The Baja Marimba Band was a popular musical group led by marimba player Julius Wechter. Initially formed by producer Herb Alpert to cash in on the "south of the border" craze started by his own Tijuana Brass, the Baja Marimba Band outlasted the Tijuana Brass by several years thanks largely in part to TV producer Chuck Barris, who featured the group's music on his game shows through the mid-1970s.
History
Origin
During his youth, Julius Wechter took up several percussion instruments including the vibes and marimba. In 1956 his group the Julius Wechter Quartet released a jazz album entitled Linear Sketches.
In 1958, Julius joined Martin Denny's band where he played marimba (replacing Arthur Lyman) as well as numerous other percussion instruments. Four years later he was paid $15 as a session man on Herb Alpert's debut album, The Lonely Bull. Wechter soon composed "Spanish Flea" for Alpert, which became a hit for him. Alpert encouraged Wechter to form his own group, The Baja Marimba Band, to help cash in on the faux-Mexican popularity of Albert's own Tijuana Brass.
Les Bicyclettes de Belsize is a 1968 British musical short film (30 mins) starring Judy Huxtable and Anthony May. It was directed by Douglas Hickox, and played on cinemas as a supporting feature to Roy Boulting's controversial horror film Twisted Nerve. The two films also shared a soundtrack release, with each score occupying one side each of a 1969 Polydor Records album (Polydor 583 728).
It tells the story of a young man (May) cycling around the Hampstead (NW3) area of London on a Raleigh RSW16. After crashing into a billboard he falls in love with a fashion model (Huxtable) depicted on it. Despite the title, the Belsize Park area does not actually feature.
There is almost no spoken dialogue, and the soundtrack to the film is heard virtually throughout. The title song of the film, written by Les Reed and Barry Mason, has been a hit for Mireille Mathieu and Engelbert Humperdinck (a top ten hit in the UK and a top 40 hit in the USA) amongst others, though the version in the film is sung by Johnny Worth (aka songwriter Les Vandyke).
The ward has existed since the creation of the borough on 1 April 1965 and was first used in the 1964 elections. The ward was redrawn in May 1978 and May 2002.
Engelbert Humperdinck 🚲 Les Bicyclettes De Belsize 1968 Ed Sullivan Show ⚡ Flashback
1968 television performance of Engelbert Humperdinck singing Les Bicyclettes De Belsize.
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published: 14 Oct 2022
Les Bicyclettes de Belsize - Engelbert Humperdinck lyrics
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Belsize Park - Nostalgic London Walking Tour
A nostalgic walking tour around London's Belsize Park with London's favourite bowler hat wearing guide, Joolz.
Subscribe on Youtube ➜ https://www.youtube.com/joolzguides
Belsize was part of Hampstead- Beautifully situated (Bel assis)
Ethelred gave Hampstead to Monks of Westminster Abbey and the Abbots gradually sectioned bits off.
Pond Street
Hampstead Classic Cinema, Picture Playhouse from 1913.
Pond Street - recorded in 1607 in licence to contain the area.
The pond connected to the brook running to the RiverFleet. In 1835 it got filled in because too muddy
Oldest houses are near the bottom of street.
23-25 Pond Street - Drill hall used in 1908 by Hampstead's 1st scout troop. The year of Badel Powell’s call to action. The oldest in existence.
Royal Free Hospital, founded by W...
published: 20 Jan 2019
Engelbert Humperdinck - Les Bicyclettes De Belsize
Turning and turning
The world goes on
We can't change it, my friend
Let us go riding all through the days
Together to the end, to the end
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Looking at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Spinning and spinning
The dreams I know
Rolling on through my head
Let us enjoy them, before they go
Come the dawn, they all are dead
Yes, they're dead
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Lookin' at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
published: 27 Jan 2007
Archive footage of Belsize Park | Thames News
Archive footage of a police incident in Belsize Park tube station.
Thames News Archive Footage Subscribe for more: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBE_ThamesNews
To licence this footage please contact [email protected]
Thames News was the flagship regional news programme of Thames Television, serving the Thames ITV region and broadcast on weekdays from 12 September 1977 to 31 December 1992.
published: 09 Oct 2015
"Les Bicyclettes de Belsize" - Engelbert Humperdinck
Original old movie clip of Engelbert Humperdinck...
published: 26 Sep 2010
5 REASONS TO EXPLORE BELSIZE PARK, LONDON | Belsize Village | Mews | Side Streets | High Street
This video is about reasons to explore Belsize Park, London. From Belsize Village to the mews streets, this under-the-radar area in north London has a lot to discover. You can read more about Belsize Park on the A Lady in London blog here: https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2017/01/things-to-do-belsize-park.html
published: 02 Dec 2020
Mireille Mathieu - Les Bicyclettes De Belsize - 1969
this is belsize park in london anouther deep level shelter that was for the public during ww2 then later converted into documents storage site then, the company that was running the Storage place went bust so now sat abandoned
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1968 television performance of Engelbert Humperdinck singing Les Bicyclettes De Belsize.
