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When did Herb alpert record the song Tequila?
The song "Tequila" was recorded by The Champs in 1958. Herb Alpert covered the song in 1970.
Who was the girl on the album cover of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass What Now your Love?
It was Sandra Moss. Then wife of Jerry Moss partner in A&M Records with Herb Alpert.
What actors and actresses appeared in Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - 1967?
The cast of Herb Alpert und die Tijuana Brass - 1970 includes: Herb Alpert as himself Nick Ceroli as himself Bob Edmondson as himself Tonni Kalash as himself Lou Pagani as himself John Pisano as himself Pat Senatore as himself
Lani hall is she still married to herb albert?
Lani Hall and Herb Alpert are still married and have started touring together.
What are the Top 5 hits of Herb Alpert?
this guys in love with youdiamondsthe lonely bulltaste of honeyrise
What is the birth name of Herb Alpert?
Herb Alpert's birth name is Herbert Alpert.
What Songs have the the word RISE in lyric or title?
There is one called Rise by Herb Alpert
What is Herb Alpert's birthday?
Herb Alpert was born on March 31, 1935.
When was Herb Alpert Presents created?
Herb Alpert Presents was created in 1966.
When was Herb Alpert born?
Herb Alpert was born on March 31, 1935.
When was Herb Alpert's Ninth created?
Herb Alpert's Ninth was created on 1967-12-08.
When was Rise - Herb Alpert album - created?
Rise - Herb Alpert album - was created in 1979-09.
How old is Herb Alpert?
Herb Alpert is 82 years old (born March 31, 1935).
When was Diamonds - Herb Alpert song - created?
Diamonds - Herb Alpert song - was created on 1987-01-10.
When was Christmas Album - Herb Alpert album - created?
Christmas Album - Herb Alpert album - was created on 1968-12-16.
Is there any relationship between Trigger Alpert and Herb Alpert?
No. Trigger Alpert was Glenn Miller's bass player.
When did Herb alpert record the song Tequila?
The song "Tequila" was recorded by The Champs in 1958. Herb Alpert covered the song in 1970.
