Available now. Released in late September 2022. This new set of 11 songs contains gentle ballads like "Childhood" and "Time After Time", upbeat romps like "Pata Pata" and "Tickle Time", and covers of classic songs like "I'll Remember You" and Louis Armstrong's "On The Sunny Side Of The Street". Few artists in the history of American music have been able to stay relevant decade after decade like the 87-year-old Alpert. So, put on your shades and take a walk with Herb on the "Sunny Side Of The Street". Canadian tour dates: April 4 - Nanaimo, BC / April 5 - Campbell River, BC / April 7 - Victoria, BC / April 8 - Vancouver, BC / April 10 - St. Albert, AB / April 11 - Calgary, AB / May 13 - Toronto, ON / May 14 - Hamilton, ON / May 15 - Kingston, ON / May 17 - Ottawa, ON / May 18 - Montreal, QC
October 19 street date. On his new album, Music Volume 3 - Herb Alpert Reimagines The Tijuana Brass, the beloved and prolific trumpeter Herb Alpert returns to some of his most iconic songs and transforms them with brand new arrangements, recordings, and modern production. Alpert takes material he made famous in the 1960s and infuses it with the style and musicianship that is still earning him accolades after decades of recording and performing. Get ready to hear “A Taste Of Honey”, “Whipped Cream”, “The Lonely Bull”, and many more as you’ve never heard them before!
October 19 street date. On his new album, Music Volume 3 - Herb Alpert Reimagines The Tijuana Brass, the beloved and prolific trumpeter Herb Alpert returns to some of his most iconic songs and transforms them with brand new arrangements, recordings, and modern production. Alpert takes material he made famous in the 1960s and infuses it with the style and musicianship that is still earning him accolades after decades of recording and performing. Get ready to hear “A Taste Of Honey”, “Whipped Cream”, “The Lonely Bull”, and many more as you’ve never heard them before!
September 27 street date. On his 2019 album, Over The Rainbow, Herb Alpert began the same way he has done for all of his albums over the years: searching for great melodies. That search has resulted in the prolific trumpeter's latest offering, a collection of 11 classics and one brand new, original track. That original song, "Skinny Dip", opens the album with a quirky, fun vibe before things move on to recognizable tunes from the great American songbook, which are included for various reasons close to Herb's heart. He felt the danger in the tightrope walk of recording his own version of the iconic "Over The Rainbow", which was cemented within pop culture by Judy Garland's performance and many other fantastic recordings. And whether it's a tribute to Gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt on "All Love", Bill Withers on "Ain't No Sunshine", or the great Louis Armstrong on "What A Wonderful World", there is always a deeper connection and meaning for Herb on every cover selected for this album, making it one of the most personal projects he has ever worked on.
March 13 street date. Before he arrived in the US Top 10 in November 1962, accompanied by The Tijuana Brass and their ‘Lonely Bull’, trumpeter HERB ALPERT had spent four years cutting mainstream Pop 45s, under various aliases. These early 45s run to eight releases, an intriguing body of work which takes in popcorn teen vocals (three of which were bizarrely released under his newborn baby son’s name, Dore Alpert), R&R instros and a novelty debut 45. This unique compilation comprises these early 45s, alongside the mono single version of his breakthrough hit ‘The Lonely Bull’ and the first, million-selling Tijuana Brass LP, in stereo. Includes the “slowed-down” version of his rare-as-hens-teeth collectors’ instro ‘Fun House’, which was released as The Roosters. These early, pre-Tijuana Brass 45s are unavailable elsewhere on CD, thus making this compilation indispensable to Herb Alpert collectors.
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