HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS - "A Banda" (1967)

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• 1960s
• pop
• rock
• instrumental
• standards
• easy
• listening

[trdidion]

this is america for cryin out loud. speak english

[MrTrashcan1]

@trdidion Actually it's viewed worldwide, so these people are justified in speaking their own language.

[NomadSTI]

Где скачать никто не знает?

[MrTrashcan1]

Была трава Alpert популярна в Россия/Советском Союзе?

[SounzNice]

One of my favorite HA hits, especially the transition part. Magic! I had a strange dream and in the dream was that part. I didn't know which song it came from. I went through my collection and found this.

[MrTrashcan1]

Ah, you mean the half-step key change--a unique and wonderful aspect of American pop music. Seems my music has been turning up in people's dreams lately. Thanks for your comment.

[tnemmm]

Спасибо Долбоебу, ознакомился.

[maximb77]

супер музычка!

[MrsClippit]

I wish that Herb Alpert would have a reunion tour with the band...

[museack]

@pugal0 I suppose the ruskies had a method to their madness in choosing Herb Alpert's music since his father is from the Ukraine.

[mkl62]

This hit by Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass was the 94th #1 song on what is now Billboard's Adult Contemporary charts. It was his 2nd #1 on this chart and it also hit #35 on the Top 40 charts.

[we12313]

obra prima de chico que herb alpert transforma essa interpretação um maximo estupenda - pena que tem gente que não sabe o que é musica - musico e compositor chico buarque de holanda que no dicionario seu sinonimo deveria ser arte

[mbrand19971]

This is among my favourite instrumental songs ever and back in the seventies this was the theme for Maple Leaf Wrestling.

[rogerkistler]

this was the song that started big time wrestling with lord layton back in the 60's

[pugal0]

@MrTrashcan1 This music was used in one of episodes of the most popular soviet cartoon "Nu, pogodi!", and known to all soviet children of 70-90's!

[rmandrums]

This is a great song, I remember when it came out. I was about 9 or 10 and my brother would play The Brass every day on the stereo and this was one of my favorites.