Cover of Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass

1 April 1965

Average
6.7
Ratings
19
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Tracklist 12 tracks
  1. A1A Taste of Honey
  2. A2Green Peppers
  3. A3Tangerine
  4. A4Bittersweet Samba
  5. A5Lemon Tree
  6. A6Whipped Cream
  7. B1Love Potion No. 9
  8. B2El garbanzo
  9. B3Ladyfingers
  10. B4Butterball
  11. B5Peanuts
  12. B6Lollipops and Roses

Reviews

Rated 2/10

Fuck you, guy who finished the 1001+ album listening challenge and then submitted this trash to the hall of fame.

Rated 10/10

More sugary brass band please!

Rated 6/10

Exactly what you think it would be. Nothing bad, but would only ever be situational. 2.5/5

Rated 6/10

Best album cover ever

Rated 4/10

The cover is iconic. Sexy, classy, endlessly parodied ( https://www.johncoulthart.com/feuilleton/2011/12/03/cover-versions/ ).

It's held up better than the music, which is pleasant, polished, and completely forgettable. This is easy-listening instrumental pop at its most inoffensive. Nothing about it is bad, but nothing about it sticks either. It just passes through you.
Herb Alpert clearly had talent (his trumpet work on David Baerwald's "A Secret Silken World" proves he could get darker and weirder), but here he's playing it safe. Background music for cocktail parties, designed to be heard but not really listened to.

Rated 5/10

It’s extremely funny that they decided to sex up the album cover that much. I went in expecting something at least a little bit raucous from the brass band, but they somehow got trumpets to make smooth patio music.