Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass (The Danny Kaye Show) RARE 1966 [HD - Remastered TV Audio]
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2019
- Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass were so popular on the Danny Kaye Show in 1965, they showed up the next year to perform again. In this episode they play "A Taste of Honey" (Winner of 4 Grammys), and the very quick tempo "Zorba The Greek". The original airing date was March 23rd 1966.
My Dad formed a band and played Herb's music in the mid to late 60's. He was a household name at our house. We would come home from school and my dad would be practicing all day , he got so good at it that we couldn't tell if it was him on the trumpet or one of Herbs records. Miss those days.
😳 Greg, I was reading your comment about your Dad, being a trumpet player and sounded like Herb Alpert. Do you remember if your Dad listen to Al Hirt too?
😳 Al Hirt was very popular aswel!
Prior to and during that time. Both were very good and most popular!
He's touring. I'm going to take my Mom in Chicago in Sept. I'm so excited!
In the 60's and 70's, my father was told by a lot of people that he looked like Herb Alpert
The wonderful Nick Ceroli on drums.
No matter what kind of music you loved or listened to in the 1960's - everybody loved these guys and grew up with their music. It's great!
He is 87 (!) today...best wishes to a great musician.
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, The Baja Marimba Band, and Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66 were the backbone of A&M Records. Wonderful music from all of them.
You'll Never Ever See anything like this anymore again Ever Period!!!!!
Among other things, my grandmother left me a vinyl LP featuring Herb's Whipped Cream album. This was 48 years ago. As a young guy of 9 y/o I liked the album simply because of the cover. Later in life I actually listened to the music. Awesome! Thanks, Grandma.
My French grandfather bought me their first 3 lp in the midi 60s . It was faboulous for the French teenager I was. I still keep thèse albums
Saw him at Massey Hall in the late 70’s, what a blast as I played the trumpet for 10 years when I was a kid and used his sheet music and LP’s to get the beat😎
...still have most all of his albums - dating back to '65 or '66....
Anything live from this era is more precious than gold to me.
Amen to that! What a time for music and the great world we used to have! 1966 and 1967 magic years !!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 1955 to 1969 were all magic years!
Yes love it
@@scottmiller6495 ja Scott,für mich begann 1966 eine neue Aera,1.April Beginn meiner Lehrzeit.Jeden Tag von 7.30 Uhr bis 17.30 Uhr knüppeln,dann 3.5 Jahre jeden Samstag Berufsschule.Das war auch nicht so toll.Aber Mitte 66 wurde mein BVB Europapokalsieger der Pokalsieger.Da waren wir stolz wie Oscar.L.G.
Thank you, I'm from that era born in 1966 :)
A rare gem, where the uploader did not erase the live audio and replace it with the studio version.
Too many uploaders think that they are clever by using the studio's audio, when they are actually insulting the artists that performed, live, to be heard -- only not to be heard, because someone with a laptop and editing software replaced their performance's audio with the common studio release's audio.
Studio released audio is available everywhere you turn. It is the audio from the live events that is disappearing, because people are erasing them.
Watch (and listen) to how great it was to not only see the Herb and his band, but to also hear Herb and his band with the sound from the actual event.
Zorba the Greek by the TJB is The best example ever - of absolutely perfect musical precision in any band anywhere at any time - can't be equalled!
Wow the great Danny Kaye and Herb Alpert TJ Brass!!
Two gents as well as the band.
Happy 86th Birthday, Herb Alpert!! 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂
I remember seeing Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass at the Hollywood Bowl in the 1960's
Thank you for commenting
Lucky you!!!
I'm so jealous!
Brilliant music and musicians, those were the days!
If anyone ever lived in North St.Paul in the 60's and ever went to Haffner's Dining and bowling club on White Bear Ave ,they would have seen my dad's band. They even got noticed when the ABC bowlers tour came to town and were playing in the background during on of the broadcast. His bands name was The Girl Watchers.
My favorite band as a kid in the 60s!! Herb was the best and all the band top shelf.
