Herb Alpert - Walk Don't Run скачать видео бесплатно

Fersomling

It is AMAZING how music can unlock old memories! I've been on the West Coast since the 70s, and yet, the Brass bring me right back to the mid-60s when I was East Coast all the way.

Ludovic Triaire

Putain !! Herbie défonce les ventures, ouaouh ! !

cologne2792

Brilliant !

jukingeo

Just about the whole album is great. My parents had this album in their collection as a kid and I just took to it. There were a good 5 or 6 songs that I constantly played from this album. My mom said that in the 60's Herb & TJB was VERY popular. Yet, I didn't hear much from them on the radio either. But it wasn't long after that Herb released 'Rise', and I remembered him and the TJB and that one great album, "Going Places". After that I didn't much more from Herb.

englishclassteacher

It doesn't "stop too quickly." That's how the actual song was recorded and released

Karen Arai

ハーブアルパートが演奏しています！その2「急がば廻れ」

viewingut

Why isn't this music on the radio?

John Benn

PITY THAT IT STOPS TOO QUICKLY. SPOILS THE CLIP. STILL GREAT MUSIC

doug stevens

i love hard rock but herb &the brass are second to no one.

Steven Lamphere

Amazing channel! Thanks skipper!

museack

@Brooklynskipper87 I think the reason is is because it's too "lightweight" for what radio stations think the public wants to hear these days. I also think they'd be surprised to find out different.

snowrocket

@58riceman Of course you do; that's because you have class and good taste!

58riceman

@snowrocket I'm just like you, I thought this was a jam back then and I still do.

THeMaskedBlogCritic

Hal Blaine.

Brooklynskipper87

@snowrocket I've always like songs from Herp Alpert since I can remember. People have told me how popular his tunes were back then, and I think it's a real shame that you don't hear his music on the radio anymore.

snowrocket

I've liked this instrumental since I was a kid in the late '60s. Herb Alpert's pop tunes were really big back then, but you never hear them played now on radio at all.

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