Album

Fandango

Herb Alpert

1982 · Jazz, Pop

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Fandango by Herb Alpert

Fandango is a Jazz album by Herb Alpert, originally released in 1982. On Gatefold: 53 pressings tracked.

About

A wildly successful trumpet player, music producer, and record label executive (he co-founded A&M Records), Herb Alpert has been steadily recording since 1962. He's racked up more than 25 gold or platinum releases, taken home eight GRAMMY® Awards, performed at the Super Bowl, and at one time had four different albums in the top ten of the <i>Billboard</i> album chart. After early success with his concept group The Tijuana Brass (best known for the classic <i>Whipped Cream & Other Delights</i>), Alpert put out a slew of high-quality solo albums throughout the '70s and '80s. On 1982's <i>Fandango</i>, he revisits the Latin stylings of his TJB days, working with the likes of Juan Carlos Calderon, Jose Quintana, and Roberto Carlos. The resulting mostly instrumental record remains much-loved by fans new and old, and it features one of his last big hits, "Route 101."

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Fandango3:41
  2. A2Margarita3:41
  3. A3Push And Pull4:40
  4. A4California Blues3:49
  5. A5Quiereme Tal Como Soy (Love Me The Way I Am)3:49

Side B

  1. B1Route 1013:21
  2. B2Coco Loco (La Guajira)2:54
  3. B3Aria3:44
  4. B4Angel2:51
  5. B5Sugarloaf5:07
  1. Latin Medley (Frenesi, Bahia, Moliendo Cafe, Porompompero)5:43

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Latin Jazz
  • clean
  • playful
  • tropical

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Rare pressing on Gatefold · 53 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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