Lollipops and Roses
Herb Tijuana Brass Alpert Lyrics

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Tell her you care each time you speak
Make it her birthday each day of the week
Bring her nice things, sugar and spice things
Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses

One day she'll smile, next day she'll cry
Minute to minute you'll never know why
Coax her, pet her, better yet, get her

Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses

We try acting grown up but as a rule
We're all little children fresh from school
So carry her books that's how it starts
Fourteen or forty they're kids in their hearts

Keep them handy, flowers and candy
Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses

So carry her books that's how it starts
Fourteen or forty they're kids in their hearts

Keep them handy, flowers and candy
Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Herb Alpert's "Lollipops and Roses" express the idea of treating one's significant other with love, attention, and care, no matter how long the relationship has been going on. The opening lines, "Tell her you care each time you speak, Make it her birthday each day of the week," convey the idea that showing affection should happen frequently and consistently. The following lines, "Bring her nice things, sugar and spice things, Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses," emphasize the importance of gift-giving, no matter how small or simple the gift may be.

The lyrics go on to express the idea that relationships are unpredictable, with a partner's emotions fluctuating frequently. "One day she'll smile, next day she'll cry, Minute to minute you'll never know why," suggests that one must be attentive and responsive to their partner's emotions. The lines "Coax her, pet her, better yet, get her, Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses," reinforce the message of being attentive and showing affection through small gestures.

The lyrics conclude with the message that no matter how old one may be, they remain children at heart. "Fourteen or forty they're kids in their hearts, Keep them handy, flowers and candy, Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses." The song suggests that the key to a happy relationship is consistent attention, affection, and thoughtfulness that keeps the partners feeling special and valued.

Line by Line Meaning

Tell her you care each time you speak
Make sure to express your affection and love for her every time you communicate

Make it her birthday each day of the week
Treat her special and make her feel celebrated all days of the week

Bring her nice things, sugar and spice things
Gift her sweet and thoughtful things that she will love and cherish

Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses
Symbolic of the sweet and romantic things you can gift her to make her happy

One day she'll smile, next day she'll cry
She can be emotional and unpredictable, so be prepared to handle it all

Minute to minute you'll never know why
Quick changes in her moods may appear without any apparent reason

Coax her, pet her, better yet, get her
Try to calm her down and comfort her, or even better, find ways to make her happy

We try acting grown up but as a rule
Despite our efforts to project maturity and adulthood, we are all childish at heart

We're all little children fresh from school
We are all young and inexperienced in love and relationships

So carry her books that's how it starts
Offer simple gestures of kindness like carrying her books, it will go a long way in winning her heart

Fourteen or forty they're kids in their hearts
Age does not change our essence and we always remain young at heart

Keep them handy, flowers and candy
Have flowers and candy ready at all times to surprise and bring joy to your loved one

Roses and lollipops and lollipops and roses
Reiterating the importance of thoughtful romantic gestures to keep a relationship strong

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: TONY VELONA

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Comments from YouTube:

@nyterpfan

13w↑1

Cocktail parties, whiskey sours, highballs, a carton of smokes, and Herb Alpert on the stereo--ahhhh the 60's in all its glory!!

@frankmicman

12y↑55

Whipped Cream sold over 6 million copies in the United States and the album cover alone is considered a classic pop culture icon. It featured model Dolores Erickson wearing chiffon and shaving cream. The picture was taken at a time when Erickson was three months pregnant. The cover was so popular with Alpert fans that, during concerts, when about to play the song "Whipped Cream", Alpert would tell the audience, "Sorry, we can't play the cover for you!"

@kcsnow9447

3y↑8

If you look closely you can she's actually outfitted (and I use the word loosely :D) in a white blanket dotted with that shaving cream. Shot in the photographer's garage as I recall.
Still the BEST album cover on any LP or CD ever.

@johnconnor8937

Her tits are fucking magnificent and she's ultra sexy. I'd over look a bush if it was present

@ninjabearpress2574

1y↑4

Yeah, that's why I framed it and hung it on my wall.

@280StJohnsPl

1y↑2

Torture at 15 LOL

@PrimalEarth

4y↑57

Nine years old and couldn’t stop looking at the cover.

