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  • Brilliant Stuff!

  • La cancion de los extranjeros siempre sera superior y ante ellos me quitop el sombrero no como la pinche asquerosa musica de jhoana sebastiana

  • I can hear Jim Lange's voice during part of the song:)

  • This song has a ragtime rhythm, like Spanish Flea, Lovesick Blues, and When I'm 64.

  • If I were at that studio I would be laughing all day!

  • How can 8 people not like this.

  • My folks and I used to listen to music during Sunday dinner. I always picked out this album to play.

  • the advertisements need to go.

  • M E FASINO LLA AVIA HOVIDADO ESTA PARTE DE MI VIDA

  • M E FASINO LLA AVIA HOVIDADO ESTA PARTE DE MI VIDA

  • At 2:00, Herb walks through the prop star's dressing room door, it's so shoddily made that I can't help thinking of an outhouse door... Then at 2:06, it's rolled away to reveal what looks like Herb relieving himself on the scenery. Intentional or unintentional humor?

  • fun stuff

  • Happy birthday! Herb!

  • We are Chaplin. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.

  • This wonderful song was also used in "The Dating Game" back in the late 60's and early 70's. Herb Alpert is the best!!!!

  • @ptollis565 yes..."and HERE THEY ARE!..."

  • I can close my eyes and I'm back in my parents backyard. Pool parties with Herb Albert on the record player.

  • The kids & I love Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss. He was my manager & producer many years ago. When I left music to work for impoverished children. Herb, Jerry Moss, Lou Adler & Gil Friesen have helped me help needy children for decades. Herb is the very best kind of friend for 52 years now. Also love David, Mimi & all

    Google; don drowty project touch ,com check out some of free programs for kids and some of our music. Herb & Lou produced most of our recordings. Love them all

    Don Drowty/Dante

  • The kids & I love Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss. He was my manager & producer many years ago. When I left music to work for impoverished children. Herb, Jerry Moss, Lou Adler & Gil Friesen have helped me help needy children for decades. Herb is the bery best kind of friend for 52 years now.  Also love David, Mimi & all

    Google; don drowty project touch ,com check out some of free programs for kids and some of our music. Herb & Lou produced most of our recordings. Love them all

    Don Drowty/Dante

  • My mother appeared on two of Herb Alpert's album covers.

  • Funny! It's great. I like this video. I was still in college, circa: 1967 when I last heard of HA and the Tijuana Brass. That was before the noisy, eardrum cracking music came in. This comes as a refresher. Thanks for sharing.

  • feakin GREAT

  • So he was a bit hokey sometimes. But Herb Alpert was a creditable trumpet player. Now his singing voice... that left a bit to be desired.

  • One of the best pieces of slapstick ever

  • most of my freinds would think i was a nerd for liking this stuff but i don't care!!So fun. browsing through all his stuff. :)

  • @Redbirdgirl88 How can anyone not like it? I grew up with it in the 60's starting from birth, loved it then and love it now.

  • @dappylu I had no idea this video existed. Very good! I grew up in the 70s and can understand where you are coming from.

  • Horrible shoes on Herb

  • This is a must see video for anyone into popular culture history.

  • What an incredible talent these musicians had, Goochman you rule to share all these great clips with us thank you

  • The best album cover ever!

  • @zipsrule No doubt about it!!

  • Great video........................

  • a very wonder video.

  • This was used as the theme when the girl walked on the set in "The Dating Game"..Long hair & legged girl, short skirt, "Hip" music, hormonally-charged young boy...Ahh, the Sixties !...(grin)

  • Could I rent a costume that looks like what Chaplin would wear? Great, I need three dozen and I want them this afternoon.

  • whats song that you usualy hear in silent movies that kinda sounds like 1:41

  • @shadow6543 yeah kinda sounds like some older music u would hear before the 20s but this is from the 60s lol

  • es lo maximooo

  • good song

  • hilarious, crazy, but I LOVE IT!!!

  • i love this!! ole charlie woulda been tickled pink to see this!!

  • I wish very day at work and college could be like this.

  • This studio is still on La Brea in Hollywood/Los Angeles. Jim Henson/Muppets are housed there as well now. What a great piece of history. HAATTB bring back alot of memories from my childhood too. My father had everything by them.

  • great video, clever, generous, funny, and musical! Nice way to honor Chaplin!

  • whip it good...good old mammories fur sure

  • I'm old enough to remember the last 10 years or so of the Variety Show-era( ending around 1980 ),and skits like this represent almost everything I hated about them.

  • @Substandard64 I've got a feeling you're gonna like my band's new Herb Alpert video (Tijuan Taxi). We use plenty of whipped cream without all the cheese.

  • an Easter treat with WHIPPED CREAM no less

  • Great video! Happy Birthday Herb Alpert!