Watch Full Episodes of The Engelbert Humperdinck Show here - https://...
1968 television performance of Engelbert Humperdinck singing Les Bicyclettes De Belsize.
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1968 television performance of Engelbert Humperdinck singing Les Bicyclettes De Belsize.
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A nostalgic walking tour around London's Belsize Park with London's favourite bowler hat wearing guide, Joolz.
Subscribe on Youtube ➜ https://www.youtube.com/...
A nostalgic walking tour around London's Belsize Park with London's favourite bowler hat wearing guide, Joolz.
Subscribe on Youtube ➜ https://www.youtube.com/joolzguides
Belsize was part of Hampstead- Beautifully situated (Bel assis)
Ethelred gave Hampstead to Monks of Westminster Abbey and the Abbots gradually sectioned bits off.
Pond Street
Hampstead Classic Cinema, Picture Playhouse from 1913.
Pond Street - recorded in 1607 in licence to contain the area.
The pond connected to the brook running to the RiverFleet. In 1835 it got filled in because too muddy
Oldest houses are near the bottom of street.
23-25 Pond Street - Drill hall used in 1908 by Hampstead's 1st scout troop. The year of Badel Powell’s call to action. The oldest in existence.
Royal Free Hospital, founded by William Marsden in Hatton Garden 1828.
Revolutionized health care with free treatment. Then moved here. (Also founded The Royal Marsden)
The Roebuck pub converted coach house.
St. Stephen’s church built 1869. Abandoned in 1977 after hospital foundations gave it subsidence.
Air Studios - used for film score recordings.
The Wharrie Shelter. Listed building. Donated by Mary Wharrie daughter of first mayor of Hampstead.
Town Hall - Council wanted to knock it down in 1960s
now a recording studio and performance space.
Belsize Ave
Used to be driveway leading to Belsize House.
First house was in 1496 on site of Belsize Tavern. Belsize House. Leased to Armigell Waad for 19 shillings and ten loads of hay and oats.
1700s - John Roque, cartographer commissioned to draw map to prove London was bigger than Paris.
Spencer Perceval, the only UK prime minister to be shot lived here.
After restoration the area became known as a pleasure garden with deer shooting and gambling and dancing. On a par with Vauxhall Gardens. It became so boisterous that residents had it closed down.
Pepys visited and remarked the gardens were too good for the house being indeed the most notable I ever saw.
Belsize Park Gardens
Mulberry Tree marked corner of the grounds of Belsize House.
There were 4 farms in the area Chalcot upper and Lwr, South End and South End Green
1807 still owned by Dean of Westminster but leased land and it started getting developed by mid 1800s
HG Wells House. That’s his girlfriend. Brother lived here
Isokon
Jack Pritchard owned furniture business and ran a plywood company out of Estonia.
Commissioned Welles Coates to design this eye sore in 1934.
Housed refugee artists like Bauhaus architects. Walter Gropius Marcel Breuer
Agatha Christi also lived here. “A liner without funnels"
Largely made of plywood and had a massive communal kitchen with dumb waiters.
Later converted kitchen into a bar where the literary salon would be held..Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore etc
Grade 1 listed. One of most important buildings in Britain
The Richard Steele
Until 1850s only house here was that of Sir Richard Steele.You can see it in a Constable Painting. Far enough from London to escape his creditors pursuing him.
Milestone outside. 4 miles from St Mary Le Grand.
Load of Hay mentioned in 1721 in licensing records.
Standard stop on way up the hill.
England’s Lane
1745 this road existed on maps.
It led to Chaldecots Farm
This part was leased to James England -Hence England’s Lane
Lovely artists houses late 19th century
The Washington Pub.
Original fittings over 150 years old.
Joolz Guides website to book a private tour ➜ http://joolzguides.com/
Music by ➜ https://www.carradinescockneysingalong.co.uk
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A nostalgic walking tour around London's Belsize Park with London's favourite bowler hat wearing guide, Joolz.
Subscribe on Youtube ➜ https://www.youtube.com/joolzguides
Belsize was part of Hampstead- Beautifully situated (Bel assis)
Ethelred gave Hampstead to Monks of Westminster Abbey and the Abbots gradually sectioned bits off.
