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  • Bruce Lee!!

  • Used to play the trumpet. This is tough to perform.

  • this song take back to 1964 that was the year the green hornet came out.

  • @hildman5  Not quite....the TV show premiered in 1966.

  • quisiera ejecutar co mo el,muy buen sonido

  • My favourite song, w/ Flight Of the Bumblebee.

  • What a master....Al Hirt did some amazing "double- tonguing" on this cut.......A type trumpet technique that took some serious chops to perform.....your a pro, Al

  • THE BEST!!!!!

  • GREAT!!!

    

  • I prefer the Ventures version to this.I like this but it just doesn't have the menacing drive that Ventures lay down.

  • @brandoniog I found nothing "menacing" in the version the Ventures did. It was very nice, but doesn't really hold a candle to this, the original version, IMHO.

  • @AdmiralCSN a horn more menacing than a reverb guitar grind? We obviously have different ideas about what is menacing.

  • @brandoniog Your comment led me to check out the version by the Ventures.  Seems like all the "menacing drive" in that version is laid down by the drums and base player. Unplugged, there's not much there. Here, all the energy (and driving rhythm) is between Al Hirt's lips.

    Anyway, bit of an apples to oranges comparison.

  • @brandoniog Obviously. And what is a reverb guitar without an amplifier? Answer: Nothing.

  • Remember Kill bill 1 Tokio Ecene (Y)

  • the best green hornet trumpeteir ever!!!!!!! :-D

  • I love the picture on the album cover!!!

  • A true master of his craft, and a great personality...

  • A true master of his craft, and a great personality...

  • God, he was the man back in the day. I know that a lot of you don't remember the show, but I grew up on it and the theme song. AL, WHERE ARE YOU? A blast from the past, keep them coming guys and gals!

  • What a truly amazing rendition of the Bee. Al Hirt does not get the recognition he deserves as one of the best all time trumpeters. I prefer James and Mendez but I can not help loving this piece it's right up there with the greats. I had the pleasure of hearing him play live on Long Island in New York some years befor he died.

    Bravo Al, AAA+++ New Orleans is not the same without Al Hirt. Eddie In New York.

  • My Dad was friends with Al, and I was lucky enough to shoot an hour long interview with him shortly before he died, for the New Orleans FOX affiliate TV station. He gave me and the reporter one of his CDs as we were leaving his house in the Lakeview section of New Orleans. I tried playing the trumpet and I know it is not easy to learn, so I can't imaging how tough it must have been to play this piece!

  • this song makes me feel like a spy...

  • @ConAmorELLY somos 2 a mesma coisa acontece comigo rsrsrsr

  • @FabruskMr

    haha sim, eu também penso assim.

  • @ConAmorELLY rsrsrs

  • Wow!

  • Always reminds me of Kill Bill.

  • noboby can't play like him

  • @mitoro65 that's a double negative.

  • MURSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

  • TRUMPET PORN!

  • The green hornet when I was a school I saw first time

  • Crap...now this song will run through my mind ALL night :)

  • A great bit of triple tonguing marvelous

  • @TALKSMITTY Because that doesn't sound sexual at all. THUMB UP!

  • I STILL have this album

  • @MarkusHeracles So do I, and it's one of Big Al's greatest. Wish they'd re-issue this on CD. Way better than the score for the new movie.

  • @librarybob1958 I did not even go to the movie because I thought they would trash this song.

    THIS is the theme for the Green Hornet. If you are going to make a movie then you have to use this song.

    They did the same lame thing when they made a Lone Range movie in the 1980s.

    Hollywood is populated by numskulls.

  • He blew that OUT! It's so ballin!

  • MAN! Look at all that AIR!

  • man those triplets

  • I can remember watching this in prime time when I was a kid. He really could play that horn like no one else.

  • Big Al at his best...and whatta nostalgia trip!

  • i had this album. awesome

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