  • 毒蝮三太夫のラジオ番組でアップテンポ版が流れている

  • i hate when people compare this to the dating game song, gets on my f'n nerves!

  • I'd never seen that. Very clever and cool!

  • of course it's cool if it wasn't it wouldn't be on my favs

  • @Highman804 You only say that because you haven't seen my band do a Herb Alpert song yet. Quit your sobbin' and go check out our new video, "Tijuan Taxi" for a lesson on how to properly play the trumpet.

    What are you waitin' for? Git goin'...

  • @number1trumpet At least get my name right!

  • This is a very cool clip. When you consider how TV production budgets were so tight back then, it's good to see they didn't stint on this one.

  • Thanks Herb!!!!!

  • He is with out a doubt the first musician that got me interested in listening! I grew up, Thanks to my Mom, listening to Herb and others that are Timeless!! Thanks Mom!

  • That's lani on the cover!!! What a Babe!!

  • My sister had this album back then. I got "Going places" when it came out.

    more water!

  • I've got the original album around somewhere, with very cute and VERY buxom brunette covered with nothing but whipped creme on the cover, licking some creme off one of her fingers.

    That was an album cover designed to put some lead in your pencil.

  • @ryoushii . Hi, her name is Dolores Erickson and was a very famous model in 60's and 70's. She lives in Washington.

  • im 12 and i love this song

  • when i was 12 i grew up on this kind of music too

  • intresting

  • As someone just discovering this I must say: simply awesome!

  • I just love his music........& him

  • So classy. I love Herb!

  • I like Alpert's music, i have a cover of this theme

  • ...and now, let's meet our three batchelors...

  • oh man ... remember the one with Cheryl Lad? or the one with Farrah?

  • Fair video. To enjoy the song better, it is best that one uses their own mind to imagine the scene in relation to the music.

  • the one and only time i've been in L.A. was in 1986 and i remember been walking in front of this pictorial house in La Brea or vine St. thanks a lot for this great clip.

  • we'll be back in two and two... lol ( famous line from the dating game)

  • Not even close...two and two was Love Connection. Dating Game gave everyone a dating game kiss.

  • The dating game was whipped cream not spanish flea

  • The Dating Game used both. Whipped Cream introduced the bachelorette to the audience and Spanish Flea introduced the bachelor.

  • Excellent! thank you for sharing with us a bit of important art/music history and Mr. Chaplin's many talents. Plus the Brass of Herb A!

  • it is the dating theme song.

  • "Its the Dating Game... with your host...JIM LANG!!!!"

  • Never saw this, thanks for posting

  • impresionante, ese sonido solo me puede producir bastante risa =) ejejejeje

  • Thanks for sharing this wonderful video!

  • Wasn't this the theme to "The Dating Game?" I can just picture Jime Lang saying, "...and here they are!"

  • "The Dating Game " theme is "Spanish Flea", very similar to "Whipped Cream".

    Regards from Mexico.

  • That was a very nice tribute he gave at the beginning.

  • WOW, that was indeed WAY COOL!!!LMAO!!!

  • Damn Herb was a cutie.love the dimples. and oh yeah..he played a pretty good trumpet too! LOL

  • Insainely well-choreographed vid!!!

  • this is a "real" video, way before the MTV generation. Pretty cool considering how old it is

  • Herb Albert looked alot like the famouse bodybuilder Frank Zane from the late 1960s to the late 1970s Mr Olympia champion 77,78, and 1979 check him out.

  • oh soooooooooooo yummmmy.

    I can taste it now!

  • Super video.

  • Herb was soooooooo cute back in the day!

  • its true , south of the border they hold brass music in extremely high regard -a lot of talent down there , good to see a band do so well -Herbs recognizable across language barriers- excellent percussion giving his songs great timing, punch

  • italians play better trumpet than the mexicans...

    TRUST ME!

  • You need to know about Rafael Mendez, Alberto Valdes, Juan Santos, Jose Santos, etc. great Mexican trumpet players, and also Mariachi Vargas trumpet players.

    For several experts in the world, Rafael Mendez is the best in the history.

  • I cannot believe how many of these songs I remember. I love it.

  • Ah yes the glory days of Jim Lange introducing Bachelor # 1,Bachelor # 2 and Bachelor # 3 to the world.

  • LMAO..The Dating Game

  • I like very much this song heard it in the sixties when I was in London, and it remember me when I saw on a strip-tease club this really famtastic piece, listen carefully and you'll agree with me,

    it sounds really as sexy-tune!!