Pond Street
Hampstead Classic Cinema, Picture Playhouse from 1913.
Pond Street - recorded in 1607 in licence to contain the area.
The pond connected to the brook running to the RiverFleet. In 1835 it got filled in because too muddy
Oldest houses are near the bottom of street.
23-25 Pond Street - Drill hall used in 1908 by Hampstead's 1st scout troop. The year of Badel Powell’s call to action. The oldest in existence.
Royal Free Hospital, founded by William Marsden in Hatton Garden 1828.
Revolutionized health care with free treatment. Then moved here. (Also founded The Royal Marsden)
The Roebuck pub converted coach house.
St. Stephen’s church built 1869. Abandoned in 1977 after hospital foundations gave it subsidence.
Air Studios - used for film score recordings.
The Wharrie Shelter. Listed building. Donated by Mary Wharrie daughter of first mayor of Hampstead.
Town Hall - Council wanted to knock it down in 1960s
now a recording studio and performance space.
Belsize Ave
Used to be driveway leading to Belsize House.
First house was in 1496 on site of Belsize Tavern. Belsize House. Leased to Armigell Waad for 19 shillings and ten loads of hay and oats.
1700s - John Roque, cartographer commissioned to draw map to prove London was bigger than Paris.
Spencer Perceval, the only UK prime minister to be shot lived here.
After restoration the area became known as a pleasure garden with deer shooting and gambling and dancing. On a par with Vauxhall Gardens. It became so boisterous that residents had it closed down.
Pepys visited and remarked the gardens were too good for the house being indeed the most notable I ever saw.
Belsize Park Gardens
Mulberry Tree marked corner of the grounds of Belsize House.
There were 4 farms in the area Chalcot upper and Lwr, South End and South End Green
1807 still owned by Dean of Westminster but leased land and it started getting developed by mid 1800s
HG Wells House. That’s his girlfriend. Brother lived here
Isokon
Jack Pritchard owned furniture business and ran a plywood company out of Estonia.
Commissioned Welles Coates to design this eye sore in 1934.
Housed refugee artists like Bauhaus architects. Walter Gropius Marcel Breuer
Agatha Christi also lived here. “A liner without funnels"
Largely made of plywood and had a massive communal kitchen with dumb waiters.
Later converted kitchen into a bar where the literary salon would be held..Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore etc
Grade 1 listed. One of most important buildings in Britain
The Richard Steele
Until 1850s only house here was that of Sir Richard Steele.You can see it in a Constable Painting. Far enough from London to escape his creditors pursuing him.
Milestone outside. 4 miles from St Mary Le Grand.
Load of Hay mentioned in 1721 in licensing records.
Standard stop on way up the hill.
England’s Lane
1745 this road existed on maps.
It led to Chaldecots Farm
This part was leased to James England -Hence England’s Lane
Lovely artists houses late 19th century
The Washington Pub.
Original fittings over 150 years old.
Joolz Guides website to book a private tour ➜ http://joolzguides.com/
Music by ➜ https://www.carradinescockneysingalong.co.uk
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Turning and turning
The world goes on
We can't change it, my friend
Let us go riding all through the days
Together to the end, to the end
Les bicyclettes de Be...
Turning and turning
The world goes on
We can't change it, my friend
Let us go riding all through the days
Together to the end, to the end
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Looking at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Spinning and spinning
The dreams I know
Rolling on through my head
Let us enjoy them, before they go
Come the dawn, they all are dead
Yes, they're dead
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Lookin' at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Turning and turning
The world goes on
We can't change it, my friend
Let us go riding all through the days
Together to the end, to the end
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Looking at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Spinning and spinning
The dreams I know
Rolling on through my head
Let us enjoy them, before they go
Come the dawn, they all are dead
Yes, they're dead
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Lookin' at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Archive footage of a police incident in Belsize Park tube station.
Thames News Archive Footage Subscribe for more: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBE_ThamesNews
To licenc...
Archive footage of a police incident in Belsize Park tube station.
Thames News Archive Footage Subscribe for more: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBE_ThamesNews
To licence this footage please contact [email protected]
Thames News was the flagship regional news programme of Thames Television, serving the Thames ITV region and broadcast on weekdays from 12 September 1977 to 31 December 1992.
Archive footage of a police incident in Belsize Park tube station.
Thames News Archive Footage Subscribe for more: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBE_ThamesNews
To licence this footage please contact [email protected]
Thames News was the flagship regional news programme of Thames Television, serving the Thames ITV region and broadcast on weekdays from 12 September 1977 to 31 December 1992.