I remember watching this, I was five. I also bugged my mother to buy the album for me. Herb always looked and sounded like he was having the best time. And he also always had good lookin' women around him ( oh yea, even at 6 [by then] I knew I wanted to see what was under all that whipped cream). It made such an impression on me, I could not wait to play trumpet in the 6th grade. I even was a music major in college ("French" horn in orchestra and trumpet in jazz band). Funny how thing effect us when we are young. I still really like this album. Reminds me of Christmas 1966, in Diboll, Texas. Very different times then. Still great music.
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I was five too, Laura was my lady freind
😳 Dale, if you liked Herb you most likely would have liked Al Hirt, he had many recordings and a Christmas record also.
He made trumpet playing look fun. He sold a lot of records aswel. Out of all the trumpet musicians I think he was the only one running neck to neck with Herb.
😳Dale, what's your opinion on that?
Please tell me about your musical experience!
@@mikecozzi1040 Music To Watch Girls By!
@@troyledbetter6597
😲 That's when musicians worked for a Living and Competition was Competition!
Mister Alpert que belleza de musica te escucho de 1966 hoy tengo 79 años slgo escuchando tu hermoza co,eccion de melodias saludos a tu beĺla espósa Lani Hall atte Beto Sancho G !ima Peru
A stage of gentlemanly men who also played fantastic music. Bravo!
I seen them 8 days later at the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos, California for Herb's, my mother's and my birthday 3-31-1966
Takes me right back to being 6 years old and listening to my parents records and they had all the Herb Alpert and played it on one of those big console record players that were FURNITURE 🤣😂❤️
Excellent musicians with a great ear
With his great looks, am quite surprised Hollywood didn't put Herb in the movies.
He seems like a well grounded, smart guy, smart enough not to go into Hollywood!
@@brucep9729 You're right. I remember when Herb's hits were all the rage and very "in": those were nice days to live in (even though I was like 8)
He was in the background in the Ten Commandments, as a drummer on Mt. Sinai, long before TJB fame.
@@DavidNelsonO Maynard Ferguson was on the orchestra soundtrack, no less!
I know... no denying he was a handsome fellow. *blushes girlishly*
Loved this then and I still do!! Bought my first album after watching this, back then. My daughter has them now. Thanks!
A shout to the late Nick Ceroli. One of my favorite drummers as a kid.
Thank you for sharing this Scott! It's incredible seeing Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass play live!
My pleasure :)
@@scottrogers6445 Was the Tony K on second trumpet? It kinda looked like him but would like it verified...
@@jamesmiller9515 I'm sorry, I don't know.
@@jamesmiller9515it sure looks like him!
@@jamesmiller9515 Yes, that's Toni Kalash.
Herb is still going! 2021!
Great Stuff!! Grew up in a house Always with music!! Very Fond memories.
When music was music and talent was talent.
I KNOW... that's what I was thinking. What happened to taking pride in honing your craftmanship, which musicians and bands obviously did. Work, work, work, practice, practice, practice....
Wow. Young Herb in the middle of his excellent 60's run.
First time I’ve seen them play live on any video.
Except they're not playing live.
@@TheStu55 They play live on this video. Note some imperfections on this record.
What a talent. Just watched his biopic on UA-cam. Husband grew up in Studio City - also became a trumpet player. Trumpet player in my family as well - Bunny Berigan.
If you were to try to define a man as talented, handsome, debonair and suave, it would definitely be Herb Alpert. He is a class act all around and always has been. And what is funny as that when he was at the height of his fame in the 1960's, most people thought he was Hispanic. In actuality, he was Ukrainian Jewish, or at least his dad was!
Wow! Really? I thought he was Hispanic.
One of my favorite musicians. Ever.
I think most of the band members of TJB were either Jewish or Italian.
@@kensellers4082 Herb once said that the members of the Brass were four salamis, 2 bagels and an American cheese!
I first saw Lani Hall, when she appeared as a member of Sergio Mendes and Brazil ‘66 at a concert at my university, many decades ago. I could not believe what a beautiful singing voice, this attractive young woman possessed!
I just recently saw Herb Alpert and his lovely wife, Lani Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Alpert were absolutely superb in concert.
Mr. Alpert said that he was glad to be appearing at the legendary Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, NJ because the “Basie Theatre was older than me.” (Mr. Alpert is a still very youthful 87-years-old.)
After the great Lani Hall performed a medley of Brazil ‘66 songs, concluding with “Mas Que Nada,” the entire audience leapt out of their seats and gave her a rousing and prolonged standing ovation; Ms. Hall seemed to be taken aback and very moved by such an enthusiastic response by the audience.