    Greetings from Italy by Giuseppe

  • THose Chaplin chaps are terrifying

  • Being a massive Carpenters / Herb Alpert fan, I visited Los Angeles with a couple of fraternity buddies. I dragged them to A&M over the Memorial Day holiday in 1985. We actually managed to sneak onto the lot! We got all the way inside, where they were shooting a video. I tried to lie my way into the offices, and we were busted. They were incredibly nice to us, and probably should have called the cops, as we were definitely trespassing. But they were kind of laughing about it.

    Thanks Herb.

  • cool video! Thanks for sharing. Do you have a video for Ladyfingers? That is my fave one of his

  • this is out of control good

  • this is smooth and polished high quality.

  • Herb and The Brass are just the Best all around. None better his music Rocks. There will never be another one like Herb and The Tijuana Brass. So glad I grew listening to this. The Kids now a days don`t know what they missed. True Music Gold.

  • And wasn't this song perfect for "The Dating Game"?

  • ill have some cold duck now.

  • on fireworks nite u wanted to stuff ur big fat rocket in aaron cullens flowerpot

  • do u need to go to the toilet

  • I', seventeen, and I love Herb and the TJB. So much better than all the crap they call music nowadays.

  • are you lyin? you're 17 and you LIKE this? (you must be a serious brass student.)

  • I'm not lying, and I'm not even a brass student. I just love the music!

  • Don't listen to 57highland, you go ahead and like what you like; remember, you are a person, not a machine that is to be programmed by what the so-called "in" people dictate. Tijuana Brass foreva!

  • Right on

  • What's wrong with a 17 year old liking this song? Why must you assume that all 17 year olds are brainwashed into thinking that the only "sick" and "tight" songs have to be by 50pennies, Britney the wacko, and the Jonass Bros.?

  • There's NOTHING wrong with it. I didn't say there was. I "assume" based on the fact that the no-talents you mention are thriving, so it must be that millions of kids like them, while very few kids like anything pre-90's. And I'm not so lucky as to personally know any kids who like the oldies. I was giving the kid a compliment, not an insult, so pull the bug out of your ass.

  • If you like Herb Alperrt , John Williams, Henry Mancini, and movie music. Kenneth Alan James "My Songbook". 14 origanl Film/TV Scores. Available for preview and download at Apple ITunes and CDBaby. You'll love it!

  • That was fun. Thanks for posting this, thegoochman

  • Thank-You for the vids. This is Fantastic!

  • Thanks so much for doing this. I love Herb Alpert and Charlie Chaplin. What a great video. By any chance does anyone have the song Bullish that they can add?? It is one of my favorites and seems to be hard to find. I have it on vinyl but no means to play it at this time. Thanks again!!

  • Awesome. What a great sport Herbie was filming this. He is a genius and is responsible for so many great sounds that came out of that era. Rock on, Herb!

  • ive walked by this place. its locted 1416 la brea ave in los angeles,ca. it looks a lot diiferent when i looked in it.

  • herp alpert songs remains me of my early childhood, beacause in Tijuana the t.v. station (canal 12) used starts at 4 pm, but meanwhile, we just can hear the alpert´s music before...the 70´s

  • The version that is played in The Simpsons is impossible to find.

  • It's The DATING GAME, with your host: Jim Lange

  • The choreography was FANTASTIC!!! I really enjoyed watching this video. Takes me back.... way back. lol

  • aNg Pangit nMn nYan Jowk!!!!.....

  • dude anong joke

    and english please

    so the other damn commenters would get it

  • What's the ugly part? This is awesome. And thovie's right, english please.

  • Dig the threads,man...groovy

  • Wonderful sense of history and humor. The choreography was brilliant. Herb Albert is a musician and showman in the greatest sense of the word.

  • Herb Alpert built one of the few artist friendly record labels to bad they got bought out...

  • OMG I remember this show and this clip from years ago - then agan Herb is why I took up trumpet decades ago. Thanks Thegoochman - classic !!!

  • This is awesome!!

  • I remember this from the Dating Game.

  • And HEEEERE they are...

  • what a frickin' treasure

  • Herb Alpert is the Best. Love his music and videos. Takes me back to when I was a kid in the 60`s & 70`s. Awesome.

  • Herb Alperts videos were well ahead of their time. This is before the MTV era... well choreographed and creative.

  • Thegoochman, what was the original lineup of TJB, and haven't three of them passed away? Also, did Hal Blaine do the drumming on the studio albums? I know he was first-call drummer in LA at this time. thanks!

  • Bob Edmondson on trombone, Lou Pisano on piano, Tony Kalish on second trumpet, Nick Ceroli on drums. Can't remember the others (guitar and bass, I believe).

  • Thanks, 57highland

  • On goochman's "Herb Alpert Tijuana Taxi Hollywood Palace 1966" Herb introduces the group by name. Guitar player is Pisano or Pagano (either/or with the pianist), and bass sounds like Pat Senatare.