This video is about reasons to explore Belsize Park, London. From Belsize Village to the mews streets, this under-the-radar area in north London has a lot to di...
This video is about reasons to explore Belsize Park, London. From Belsize Village to the mews streets, this under-the-radar area in north London has a lot to discover. You can read more about Belsize Park on the A Lady in London blog here: https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2017/01/things-to-do-belsize-park.html
This video is about reasons to explore Belsize Park, London. From Belsize Village to the mews streets, this under-the-radar area in north London has a lot to discover. You can read more about Belsize Park on the A Lady in London blog here: https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2017/01/things-to-do-belsize-park.html
this is belsize park in london anouther deep level shelter that was for the public during ww2 then later converted into documents storage site then, the company...
this is belsize park in london anouther deep level shelter that was for the public during ww2 then later converted into documents storage site then, the company that was running the Storage place went bust so now sat abandoned
thanks for watching
this is belsize park in london anouther deep level shelter that was for the public during ww2 then later converted into documents storage site then, the company that was running the Storage place went bust so now sat abandoned
thanks for watching
1968 television performance of Engelbert Humperdinck singing Les Bicyclettes De Belsize.
Watch Full Episodes of The Engelbert Humperdinck Show here - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL75VcXfL7JHNpXkS1Was6DXS1yfeEIqq4
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A nostalgic walking tour around London's Belsize Park with London's favourite bowler hat wearing guide, Joolz.
Subscribe on Youtube ➜ https://www.youtube.com/joolzguides
Belsize was part of Hampstead- Beautifully situated (Bel assis)
Ethelred gave Hampstead to Monks of Westminster Abbey and the Abbots gradually sectioned bits off.
Pond Street
Hampstead Classic Cinema, Picture Playhouse from 1913.
Pond Street - recorded in 1607 in licence to contain the area.
The pond connected to the brook running to the RiverFleet. In 1835 it got filled in because too muddy
Oldest houses are near the bottom of street.
23-25 Pond Street - Drill hall used in 1908 by Hampstead's 1st scout troop. The year of Badel Powell’s call to action. The oldest in existence.
Royal Free Hospital, founded by William Marsden in Hatton Garden 1828.
Revolutionized health care with free treatment. Then moved here. (Also founded The Royal Marsden)
The Roebuck pub converted coach house.
St. Stephen’s church built 1869. Abandoned in 1977 after hospital foundations gave it subsidence.
Air Studios - used for film score recordings.
The Wharrie Shelter. Listed building. Donated by Mary Wharrie daughter of first mayor of Hampstead.
Town Hall - Council wanted to knock it down in 1960s
now a recording studio and performance space.
Belsize Ave
Used to be driveway leading to Belsize House.
First house was in 1496 on site of Belsize Tavern. Belsize House. Leased to Armigell Waad for 19 shillings and ten loads of hay and oats.
1700s - John Roque, cartographer commissioned to draw map to prove London was bigger than Paris.
Spencer Perceval, the only UK prime minister to be shot lived here.
After restoration the area became known as a pleasure garden with deer shooting and gambling and dancing. On a par with Vauxhall Gardens. It became so boisterous that residents had it closed down.
Pepys visited and remarked the gardens were too good for the house being indeed the most notable I ever saw.
Belsize Park Gardens
Mulberry Tree marked corner of the grounds of Belsize House.
There were 4 farms in the area Chalcot upper and Lwr, South End and South End Green
1807 still owned by Dean of Westminster but leased land and it started getting developed by mid 1800s
HG Wells House. That’s his girlfriend. Brother lived here
Isokon
Jack Pritchard owned furniture business and ran a plywood company out of Estonia.
Commissioned Welles Coates to design this eye sore in 1934.
Housed refugee artists like Bauhaus architects. Walter Gropius Marcel Breuer
Agatha Christi also lived here. “A liner without funnels"
Largely made of plywood and had a massive communal kitchen with dumb waiters.
Later converted kitchen into a bar where the literary salon would be held..Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore etc
Grade 1 listed. One of most important buildings in Britain
The Richard Steele
Until 1850s only house here was that of Sir Richard Steele.You can see it in a Constable Painting. Far enough from London to escape his creditors pursuing him.
Milestone outside. 4 miles from St Mary Le Grand.
Load of Hay mentioned in 1721 in licensing records.
Standard stop on way up the hill.
England’s Lane
1745 this road existed on maps.
It led to Chaldecots Farm
This part was leased to James England -Hence England’s Lane
Lovely artists houses late 19th century
The Washington Pub.