Mr. Alpert commented that his wife was one of our country’s great musical artists after the standing ovation she received from the concert-goers.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpert are phenomenal musical artists; it was an especially wonderful and memorable night of musical entertainment.
Always loved Herb Albert and his band 🤣
Sublime. First class.
The best by the great Herb Alpert
2:03 - Guy on the kettle drum kills me 😅 Great stuff!
Yeah, he also played trombone and was sort of the group’s resident comedian.
@@kensellers4082 Bob Edmondson, passed last year in May, RIP.
@@rickmorales2113
Sorry to hear of Mr. Edmondson’s death.
Herb wanted to catch the flavor of a Mariachi band he heard in Mexico before a bullfight. I'd say he succeeded.
Thank you for the comment. Do you have more interesting data like this.
He also started a jazz club in LA called Vibrato. Still going strong. Oh yeah and founded A&M records.
These Guys are Great....Herb and TJB...Go!!!Had all there Albums!!!!
Thanks a lot for sharing this great video, seeing Herb and the TJB in action is a total happiness for me of course.
Excellent music and that American accent in 60s is elegant.
I should be in my 80's or 90's.... I was born in the wrong Era! Between this and Nat King Cole! Wow! Fantastic Music!
The 60's and 70's had such a diverse and deep sampling of music. And what was nice, is that all different kinds of music were shared by folks and hit the charts. The big band music of the 40's was also pretty awesome.
Simplemente extraordinario,el mejor trompetista de todos los tiempos .
Sin Duda El Mejor, Para Mi Son Mexicanos, No Lo Se, Parecen Ser.
Siempre Los Busco Para Disfrutar De Sus Melodias. Mucho Talento.
@@dannyroybal7394 :
American-born (all of them); but Herb Alpert brought back the flavor of a Tijuana bull fight, and Tijuana Taxi ride, from the early 1960's. 👍
nothing cooler than this!
What a sound!!!
Real Musicians.
Awesome.
At least Taste Of Honey was actually live.
Really? What tells you zorba the Greek wasn't live?
Such great content on you tube....thank you for sharing.....love these shows from the golden age of tv.... better than anything on cable.....
Que preciosa música y una joya de video. Buenos maestros. Con estrella judía.
so cool !!
Está banda lo escuchaba en Bolivia porque lo trajeron de EEUU en lompley y me pasaba escuchándolo ahora que estoy viviendo en Argentina siempre lo escucho
Warm,handsome,my mother,like many, was impressed. Fond memories of a loving time....Shame he liked bullfighting!
Great song... I loved Watching the Danny Kaye show too .. Great shows like these will not be on DVD because of the music royalties.. The same with Carol Burnett
HeY!!!! Shout Factory if you are reading this... Why not allow us to email suggestions of future releases? Then you'd know if it would be worth it.... I'd like the Danny Kaye Show The Carol Burnett Show and Jackie Gleason for starters
OMG The year I was born !!! 👍👍🤩
It’s nice to see the old entertainment shows that did not have all the political crap that the shows Today have. Real entertainment
And no other modern day "rock star" guitarists can even ACKNOWLEDGE that this riff inspired them ?!!!!?
Well, it inspired me . . .
Likewise.
HERB ALPERT GENIUSZ WŚRÓD GENIUSZY SUPERKREATOR INNOWATOR MAESTRO BRZMIENIA WYRAFINOWANEGO
Props to the Horndogs down at the Holiday Inn 😊
Zorba was definitely just the recording being played, but Taste of Honey was live. Weird.
😳Herb Alpert and his magical Trumpet! He Blew in one End and Money came Out the Other End!
😳I think he made more Money then any Trumpet musician in the World!
😳 Correct me if I'm Wrong!
Richest "singer" in the world! Idk why that title but Google it and he's there..850M!
@@sbphillips177😳Herb Alpert is a Trumpet player and a singer! But Not the Richest Singer in the World! Maybe the Richest Trumpet player in the World!? But I don't know for sure!
And extremely successful producer and record company executive - A&M Records!
Zorba!!! The best!
Funny they're talking about the album "a taste of honey" when the last song they played "zorba the Greek " was on the album "Going places " .. I had all their albums at one time..