  • Tonni Kalash on 2nd trumpet, Lou Pagani - piano, John Pisano - guitar, Pat Senatore - bass guitar. On this recording Russell Bridges

    played piano - we would all know him later as Leon Russell (who was a member of what was later known as 'The Wrecking Crew'. Hal Blaine also did many drum tracks on the 'Whipped Cream' album, although I don't think he did this one - can't remember who played drums on this, but it wasn't Nick Ceroli - he wasn't a full-time member until the next album (Going Places)

  • Ah...Frank DeVito played drums on this (from Baja Marimba Band), as did Carol Kaye on bass, and, as I mentioned earlier, Leon Russell on piano.

  • Thanks for the info. Music trivia is always interesting (even fascinating sometimes). As for Leon Russell, is there anything that guy DIDN'T do? I know him best from Joe Cocker's "Mad Dogs and Englishmen".

  • No problem...a little tidbit on Leon...he also played piano on Bobby 'Boris' Pickett's "Monster Mash", along with Darlene Love & The Blossoms providing the background vocals (e.g. "He did the mash...")

  • The Blossoms are another group who seem to have done it all. Over on "He's A Rebel" posting, people are trying to figure out if the Crystals ever actually got around to recording "He's A Rebel" or if The Blossoms' version (taken for the Crystals) was the only one ever recorded. Any clue?

  • It's to my understanding that The Crystals (with La La Brooks on lead vocal) did in fact record it later. How true this is, I don't know, but there is a video of Darlene getting up on stage with La La recently, where Darlene tells the story of the whole 'mess' that Phil Spector caused over that song - then they finally kick into it. Darlene still sounds great as ever. Hope that helps. (Clear as mud, right?) LOL

  • I've heard two recordings (different enough to tell apart with the naked ear). I'd also heard the Crystals/Blossoms mix-up story, so I figured that one version of "He's A Rebel" was one group of girls and one version was the other. The real students, in their comments, seem to think that the Blossoms recorded the song more than once and still wonder if the Crystals ever did. You're right (about the mud).

  • MAN ! Leon russell is every where !

    found it amusing he even played piano on Bobby Picketts monster mash.

  • You have checked out Leon Russell's videos on YouTube from Shindig haven't you? There's Roll Over Beethoven, High-heeled Sneakers, and Jambalaya...very different-looking man back then, although you can tell he was growing his hair long - probably 'slicked' it back for the show. Wasn't long after these videos he started wearing the mustache & goatee and letting his hair down (as everyone else did). Somewhere there is a pic of him with the rest of the 'Wrecking Crew.'- may be Beach Boys-try both.

  • yeah, i caught the Roll Over Beethoven clip a while back. i'll look for pics of the wrecking crew for sure..loved him with Mad Dogs & Englishmen (though rumor has it he was a huge pain in the ass).. that aside, he's still in a class of his own . his body of work is extensive & i love every bit of it.

  • Classic game show music.

  • Absolutely Awesome!

  • Lets us all do a Charlie Chaplin!!!!

  • it was this very clip that inspired Paula Abdul

  • This is FANTASTIC! Very, very clever music video that brings back memories of how much of a well-rounded performer Herb Alpert was - a very funny man as well as a great musician.

  • SOOO TRUE! I was thinking that the entire time I watched this.

    There aren't people like him anymore... :(

  • Fantastic tune. It will live forever.

  • The instrumental sound of the swinging 60's. Classic stuff.

  • Excellent, but the pioneer in this area is Spike Jones. Because of technical limitations of the 1940's Jones had to do everything in one take. Still this is exceptional stuff.

  • Genial, impresionante!!!!

  • He's a pioneer of video as well as everything else. Alpert is amazing.

  • The group he with looks kinda like The Keystone Cops o_O

  • This, The Mamas & the Papas, The Beach Boys and Hollywood in the 60s, always conjured up an idyllic image of California to me as an east coast boy. Where'd it go?

  • Most of them died.

  • ...And don't forget "Boss Radio" 93/KHJ. L.A. in the '60's wouldn't be complete without it.

  • Me gusta mucho este tema, lo mejor de Herb Alpert. Que ingenioso el video con figuras de Charles Chaplin.

  • Love Herb Alpert! Growing up in the 60's always listening to him. The Dating Game always used his music. Whipped Cream is an awsome album. Very sexy still. Love Potion # 9!!!!

  • Wasn"t this the theme for the Dating Game

  • Seems like producer Chuck Barris incorporated musical "licks" from several Alpert compositions thruout the show to highlight specific points like the intro, when contestants came out or when they revealed the date destinations, etc.

  • I last saw this 40 years ago. Great stuff! The TJB was my favorite band when I was a kid. Wish they would put all the TV specials on DVD. Thanks so much goochman!

  • Love this ...remember the dating game and spanish flea and this one.