Original fittings over 150 years old.
Joolz Guides website to book a private tour ➜ http://joolzguides.com/
Music by ➜ https://www.carradinescockneysingalong.co.uk
SUPPORT MY CHANNEL ON PATREON ➜ https://www.patreon.com/joolzguides
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Turning and turning
The world goes on
We can't change it, my friend
Let us go riding all through the days
Together to the end, to the end
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Looking at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Spinning and spinning
The dreams I know
Rolling on through my head
Let us enjoy them, before they go
Come the dawn, they all are dead
Yes, they're dead
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Carry us side by side
And hand in hand we will ride
Over Belsize
Turn your magical eyes
Round and around
Lookin' at all we found
Carry us through the skies
Les bicyclettes de Belsize
Archive footage of a police incident in Belsize Park tube station.
Thames News Archive Footage Subscribe for more: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBE_ThamesNews
To licence this footage please contact [email protected]
Thames News was the flagship regional news programme of Thames Television, serving the Thames ITV region and broadcast on weekdays from 12 September 1977 to 31 December 1992.
This video is about reasons to explore Belsize Park, London. From Belsize Village to the mews streets, this under-the-radar area in north London has a lot to discover. You can read more about Belsize Park on the A Lady in London blog here: https://www.aladyinlondon.com/2017/01/things-to-do-belsize-park.html
this is belsize park in london anouther deep level shelter that was for the public during ww2 then later converted into documents storage site then, the company that was running the Storage place went bust so now sat abandoned
thanks for watching
The Baja Marimba Band was a popular musical group led by marimba player Julius Wechter. Initially formed by producer Herb Alpert to cash in on the "south of the border" craze started by his own Tijuana Brass, the Baja Marimba Band outlasted the Tijuana Brass by several years thanks largely in part to TV producer Chuck Barris, who featured the group's music on his game shows through the mid-1970s.
History
Origin
During his youth, Julius Wechter took up several percussion instruments including the vibes and marimba. In 1956 his group the Julius Wechter Quartet released a jazz album entitled Linear Sketches.
In 1958, Julius joined Martin Denny's band where he played marimba (replacing Arthur Lyman) as well as numerous other percussion instruments. Four years later he was paid $15 as a session man on Herb Alpert's debut album, The Lonely Bull. Wechter soon composed "Spanish Flea" for Alpert, which became a hit for him. Alpert encouraged Wechter to form his own group, The Baja Marimba Band, to help cash in on the faux-Mexican popularity of Albert's own Tijuana Brass.
If you say you're the ring finger on my stone Well I say I'm a kite with a key If you say that you are unsure of things Well I'm not accepting defeat Are we strong enough Is it good enough Am I brave enough For the both of us I will sing you songs Even though you can't put 'em on your finger I'll never be a diamond mine, I'm just a singer I will sing you songs Wishing my words carried on as long as a stone On a band of gold You're sleepwalking through the daylight How else am I supposed to follow a dream And now you say I can't wait on you to connect these hands But I'm still trying to reach So are we strong enough Is it good enough You pray hard enough For the both of us I will sing you songs Even though you can't put 'em on your finger I'll never be a diamond mine, I'm just a singer I will sing you songs Wishing my words carried on as long as a stone On a band of gold 'Cause I'm just a rolling stone in a band on the road I know words don't mean Much on their own But what I sing to you Is worth more than a stone I will sing you songs Even though you can't put 'em on your finger I'll never be a diamond mine, I'm just a singer I will sing you songs Wishing my words carried on as long as a stone On a band of gold 'Cause I'm just a rolling stone in a band on the road You said you want a stone On a band of gold What you got is a rolling stone In a band on the road Yeah I'm just a rolling stone in a band on the road I haven't seen the sun in days Man, it's getting to me Well that's our industry I lost my happy thoughts Caught up in a tree Flying's harder for me now And kiss my ass you dream I hope you're hearing me No one's bet on you quite like I did It's taken everything I've got To keep myself on the road I don't wanna drive no more I am a stubborn bull I am a caveman A cheap tattoo Gone from black to blue So I don't wanna hear it from you Never gonna be a spaceman Sitting on my tin can Never come back I spend my afternoons Making masterpieces People would later understand Well damn you wishing well You should've told me I bought dreams you wouldn't sell It's taken everything I've god To keep my hands from my face I don't wanna cry no more I found dangers in Acting out Dreams never meant To be carried out Oh, but I am the stubborn bull Yeah, I am a caveman A cheap tattoo Fading from black to blue So I don't wanna hear it from you