Amazing Herb playing greek music.
SALUDOS A TU BELLA ESPOSA ,LANI HALL DE ,LIMA PERU ATTE BETO SANCHO G,
I got tired just watching Herb blow his horn. What a tremendous musician!
That's funny considering he's not blowing. Nobody is playing.
@@TheStu55 Obviously they were in a Taste of Honey, at least.
I'm pretty sure this is a live rendition of the song. It sounds different then the version on the record.
the A in "A & M" Records...
Smokin! triple tonguing at high speed -- no wonder trumpet players are the best kissers...
Double not triple.
Awesome!!! 🎅🏻🏴☠️🏔
When music was MUSIC
They're miming "Zorba."
Except for that horrible timpani technique, I think they're playing live...or else they are the best synchronized mimics around. Better than Milli Vanilli.
nardrebel They're playing "A Taste of Honey" live, but "Zorba The Greek" is 100% an edit of the original studio recording: ua-cam.com/video/vbafBAFpbic/v-deo.html
@@nardrebel That's the studio version they are "lip-syncing" to.
Sad to see in this video but there exists somewhere on youtube them doing it live...reinforced our opinion of Herb and the other trumpeter and their technical chops.
The instrumental form of lip-sync. Actually, Herb is playing all the trumpet parts on the recording, so it's kinda funny that they have some other guy there pretending to play the trumpet.
My bio dad is playing the piano 😊
Why do some people always have to add an extra syllable to "Tijuana"? Sadly, even Herb has done it, when pronouncing his band's name!
It's pronounced, "Tee-WANNA," NOT "tee-a-wanna."
Lol!! Actually "Tee-Hwanna" is Spanish.
Παντού ΕΛΛΑΔΑ - Κορυφαίος Herb Alpert και Ζορμπάς
Herb Alpert’s nationality is Russian American. Look it up.
His parents were Jewish immigrants to the U.S. from Ukraine and Romania.
Some digital artifacts in the sound (from the audio rip?)
Soooo fucking rad gotdang
Herb sold more albums in 1966 than the Beatles...he was obviously the musical superior over them. Way superior. No competition.
totally different musical worlds brother, who both happened to do "A Taste of Honey"!
Well, Herb Alpert covered many Beatles songs, but they never covered any of his.
@@7425park
On one album, the TJB performed “Martha, My Dear.” Also on that album, the great Lani Hall sang a duet with her husband and, listening to them together, you realize that Mrs. Albert is THE singer in the Alpert family.
What sense could it make to compare musicians of completely different genres to finally choose a 'winner'? Aside from the fact that music is definitely not a competition, would anyone like an artist's music more just because it ranked higher in a ranking? Music doesn't work that way, thank god.
Was that lip synced? It sounded exactly like the studio version, down to the yells.
Who are his backing musicians on this video?
Tonni Kalash-2nd trumpet; Bob Edmondson-trombone/percussion; Nick Ceroli-drums; Pat Senatore-Fender bass guitar; John Pisano-electric guitar; Lou Pagani-piano.
It should be noted that Herb used many members of LA's "The Wrecking Crew" (studio musicians) in the TJB's early albums up through "Whipped Cream" and into "Going Places" (2-3 songs), using well-known musicians such as Hal Blaine-drums (his idea for the bass drum "hook" on Taste of Honey), Carol Kaye-Fender bass; Plas Johnson-tenor sax; and Leon Russell-piano (yes - that guy!), plus numerous others.
This is his first touring band.
@@bradnorman9430 I like what the guitar player (John Pisano) is doing on the 12 string Fender.
At least on "(a) Taste Of Honey. "Zorba the Greek" was mimed. Pisano was a great guitarist - probably overshadowed while a member of the TJB.
@@bradnorman9430 and a great songwriter.
Which is better? Herb when he's smokin'..... or smoking herb?
That's a toughie ;)
On almost all TJB videos, the music is canned. On this one, I can't tell.
I think it's half & half 🎤 🎶
~This is what billionaires sip champagne and bone to while on their big exclusive yachts.
What’s wrong with Danny Kaye? He can barely read the intro.
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Fun to watch, but it was all play-acting (or miming) to their famous recording.
You can the cymbals moving.