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Music legend Herb Alpert will be hitting the stage in New Jersey. The famed trumpet artist is set to perform at the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank. It is part of an extensive national ...
Herb Alpert has had an epic career. The nine-time Grammy winner, co-founder of A&M Records, widely exhibited painter and sculptor and unsparing philanthropist will perform with his wife, vocalist Lani ...
Veteran trumpeter Herb Alpert shows no signs of slowing down. He released his 49 th studio album last week. And his 1965 tune "Ladyfingers" has somehow resurfaced and chalked up more than 200 million ...
Herb Alpert, legendary trumpeter and co-founder of A&M Records, joins Steve Dale to discuss his musical career and all the other iconic musicians he has teamed up with. Herb also comments on the ...
In the history of modern music most roads lead to living legend Herb Alpert. He is one of the most identifiable instrumentalists and music producers in the world with his trumpet playing made famous ...
The first time Herb Alpert picked up the trumpet, it barely made a sound. But it was that trumpet that soon started doing the talking for the shy 8-year-old boy from the Eastside of Los Angeles. “I ...
Herb Alpert has a new album that brings together lessons he says he's learned from playing the trumpet for over 80 years, specifically those times in which he says, a-ha. HERB ALPERT: I had problems ...
The recipients — all mid-career artists from the fields of dance, music, film/video, theater and visual arts — receive an unrestricted prize of $75,000 and a residency at CalArts. By Degen Pener ...
Herb Alpert had done just about everything a titan of the music industry could do to cement his place as an essential architect, regardless of genre, of popular music. That is, apart from playing ...
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