Whipped Cream by Mexicali Brass on 1965 Crown LP record.
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El Choclo by Mexicali Brass on 1965 Crown LP record.by lrh19666,925 views- 2:47
Herb Alpert - Whipped Cream (1965)by TheBacmaster42,841 views
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When I was a kid I had their Christmas Album, very good! It made the holidays unforgettable for many years.
Humbertusmarius 6 months ago
@Humbertusmarius
Thank you for checking it out...Friends, Lloyd.
lrh1966 6 months ago
This is a small studio band that Crown records created to record several albums to capitalize on the "Tijuana Brass", beginning in 1965 (as virtually every "bargain" LP label did). The idea was to feature one or two "covers" of popular Tijuana Brass sides, then pad each album with "soundalike" arrangements of public domain tunes {i.e. "Washington Post March"}. "The Mexicali Brass" sounded a lot more like Alpert's group [and obviously had more enthusiasm] than other "cheap" cover bands did...
fromthesidelines 10 months ago
@fromthesidelines
They did not sound to bad on these renditions, I have Herb Alpert's versions of these also, but many are already posted by others, and that is another reason why I posted this groups take on them...Friends, Lloyd.
lrh1966 10 months ago