@280StJohnsPl

3y↑7

15 years old and couldn't take my eyes off of her LOL

@5150pearl

3y↑1

me to lololololol

@poetryjones7946

3y↑2

Same 🙂

@eddiedavis9873

3y↑2

Yup, me too! Dad brought a bunch of great albums back from Japan. Luv the music now just as much as I did this album covers then!

@iamtonyp123

3y↑3

That's about how old I was. My parents probably began to wonder why I spent so much time in their record collection.

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@joerichter55

5y↑28

Wow. Some music is never really dated, right? I mean...it was cool and wonderful back when...and it still is. What a clean, brisk, happy sound. Hearing it again (I played trumpet in HS in the 70's and loved this music and played versions of it) makes me feel great---it brings a whole range of emotions, all good. And, yes, I stared at the album cover, too...

@jaydouglas5847

2y↑1

Hi Joe, any chance your from CNY....Craigie ave ?

@TrishBell1

12y↑13

Childhood memories of playing this on my parents record player and running arund the living room with colored scarves....it was a fun and free afternoon as a kid!!!

@stevef.8041

1y↑2

I love your flashback. I, too, having living room memories of this album.

@RetNemmoc555

3y↑15

Every musician I've known in my life has had some level of appreciation for The Tijuana Brass, whether they're metal heads or folkies. There was something about this band that appealed to a wide audience. There was a Tijuana Brass cover band in my high school called The Border Patrol that was pretty decent.

@davidjhitztaler

2y↑1

I'm playing the music now. It will live for eternity. With love.!!

@theokamis5865

1y↑1

Where have all the marimbas gone in music today?

Thank God for Herb Alpert...! 🥰

@moniquew8658

5y↑3

I was born in 1965, and this was a favorite of my Nana & Tatas. I remember my Grandparents thinking the album cover was inappropriate for us kids to see. You gotta love the hispanic culture. <3 <3 <3

@gaspo2180

7y↑2

From the first NOTE this thing jumps out at you !! Over 50 yrs old now and STILL sounds FRESH and so ALIVE !! In its day it was GREAT and still is. Bravo to Herb and his vision.

@deathking342

13y↑12

Herb Alpert is truly a master of music!

@aceyoucanguess7966

1y↑1

Time capsule comment

@majorpayne8373

5y↑17

A smoking track. I love Chuck Berghofer's bass lines. He is a genius.

@stevef.8041

1y↑2

That bass line is what makes this song.

@davidcordero4534

Totally agree!

@davidcordero4534

Totally agree!

@majorpayne8373

@@davidcordero4534 Have you heard his playing with the Howard Roberts Quartet in the 60's?

@davidcordero4534

@Tim Fuller no, never

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@rainforest6020

8y↑9

14 thumbs down? what the hell...this version of "Lollipops and Roses" is a blast...and one of the TJBs best!

@kellycrawford3390

5y↑29

Herb and the TJB are simply the BEST!

@Shadowrun2589

5y↑71

It's 2019 and herb alperts still blasting in my ears 🔥🔥

@rowenasuarez4877

5y↑2

doopydooper 7 i am so thrilled his vinyl album s are on compact discs

@kennethgoltz5711

I could think of worse things...

@kevinmcgiffin10

4y↑2

My gram had class too. Always playing this album. Give it a twist Grammy !😁

@aceyoucanguess7966

1y↑1

2022 babe :)

@warof18121815

10y↑48

Will never forget my father listening to his Herb Albert albums!!!

@yippee2000

6y↑2

Me too. I was born in 1963. I happened upon this on Youtube and immediately thought 'omg...I remember that album cover!' ;-)

@280StJohnsPl

6y↑1

And smiling at the album cover ? :)

@savedbyzero3554

5y↑4

My Recollection of weekends in the late 69's to the early 70's when POPS plays his ☢️to☢️ Recording of the TJB.......!!!!!!!!!!!

@JK-wt5cq

5y↑3

Same here

@sandrabrown6860

5y↑1

We would clean house, every week, whilr H. A. Music was playing💞 my Mom had EVERY album😍 I still have one. Not the Whip Cream one. LoL!!

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@gjc3535

10y↑116

BEST ALBUM COVER EVER. No contest.

@280StJohnsPl

You got that right ! :)

@lakemichigan6598

6y↑11

Back in the day I spent hours studying that album cover trying to decide where that nipple ought to be.

@mikerca

6y↑5

I always said that too !

