HERB ALPERT This Guy's In Love With You Reaction

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[@jimarmstrong5820]

One of the great songs of the 60s.

[@holliboulware6370]

This was my parents "song" they married in 1968. She passed away 1 year ago last week from a rare form of dementia called FTD/PPA. I cry every time I hear this beautiful song.

[@toddhall7416]

It was the summer of 68 and I was 8 years old the first time I heard this song. I was in a car with several teen age girls driving through the hills of the country side on a beautiful summer morning and this song came on the radio. It was the first time I ever heard it and all of the girls seemed excited to hear the song and started singing along. Some of the windows were down and their hair was blowing in the cool summer breeze and they sounded like angels. All I was thinking was I can't wait to get older and get a girl like one of these.

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

Trumpet player Herb Alpert is mostly known for his band Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass and their catchy instrumental tunes such as "Spanish Flea" (1966), "Tijuana Taxi" (1965) and "Rise" (1979). He later co-founded A&M Records (home of the Carpenters, a solo Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers, and a young Janet Jackson) and became a gazillionaire. He and his wife are philanthropists who have donated tens and tens of millions of dollars to deserving organizations, charities and institutions over the decades.

[@joshhencik1849]

He was definitely known for the game show hits!

[@TheCrusty68]

And the song if I was a Rich Man I find it sad when a kid at school was in a dangerous condition after been hit by a truck the next day I was on parade at primary school in 1976 they told us over the loud speaker that he had died he was only 8 years old so said all the crying on parade that's my story

[@chickmcgee1000]

My parents played Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass records in the late sixties. I still play this music.

[@pablo19136]

For me this reminds me of the 1960s my mum played it constantly. Written by Burt Bacharach. Stay safe guys.

[@Perfect_Blend]

Herb Alpert was the "A" of A&M records that the Carpenters recorded for. He still tours with his wife and is an amazing trumpet player.

[@kasenlondon7882]

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[@EdwardVodika]

Herb Albert "the Lonely Bull" is one that always get to me.

[@samhain1894]

Beautiful beautiful song 💕.

[@wyhop6071]

Beautiful tune written by a world class composer. Possibly one of the best of the twentieth century - Burt Bacharach!

[@katkat-fm3wj]

This is one of many Burt Bacharach songs. He wrote many. Almost all fantastic. Dionne Warwick sang many of his songs. Herb Alpert also plays great instrumentals. Lonely Bull, and Taste of Honey two of many.

[@dorathocker4575]

Favorite song of all time!! Masterpiece!💗

[@ezwriter5589]

I may be wrong, but I think this was the first and only time he sang on record. He was strictly known as an instrumentalist, but he was handed this beautiful Burt Bacharach/Hal David tune. took a chance, and wound up with a number one record. He's not a good singer, but he sings with such simplicity and such sincerity, it works perfectly.

[@hansjolen6087]

He's the only artist who got to nr 1 on Billboard with a vocal song and an instrumental, with Rise.

[@rjaraneta913]

This is a rare occasion that Herb Alpert put his voice on record. He is not a singer, he has limited range. but this song suited his voice perfectly. Herb Alpert is famous as a trumpet player and a former co-owner and founder of A&M Records.

[@rextrek]

this reminds me of 12yr old me Summer 1972...and AM Radio

[@arthurm.tellez275]

It all started as Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass (city just south of San Diego in Mexico) One of few songs where he sang most of his songs just had music in it.

[@bartschwartz7217]

My mom who is 84 loves them and still listens to thier music

[@jamesduncan145]

Mine is 87 and she introduced me to Herb. Love the Rise album and of course Beat of the Brass.

[@jp89110]

A legend so many great songs......so many great albums he and his wonderful wife are still with us been listening to him since I was 6 yrs. old.

[@yv2929]

Wonderful 60s #1 song 💖 Great reaction 🌹 Have a great day🌱

[@beefoneeto]

Herb wasn't a singer he was a trumpet player and band leader but he hit gold on this tune.HIs instrumental hits go back to The Lonely Bull around 1962.He was co-owner of A&M records along with Doris Day's husband Lou Adler.

[@dawndriscoll3344]

Brings back memories, but for the wrong reasons! We had the record at home. It's a great song - but I remember it mainly because me and my young brother used to love playing it at 78 rpm (which makes it go faster) it sounded so funny and cute, like Disney animals were singing it!!! I can't hear it without thinking about chipmunks or something singing it!

[@dawndriscoll3344]

@@MikeAnn193 We used to play all our mum and dad's records at different speeds, great fun! but This Guy's in Love With You seems to stick in my head, I can still hear it!

[@akbar41]

I love you guys' reactions. They are refreshing!

[@flash1660]

Greatness

[@pdogone1]

you will hear this in movies from time to time..a song for the sixties..wish i still had my copy of the album

[@Rockclass]

Hi there!! Long time not heard this song, I'd forgotten at all. The arrangements are made by Burt Bacharach, you'll recognize it immediately. There's another song of the kind named The Look of Love, sung by Dusty Springfield. Highly recommended when you have the chance to play it. Regards from Venezuela

[@SteveSmith-uo5ug]

I’ve dedicated this to my love, my wife of 33 years.

[@coeburnett]

Back in those days, there were BIG hits! Try Glen Campbell "Witchita Lineman"

[@maninthewilderness3208]

Herb did such a nice job on this Bacharach tune. BJ Thomas also covered it as well as other Bacharach tunes.

[@Pezzonovante916]

Unmistakable Burt Bacharach lilt.

[@thunderstruck5484]

I applaud your ending and yes of course the great people helping the world

[@cttaylor7376]

Great song, love the appreciation and reaction by both of you. Its Burt Bacharach , love Dionne Warwick's version as well.

[@icmman7]

classic

[@maninthewilderness3208]

This sound was very representative of 68. The 50s was a much different sound.

[@thunderstruck5484]

I think they played his music in Casino Royale with David Niven, have a listen to that with his Tijuana Brass

[@bartschwartz7217]

Can u do big band WW2 Glenn Miller and others- in the mood

[@jimstultz3345]

A classy song

[@henryfitch8710]

Burt Bacharach RIP

[@PrisonKilljoy]

I grew up with Herb Alpert but I think the Faith No More cover (on BBC 1) is way, way better. Give it a listen.

[@brenthowell8883]

I agree with Brypiot. Dionne Warwick did a great version to.😊

[@bstnd3]

This is a beautiful song. Dionne Warwick's version is just as good if not better.

[@icmman7]

listen to "the fool on the hill" fire

[@gregj1295]

I dont think he sings on very many of his songs. He's a trumpet player with a good band. It's good music, mostly instrumental.