian.. "il toro solitario" ( The Lonely Bull) when he heard this song come on the radio or TV.
same here richard, my dad was a big fan also, he's not with us anymore, but hearing these songs bring back memories.
Me too God i miss Papa
Wow. My father played this stuff on his Hi-Fi throughout y childhood. Shared memories
Mine too! on our console stereo.
I've had this in my head and been whistling it, but couldn't think of the name of the song. UA-cam's hum to search helped me find it. 😊 Great song. I remember playing this on the piano when I was a kid in the 60s.
Grew up listening to this band, parents had his albums.. always will be part of my childhood.
I have this album lol!
I'm learning to play this with my grandpa.
hunter eveland I love that you're sharing this learning with your grandpa. May I ask how old you are, please?
Won't answer that but thanks!
👍👍👍👋👋👋
A time when straight instrumentals were still cool.
Still are in my books...
because I love this song.
Damn. This just brought me right back to my childhood.
Great song. My Son, and his best friend played this as my daughter marched down the aisle at her wedding. A non traditional wedding march, but beautiful non the less.
I a m so proud to say that I got to play this song while in high school as a solo in a band concert. It was such a thrill.
this still has daggers in me. I will never let this die
My parents played three artists in the 60's: Herb Albert, Burt Bachrach, and Sergio Mendes. Such a great time in music.
I remember listening to Herb Albert on 8 track tape. Rolling down the interstate going to Ohio in my dad's 1967 Super Sport Chevrolet.
Man I miss those days. Being 5 years old back in 1970 brings back so many memories.
It seems the older I get the faster time flies.
Very nice melody, and still very good to listen 61 years later, so it has passed the test of time.
Herb Alpert was the reason I started playing the trumpet, love his music.
Me too.
My dad had this on a record and played it on the stereo frequently. This was back in the 60's so I imagine that it was shortly after it came out. That was many chapters ago in my life. Dad is gone, but this memory lives on.
I had forgotten how thrilling this instrumental was! Wow!
When I first got my record player I found an album that had this and I would play it over and over again!
this song is timeless and ageless and it still rings today.
another great classic, mom played this and other great musicians as she cleaned when i was a little boy. smell of lemon pledge and mom humming along fill my memory. love it
Gracias Herb Alpert por dejar huella en mi Tijuana, Hermosa melodía, saludos dónde estés, saludos para todos los que visitan está página, una más de los bellos recuerdos
Este video estará filmado em Tijuana?
Así es
Muy hermosa!
My dad played this often when I was just a kid. It has stayed with me to this day. I am in my 60's. So haunting
@@saulmedrano2013 como se llama esa plaza ? Hola
In 1967, Herb was on top of the world.
I LOVE THIS. Long live the 60's!!!!
I think I saw this when it aired in 1967! Anyway, Happy 80th Birthday to Herb Alpert, a true musical giant!
I saw it too, RJC!
Herb Alpert is the first musician that I fell head over heels in love with, smitten.
How are you today?
Tres Deliquentes brought me here. This video is awesome!!!
Lol yup. Always wondered what song they sampled.
Awebo y lo relacione con ua-cam.com/video/soduTifW-oI/v-deo.html chespirito
Love this haven't thought until I told my special friend about it and he's helped me to listen to it again, Thank you.
A classic!!!! LOVED hearing this song as a kid. Thanks for posting it!
We all feel transported back, 50 plus years, as if yesterday... And tomorrow morning, i will play this for my 86 year old father...
But then i noticed something... This is a very audacious music video!!! I frankly don't know how they did it, as there were no drones in those days.
Sure, the quality isn't so great by modern standards, but primitive technology didn't stop them from taking risks and trying to tell a story visually. Kudos
this song reminds me of my dad he loved herb alpert I remember him having almost every album this man made lol now as a grown woman, I enjoy his music and its almost" comfort food" or me it really keeps my fathers memories alive
My sentiments exactly. My Dad also had all the Herb Alpert albums. Reminds me of growing up in St. Joseph, MI circa 1966!
My Dad loved this too! Yes, great way you put it, "comfort food" - My dad passed in 2012 & I feel close to him listening to this.
Likewise. We listened to that album numerous times on the stereo in Redmond, WA
My Uncle loved TJB!! I was only 6-7 years old so when I had an income, I bought my own albums of TJB. Love them to this day!
Yes me too Tess
I remember this song when I had just turned 18 and was in Bossier City, La for the state basketball championships, a few of us Seniors went to a bar on the Strip and a girl came and whispered in my ear " watch me, this is for you" loudly playing in the background was this song and she stepped up on a table, about 2 feet tall, and began dancing the sexiest and slowest dance I'd had ever seen she never took her eyes away from me. Her name was Bonnie B......... I am 70 now and it's still as fresh as if were yesterday.
This is a classic.
My parents had this on both vinyl and 8-track!
pure, real, emotional, melody music. thanks Herb.