@douglasreeves9938

5y↑7

gjc3535 You are absolutely correct. The models name is Dolores Erickson and she was 3 months pregnant at the time.

@cluelessincalifornia9134

4y↑2

Except The White Album before it was white.

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@valuecalc

8y↑23

What a classic from this sensational mid-60s LP!

@timklein3962

11y↑3

Great instrumentals are a thing of the past. No words needed to relate to songs like this !!

@johnzaccardi526

2y↑1

I loved these guys when I was 16. It was 1965. I also loved the Beatles. Great production quality in both bands. This song turned me on to those great 50's songs.

@jamessweet7574

5y↑2

Awesome 👍 music I grew up listening to by my parents now that I'm their age I can truly appreciate how good the music is to listen to back then along with awesome songs from am radio at the time. Boston queen the eagles and Dobbie bros.and led Zeppelin deep purple,journey Styx, and other great artists of the 70,s and sixties

@jamessweet7574

The music of today sucks in comparison

@annemott4712

8y↑16

My dad had this album--along with every other Herb Alpert and the TJB album. It was the 70s. I know these songs so well.

@280StJohnsPl

8y↑117

While in the Air Force in 1971 I was TDY to Sardinia, where we had a small USAF detachment and mess hall.
The mess sergeant would play Herb Alpert and TT Brass music on a reel-to-reel tape deck.
Good stuff.....and a small mess hall with great chow.
On Wednesdays, he would grill steaks on 55 gallon drums and guys from the RAF, and also the Italian and German air forces would be on the chow line along with us Americans.....all were welcome and the Sgt grilled them to perfection :)
Thanks Sarge !

@ShootinItPodcast

8y↑12

+John D I wish I had the balls to do what you did. You guys tell the best stories. I got nothing compared to you. Thank YOU for everything you did, man.

@280StJohnsPl

8y↑11

+ShootinItPodcast
Thanks buddy, but there was no balls involved on my part, just a great adventure
One of my life's best decisions was to join the USAF in 1968 just after turning 18.
Spent 4 really good years

@mcfilthymcnasty8206

6y↑6

They don't make them like that anymore.. or this. Conceder yourself blessed !

@280StJohnsPl

6y↑4

Amen ! :)

@OPS5255

5y↑2

you fortunate man!

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@slshusker

8y↑77

Memories of playing the parent's records...

@sharonmcauley8735

Me too 🌷🌷

@morbidmanmusic

"playing" wink

@Wetoddid9

13y↑3

I remembering seeing TJB live in San Mateo Calif (Circle Star Theater) in the mid 60's...and they played this song even before it was released.....

@arno52

4y↑2

This is my favorite TJB song with the big time bass beat in the background and Bob Edmondson on the trombone!

@angeldearte

3y↑2

I remembered this album by heart since the year it was published, they played it a lot on the radio, and I remember this song by Rosas y pirulis a lot, and it took 53 years for me to hear this song again, and all thanks to the Internet already You Tube users, I thank the user who has uploaded this album, he does us a great favor to music lovers

@chobiandmike

11y↑2

I listend to this music at the English class in the junior high school. The teacher was a young lady, and she said, " this is a misic without any words, but feel the heart what the composer wanter to say!" She was very cute and made us learn much. And also this is a music let us start to learn what the world is!

@willardlockejr

13y↑2

@SecurityPro2704 You know the behind the scenes on how they put the album cover together. And they also shot several other photos of Delores (which they did not use) before going with the now famous album cover . And it's still one of the best album covers of all time (in my opinion). But did you also know that she was also an actress and did some small parts on TV in the late 50's?

@garyoldroyd2239

12y↑1

It doesn't seem to date. I hear it now & it has all the swing & energy it had in 65'.

@chocolatcats

6y↑8

In 71, I was upstairs in a tall building in LA and when I arrived on the ground floor in the elevator, Mr. Alpert was inches from my face..he was so handsome I nearly hyperventilated. As I stood ...the doors closed and I went back up...He was magnificent

@davidjhitztaler

2y↑1

Tijuana Brass is the Best!!!!! Thanks for the great music,!!!!! 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵

@yerboyfloyd

9y↑171

And the bachelorette you chose is a graduate of the University of Southern California where she majored in Liberal Arts. She enjoys skiing, sunbathing and yoga. She's currently employed as a stewardess on TWA and here she is...

