A timeless Herb Alpert masterpiece.
A trumpeter who is known for his wide range of styles including jazz, rock and pop.
It reached number one on the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. It was the first big hit album under his own name. It includes songs such as "1980" and "Behind the Rain," which were used as the theme songs for the 1986 FIFA World Cup broadcast in Mexico.
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8 TRACKS:
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1)
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1980
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2)
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Rise
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3)
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Behind The Rain
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4)
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Rotation
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5)
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Street Life
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6)
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Love Is
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7)
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Angelina
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8)
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Aranjuez (Mon Amour) (A-Ron-Ways)
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Producer - Herb Alpert
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Trumpet, Vocals, Flugelhorn - Herb Alpert
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Piano [Acoustic] - Joe Sample
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Drums - Harvey Mason
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Engineer - Don Hahn (1, 2, 8)
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Mixed By [Re-Mixed By] - Don Hahn
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Drums - Randy Badazz
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Percussion - Randy Badazz
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Producer - Randy Badazz
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Synthesizer [Moog Drums], Performer [Insanities], Harpsichord [Tavia] - Randy Badazz
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Clavinet, Synthesizer - Andy Armer
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Electric Piano [Rhodes] - Andy Armer
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Piano [Acoustic] - Andy Armer
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Producer [Associate] - Andy Armer
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Bass - James Jamerson Jr.
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Marimba - Julius Wechter
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Percussion - Manolo
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Bass - Abe Laboriel
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Electric Piano [Rhodes] - Mike Lang
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Mastered By - Bernie Grundman
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Drums - Steve Schaeffer
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Percussion - Steve Schaeffer
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Guitar - Carlos Rios (2)
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Guitar - Tim May
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Engineer [Assistant] - Skip Cottrell (1, 2, 8)
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Engineer [Assistant] - Don Koldon (1, 2, 8)
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Engineer [Assisted By] - Don Koldon
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Guitar - Chris Pinnick
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Engineer - Mark Smith (12) (3 to 7)
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Engineer [Assistant] - Steve Katz (2) (2, 8)
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Art Direction - Roland Young (3)
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Design - Amy Nagasawa
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Photography By - Barry McKinley (2)