Listening to while seeing this is an instantaneous time machine, beautifully dazzling beyond description, totally ageless and then suddenly becoming obvious how far we've musically devolved for many years now.
I always liked Herb Alpert's Mariachi style music. A real master of the trumpet. This is one of the first of his records I listened to. And still enjoy hearing him play.
Boy does this bring back memories as a kid...my parents played the crap outta this!
Herb Albert is the Man! His trumpet is SERIOUS!!!!!
Our parents grew up with this music... us kids heard it n the back! Then a trip to Baja with the neighbors for tacos n good times in 60's!
growing up, my parents had this album. I played this song more than they did. I still do.
This reminds me of my grandad used to have the radio on all the time , I knew all the 60s music as a child because of him.
Christmas 2019. And still here!
The memory of my dad brought me here this is a beautiful timeless song
this was film at the bullring in tijuana....CLASSIC
i was a 4 yr old when this came out - but I have heard it through my teens and now i am 60 and still love the song
Herbs trumpet, is the voice in this song. INCREDIBLY done.
remembering my father used to played this songs every sunday morning. good memories of my father. great memories!
absolute classic
i can`t put this record in my collection coz i have to play it every day
pure class
I wore out my dad's 8 Track tape of it, 40 yrs ago.
הרב אלפרט הענק, אל הירט, אדי קלבארט, הענקים וכל הגדולים מנגני החצוצרה וכל הנעימות מכל השנים מהענקים והניפלאים שהיו מעולם !!!.
I feel really old. I remember seeing this on tv when I was a youngster. In my family anything with Herb Alpert and TJB was positively watched. It was the only concert that we as a family travelled to Washington DC to see. My aunts and uncles and the whole family went. Of course at the time Brasil 66 was the touring partner. What great memories. I got to take my dad and mom in the 80's in Kansas City when Herb Alpert toured then, Just as much fun after I grew up.
I love this song...loved it SO much that I put it on my phone. This song was the first song that I remembered playing on the Adult Standards station that used to play here in my local area before it converted to an News/Talk station. I used to love listening to the Adult Standards stations wherever I lived at and explore the rich history of music. Who knew that one song could serve as the beginning for something greater in life (an appreciation of the REAL classics).
The old vinyl had something that today's digital is missing; maybe it's soul or maybe just the motion of the record going around and around that gave it a unique feeling. Either way, I miss it. I remember walking around Hi-Fi stores with walls and walls of turntables, tuners and amps, huge speakers. Something in music got lost somewhere in time. Myself, I'm returning to the old ways; rebuilding the old system and collecting the vinyls; many are still around. It will be a glorious moment when I slide that record out of the album sleeve and fire up that turntable - I real magical experience it shall be.
lifelong musician, in and out of great studios. digital vs. vinyl...for my money thats the emperors new clothes! but yeah...
Tim Vger I have cassettes that sound better than some CDs.
Tim Vger You're correct about all you stated except for one item; when played too much or over and over again, the sound begins to fade substantially, as the vinyl just plain wears out, and if you want to keep playing the same tracks, you have to pony up some more cash for a new vinyl copy. The record store have seen you coming; it means more funds for them. While CDs' will scratch, the sound doesn't fade away, nor does it fade with MP3 or MP4.
Tim Vger,
If you look at the wave length created by digital and analog sound on an
oscilloscope, you would see where the loss of sound quality comes from.
Analog is a wave and digital is square blocks. If you were to lay one
on top of the other, the square cuts off the rounded edges of the waves.
They tell you that these frequencies are inaudible to human ears.
They are correct in that aspect of the frequency alone can not be heard
by the human ear. But when stripped away from the total sound you lose
what many call the ambiance of the sound. Otherwise it means the sound
is fuller.
On high end equipment, you should be able to hear the difference between digital and analog sound. Though it is getting harder since they are improving digital all the time.
If the vinyl is what you love, and you have a lot of treasured recordings from the same artist, than I'm suggesting, that you locate as many vinyl recording copies of the artist that are available, because as the one your playing now has begun to wear, and the quality of the recording has begun to disappear, you'll have many other copies to fall back on. Yes, and don't digitize it to a different electronic format. If you do, then you've actually deflated your the logic of your belief.
After so many years this kind of music never ever will be stop like the the public with a great sense of taste..BRAVO!
I grew up in this city Alpert's music was everywhere.
I remember listening to this when I was in grade school we would take a trip in the car every year my Dad would play Herb Alpert on the 8 trak, our trips were to the Colonia Hidalgo,Durango Mexico (loved that place)to visit my Tio Martin and my Tia Luz my Mom's sister and all the cousins she had 10 kids. We had great times my Tio&Tia have changed there address😢, but we can still listen to Herb Alpert.
Classic early 60s! It belongs on a hits collection with big band, easy listening, jazz, standards, and swing selections!
So sweet and beautiful song