@jamcam2760

9y↑2

+yerboyfloyd Yeh, what ever happened to Jim Lang? I've seen Bob Eubanks(The Newlywed Game) from time to time over the years but not Jim.

@larrystimely5628

8y↑6

+jam cam Jim passed on a few years ago.

@robc.5745

6y↑3

Love It !

@mrbluesky1125

6y↑4

Great response floyd..............

@michaelotten2724

6y↑2

Funny thing alperts music never featured as theme for dating game..hmm!

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@flip3114

4y↑3

My moms favorite singer from the 1960,s, I will never forget his music.

@perkitaseaman3290

1y↑1

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana brass the Tower of a power horn section is what I call them great instrumental music 🎵🎶🎵

@blueagate

13y↑1

I used to put this on the stereo as a kid and dance around. I loved it! Brings back nice memories thanks for posting this. My Dad still has these vinyls unfrotunately we can't find a needle to play them on the floor model stereo! Remember those? Umm lets see I think I'll take the coppertone do for the kitchen. Avocado can hurt your eyes in bright light LOL! BRADY BUNCH!

@marilynnewton2221

6y↑2

WOW ANOTHER WONDERFUL EVENING HERB ALPERT IS ALWAYS AMAZING WITH HIS WONDERFUL TRUMPET

@charlesaguilar1708

Yeah, he is DAMN GOOD!

@drk9011

37w↑1

This piece is so insanely great. Real music. Like a Time Machine back to an earlier age when musicians had talent. I never get tired of hearing this album. Even though I wasn’t born until a few years later, this album was still a staple in most homes (and department stores) in the early 70s. Love it!

@tf1414tf

11y↑1

I am forever a little boy in Pacific Beach San Diego hearing this and having it in my haunts forever. I love you Herb. My musical first love till death.

@SteelyDork

7y↑1

As a kid listening to this on my Dad's LP, Herb's songs made we want to learn to play the bass, trumpet, drums and piano! Life before smartphones and video games.

@kiransharma7645

10y↑40

When I was in junior high (a few years ago), our administration would play a lot of Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass recordings over the announcements in the morning. I remember loving the melodies but never knowing what their names were. And now that I've found them, I'm just really happy.

@wannawatchu66

5y↑2

It's excellent background music. But fun to listen to by itself too.

@iiiingolfs

7y↑34

This song always get's me back to reality and makes me smile!

@bobbyfrancis8957

3y↑1

Oh, DAMN!!! When I hear " Lollipops and Roses" I'm 11 - 12 again (that was over 50 years ago) !!!

@d.e.p.-j.7106

6y↑2

I got this album from my aunt after her husband died back in 1982. I listened to it many times, and enjoyed it every time. I always wondered what she thought about the album cover, but never asked.

@nicolekenna7822

6y↑25

I love Herb Alpert!!

@jamesmiller9515

7y↑26

Herb and the guys could swing when they wanted too. And they prove it on "Lollipops AnD Roses"...and what a great name for a song!

@Marcel_Audubon

2y↑3

Like most songs on the album, Lollipops and Roses was a popular hit of the era before TJB recorded it. Lots of people recorded versions of it, but only Herb swung it! I think it's the best cut on the album.
The lyrics are a bit sappy, so anyone who sang it had that working against them, it really shines as an instrumental

@johnmccoy7396

2y↑1

Wow used to play cornet. this is the best itill never get old- but I will. Thanks be allways to ya herb Alpert!!

@bbt5358

5y↑2

I've loved this song for 55 years! Now THIS ... is music to the EARS!❤️❤️❤️

@dougfrombaltimore

12y↑1

thumbs up.. if you remember this album cover to be the most risque' thing you ever saw when you were a kid... !!!

@strfltcmnd.9925

6y↑2

every band has a signature song and this is theirs.

@SecurityPro2704

13y↑11

They just don't record music like this anymore. This is when musician really knew how to play instruments. There is nothing like the sound of brass, trumpets, trombone and French horn. I remember "stealing" this album out of my parents record collection and listening to it through head phones. I fell in love with big brass and bands like Herb Alpert. Today's "music" is for the most part pain in my ears. I'm in my 40's but love stuff from when my parents were young.

