Herb Alpert - North On South St. (1991) CD Rip
FLAC (image + .cue,log) | 45:01 | Genre: Jazz, Funk, Smooth Jazz | 308 MB(+3%)
“North On South St.” is a 1991 release by legendary trumpeter Herb Alpert, showcasing his distinctive blend of jazz, funk, and smooth jazz aesthetics during a period where he was actively exploring contemporary production styles. The album reflects a modernized approach to Alpert’s signature sound, combining melodic trumpet lines with rhythmic programming, layered keyboards, and funk-influenced grooves. It stands as a polished and stylistically diverse record that bridges classic instrumental jazz with early 1990s production sensibilities.
Throughout the album, Herb Alpert delivers expressive trumpet performances that remain central to the musical identity of each track, supported by a rich arrangement of electronic and acoustic instrumentation. The production incorporates groove-oriented bass lines, atmospheric keyboards, and rhythmic percussion textures that create a smooth yet energetic sonic landscape. Tracks such as “Jump Street,” “North on South Street,” and “Funky Raggae” highlight the album’s fusion-driven character, balancing melodic accessibility with rhythmic sophistication. The supporting musicians contribute layered arrangements that enhance the overall depth and contemporary feel of the project. “North On South St.” ultimately represents Herb Alpert’s ability to adapt his sound across eras while maintaining his recognizable musical voice.
Tracklist:
01. Jump Street (4:50)
02. It's the Last Dance (4:39)
03. Passion Lady (4:49)
04. North on South Street (3:39)
05. Paradise (4:23)
06. Na Na Na (4:19)
07. Funky Raggae (4:54)
08. Where's Tommy (4:03)
09. City Terrace (4:15)
10. I Can't Stop Thinking About You (5:10)
Personnel
Herb Alpert – trumpet, vocals
Greg Smith – keyboards, programming, sampling
Marc Jay Goodman – keyboards
Joe Rotondi – piano
Kenny McCloud – guitar
Eddie Del Barrio – bass guitar, keyboards
Anthony Sapp – bass guitar
Kevin Ricard – percussion

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