In '84, Alpert went on tour with the Tijuana Brass and released his first LP with the TJB name in nine years. The album, though, is '80s through and through, with Herb's trumpet backed by synths and... more

Six weeks at #1, 100 weeks in the Top 40…Herb was indeed going places! Includes the hits "Tijuana Taxi," "Third Man Theme" and "Spanish Flea" which was later used as the "Bachelor's Theme" on "The... more

You were lucky to even get a Standing Room Only ticket any time the Tijuana Brass played! Includes the hits "Work Song" and "Mame." Herb Alpert Presents.

Visions of the Old West and the new sound of the Tijuana Brass met on this fine LP, which cracked the Top 30 in November of '69. Alpert's swingin' spin on "Moon River" joins "I'm an Old Cowhand,"... more

This 1967 release added another #1 album to Mr. Alpert's resume, featuring the hits "Wade in the Water" and "Casino Royale." Herb Alpert Presents.

This 1964 release went to #6 on the charts. Includes "South of the Border," "The Girl from Ipanema," "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" and more. Herb Alpert Presents.

This 1964 release went to #6 on the charts. Includes "South of the Border," "The Girl from Ipanema," "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" and more. Herb Alpert Presents.

There are some Mexican and Latin accents on this 1974 LP (another charting album for Alpert), but moody, melancholy jazz rules the grooves of this record. Check out his unique takes on "Alone Again... more

Brazilian breezes blow all across this 1969 LP, which rose up to #28 pop. Shorty Rogers provided these lovely orchestrations: "The Sea Is My Soul," "Without Her," "Girl Talk," "The Continental," a... more

This 1968 album marked a triumphant return to the top spot on the charts for Herb and the 'Brass, featuring Alpert's vocal turn on "This Guy's in Love with You" and that classic cover shot of the... more

The chart-topping LP that started it all wasn't just Herb's first album—it was the first album released by A&M Records! Inspired by the brassy fanfare given the bullfighters at a Mexico City... more

Flanked by a new TJB and obviously inspired by them, Herb dove into straight jazz on this charting 1975 LP. He leads the band through songs by Jelly Roll Morton, Chick Corea, Leon Russell and more:... more

This was indeed Herb's ninth album, and it went to #4 in late 1967 with the hits "A Banda," "Carmen" and "The Happening" leading the way. Herb Alpert Presents.

A&M put together this compilation of single sides and other non-LP cuts in '71, hitting the charts with Herb's smooth, slinky version of that Gershwin title classic plus "Catch a Falling Star,"... more

#1 for nine weeks this time, and the title track won two Grammies! Also includes "Freckles," "The Shadow of Your Smile," "Magic Trumpet" and more. Herb Alpert Presents.

Six weeks at #1, 100 weeks in the Top 40…Herb was indeed going places! Includes the hits "Tijuana Taxi," "Third Man Theme" and "Spanish Flea" which was later used as the "Bachelor's Theme" on "The... more

This album first came out in '63, but shot to #17 in '66 after Alpert started tearing up the charts. Herb and the band summon the spirit of Spain, via L.A., on "The Great Manolete," "Spanish Harlem,"... more

#1 for nine weeks this time, and the title track won two Grammies! Also includes "Freckles," "The Shadow of Your Smile," "Magic Trumpet" and more. Herb Alpert Presents.