@morbidmanmusic

3y↑1

old person alert. can't find music. doesn't know where to look. misses past. blames modern music for old ears and nostalgia. Stop with that cliche already. It is not respectful to the musicians you've never even heard of that are amazing. Every era has great music... even if we don't like it "Music in my day... yada yada yada.." is like saying "you kids get off my lawn".. your listening days were already done! Me a 60 year old musician producer.

@marinaraygoza563

4y↑5

EL MEJOR TROMPETISTA DEL MUNDO...👍👍👍🌻🌻

@savedbyzero3554

6y↑21

......... only one word.......... BEAUTIFUL..........!!!!!!!!!!!!

@conniereese4734

8y↑9

This song was my very first solo while learning to play the flute. I was only in 5th grade. That was 51 yrs ago and I'm still playing and love to pull this piece put to play. One of many that I love playing by Herb Alpert and the TJB.

@Macy1ify

7y↑1

* Great music is timeless isn't it Connie ! :)

@CosmosNut

10y↑8

this is part of a group of musical pieces that somehow define the mid to late 60's to me... so many incredible sounds and so diverse - this stuff here is defining...

@reyquinones5538

6y↑1

I grew up listening to Herb Albert. ..

@betsykf4148

7y↑1

Dad with a martini and the newspaper after work. This was playing on the record player. I still have the record. 1966 <3

@sandranelson7124

11w

Wasn't this tune played during "The Dating Game" at certain points of the game....to maybe bring out the young lady who was going to ask the questions to the 3 eligible bachelors seated around the corner. I was a kid during the early to late 60's but l do remember these tunes, by the TJB, being played on "The Dating Game" every show. What great memories these tunes relay to me now!! Thanks for posting these great Herb Alpert tunes.

@50Emerald

9y↑1

I remember in 1965, at 15, when I first saw the above album cover and my bubbling hormones at the beauty pictured!

@Mr6384

11y↑1

Can you be unhappy listening to this? I don't think so! I told my kids that I want this playing at my funeral!

@kirklonnquist3265

7y↑1

His music is very delightful to listen. He literally makes the trumpet play on its own. Love his music

@johnwints5888

7y↑9

In the early 1960 s, my dad , an old time jazz pianist from the 1930 s and 40 s, here in Melbourne , Australia, addressed me, his son in 1964.
He said, "Those Beatles are really good, but Herb Alpert is a real musician!".

@Macy1ify

7y↑2

* Perfect ! I'm a Beatlemaniac but your Dad was so right ! Salut ! :)

@spacetrucker8985

6y↑2

Todays' crap isn't even in the same universe as this beautiful music!

@jimmypage2138

11y↑14

I am in love with song, forever and forever.

@lynnesmith1959

5y↑1

My dad had this album. I grew up listening to this. Brings back alot of good memories.

@BadRonald1

10y↑3

My favorite song on this album. Remind me back when my Mom would play all these great hits at all the parties she & my Dad threw..

@davidjhitztaler

2y↑1

The Greatest Music ❤️ In the World.
Universe 💕

@yankeejimmyt

11y↑2

A timeless piece of masterful taste and orchestration. Thank you for posting this.

@trk4782gh

時々無性に、聴きたくなる‼️🎵、
このハイセンス&スタイリッシュ🎵🎶
やっぱり、これだ。

@SecurityPro2704

13y↑2

At age 74 she still looks pretty good. Saw a photo of her from a radio interview.

@marlawhite1430

17w

Love this jazz number
ONE OF MY FAVORITES!

@robertcook3096

5y↑1

I owned several Herb Alpert albums when I was growing up. This was one of my most favorite feel good songs.

@bluetickfreddy101

5y↑28

My parents had this album

@jerryvan-hees7130

3y↑1

Ditto. Im with you. This song is also very familiar. DEJA VU.

@sallymullins1328

My mom and dad LOVED this album. We would play it like a forbidden thing.

@joepeskie5122

11y↑2

that's mr.hal blaine doing the drum work...he was on most of herbs creations before 1966...god that man is truly the worlds greatest drummer

@goancar999

10y↑11

Herp Alpert's music makes me so happy! I love him! Marion

@HunterMann

13y↑1

Trivia: One of the greatest LP covers! The model was actually 3 months pregnant at the time(see Wikipedia). Notice that she is draped with a white sheet or blanket and the shaving cream(not whipped cream) is placed here & there. I read that the only actual whipped cream was on her right index finger. This LP cover was parodied by many people, as well variations on it for tribute LPs like Peter Nero's. Best new tribute band: Black Sombrero Brass from Baltimore/Wash DC area... wow!

@gaspo2180

8y↑3

Great Wrecking Crew backup band with SUPERB drumming by Hal Blaine !!

@jennifursun3303

8y↑1

+gaspo2180 isn't it though

@psychickitty1

such talent in the background. then and now too

@jennifursun3303

8y↑1

+psychickitty1 grew up with the Crew and never knew who they were. glad i found out, and that like the Funk Brothers they are getting their dues

@coldwaterslack

5y↑1

A classic track. I'm pretty sure that's Chuck Berghofer playing bass. Tune in to what he's doing for one listen. Fantastic player. Also played with Howard Roberts Quartet and did the classic bass line on "These boots were made for walking".

@leonorgurrola236

8y↑21

love hearing the great feel good songs of my youth

@EmbreeWalkerII

10y↑39

This should take you back to the days of the Dating Game and the Newlywed Game.

@marktarr4664

10y↑3

That it does! My dad had this album and it's probably the soundtrack from my childhood back in the late 60's. When I got older I ended up buying every TB album. Eventually became a hard rock/metal fan, but I still enjoy listening to this stuff. Timeless!

@Marcel_Audubon

6y↑1

The TJB had a much broader impact than that

@edwardmiller9913

@Marcel Audubon They sure did!!

@SSGTA440

3y↑1

I can see it now.....and now, here's the star of the Dating game.....JIm Lang!!!

@califdad4

about 1964-65 my brother was with his optometrist friend and his girl friend in the Drs Jag XKE, and a older lady approached them and said my nephew Herbie wants one of these, maybe you have heard about him, and she went into some detail about Herb Alpert so a couple months later he was doing a show ( they had 2nd Billing then, Jimmy Rodgers was first) in Sacramento so they got tickets

@barbaracowell7948

6y↑1

Beautiful music

@fredmiller6482

Talk about a soundtrack for my life, this was it. Back in the 60's you could actually hear music of this caliber on the radio. It was a special time to be alive and this music was a big part of it.

@kennithtubbs6470

4y↑1

Herb we love you and the wrecking crew

@davidduran9405

beautiful music lots of memories of my parents

@benjaminmejia8758

For 25 years, this was the theme of different radio programs that I did on Radio Panamericana de Guatemala: "Music on Saturday afternoon", "The Benjamin Show", "Special programs" and several more. It will be my favorite song ever!

@robc.5745

6y↑1

My Dad had this album and I guess this is what introduced me to jazz , man I love it.

@thomascollins4325

4y↑1

Real music. Back when that was the standard. Played along on trombone with the trombone countermelody. Great fun!

@shanghaiohmy

11y↑1

The sound quality on this is fantastic!

@danajohnson8467

7y↑2

I had that album it was why I took up the trumpet in junior high got to first chair and the challenge was over

@charlesaguilar1708

9y↑2

I was really intrigued by the bass part to this song,so I learned it too!! My Mom was really impressed,but I think my dad was jealous! RIP dad!! Too bad!

@RETROTV1394

5y↑1

Theirs Music... Then there is Herb Alpert... Who takes music to a level that cannot be surpassed.

@ronj2110

Herb Alpert the Tijuana Brass. Best I still have all the records albums

@jimmypage2138

11y↑8

she still looks great!

@supergolfdude

7y↑41

If my mom only knew how I'd stare at this album cover when I was a little boy !

@ninjabearpress2574

4y↑4

My Mum did, that's why I couldn't have the cover, just the album.

@larryorsiniorsini9788

4y↑1

😂😂😂😂🙏👍😂😂😂😂

@GenoWardelli

3y↑1

God, you too. At the record store every day.

@280StJohnsPl

3y↑1

@Ninjabear Press LOL !

@ninjabearpress2574

3y↑1

@Wolf Now it's in a frame on my living room wall, where a work of art belongs.

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@youforget1000thingsaday

3y↑1

Still my favorite album cover of all time.

@jamesmonroe7903

5y↑2

This was one of Herb Alpert’s songs used on “The Dating Game” TV show!!! If my facts are right-creator-producer Chuck Barris wrote the show’s opening theme-Herb & the TJB played it! The same for “The Newlywed Game” too!!!