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- The video portion is separate from the audio and is purely for aesthetics. Also the stylus used for archiving these recordings is a .7mil not a 1mil so the records are not harmed during playback even though the grooves of these records are .5mil in diameter .7 should be an acceptable size for playback so that all of the frequencies of the recordings will be picked up during playback. Hope you enjoy the video. and check out my other channel EverythingRetro1. Also the record player used in this video has a .7 mil diamond stylus tracking at an acceptable tracking force, so the record is not being harmed :)
Also the record player used in this video Is homemade from leftover electronic parts I had around my workshop
I was about 9 when we started playing this music on KSEA Stereo 101 FM in Seattle and I laid often on our green shag rug with my head in the center of the big wooden AM/FM/Phonograph console so I could listen to the stereophonic (ooooh) "hi-fidelity" music. It brought joy. I was so sad to see the whole genre tossed out like trash in the late 80s. It still breaks my heart and I'm ever-so-grateful to Fardemark for these uploads.
Remember kixi??
Just wanted to thank you for this great upload; it's great to have such relaxing music to enjoy dinner to or just do housework or relax! 😊❤️
There is a word in Portuguese that perfectly describes what I feel when listening to this music--Saudade. It has no exact translation in any language, but it's a combination of longing, nostalgia and happiness for people, experiences or eras that you have never lived, or that you have lived but will never come back. This is my case. I remember coming back from school and going with my dad to his studio. He played this music while he worked and I did my homework. None of us talked--we just listened and felt each other's company. It's both sad and happy that I shared time with him, and that this music brings it back.
Wow
What a beautiful memory and comment Juan
I will remember that special word
True, that........we never give any thought to how we might feel (later) in our early days. We're all just living our lives. Much later......with all the changes our future has brought to us,vee realize that we HAD it good during the simpler times, though - again, we WEREN'T giving much thought to it. Daydreams......are like free vacations. You can TAKE them any time you like, and the "escapes" are ALWAYS great even if it causes us to reflect on those we've loved... and lost.
Brasil -sil -sil
That was so nice. I have a lot of easy listening CDs but it would take a lot more money than I have to collect all that you have in these videos. I miss this kind of music so much. I am from the rock era and love that too but I think our current society would help itself out a lot if they quit playing all this noisy pop music in public spaces and instead went back to this kind of calming and bright type of sounds. I think it would "soothe the savage beast" which is just what is needed in our very tense and polarized country right now. Thank you for posting this!
I always listening to this music at my job in the backround. It is so relaxing and make me feel so comfortable. Thank you for sharing this wonderful music with us.
I was looking at the vintage clock...omg! It works! Nice music btw! Unusual relaxing sounds...
39:30 I've Got Plenty of Nothin'-- Very 60s rendition, I love it!
i think i have fallen in love with your intro branding.
Foodtown was one of the four supermarkets in my town when I was growing up, although it was something else when I was really young. It closed in the late 90s or early 2000s I don't remember exactly, but the store looked like something out of the late seventies the whole time it was there. And always playing this kind of Muzak. It was nice to have a little time machine so to speak, I remember seeing a comment on another one of these videos that they should open a retro Style looking supermarket that plays this kind of stuff. I would so shop there
Was your store originally Food Fair?
I like these videos a lot! Thank you for uploading them
Typical cocktail muzak i remember well from the magical 70s😎
You made your own record player ? thats awesome !
10:48 LET ME SAVE YOU SOME TIME THIS IS THE SONG YOUR LOOKING FOR
Does anybody know that name of the tune at 19:05? Its dynamite!
Look up vintage spiderman cartoon intrumental music, similar sound. You might like it.
Bravo!
What's the song at 1:01:32 ? It takes me to a very surreal, nostalgic place. Brilliant. I can imagine the session musicians leaving the studio for the day or night. Who were these unknown musicians? Were these recorded in Los Angeles?
"Swedish Sunset" by Werner Drexler Orchestra. Probably recorded in Frankfurt or Cologne... The actual (not licensed) Seeburg 1000 tracks were recorded in LA.
That music that opens the video; what 60’s tv commercial was that from? Sanka? tab? Car commercial?
Earth it’s a seeburg track I found on a website back in 2009 it was a low bitrate mp3 download
It's a cover version of "Music to Think By" by Dick Boyell, a track from 1967: th-cam.com/video/oiQlSk9cmt0/w-d-xo.html It was purportedly used for a coffee commercial: "Coffee, the Think Drink"
21:51
This will be my funeral music
Please keep the happy instrumental genre, don't change it :)
Real nice! What kind of turntable is that? Looks home made.
Well It's a customized KLH changer that came from the dump and was originally in a console. When I got it, the console portion was nowhere to be found. So I had my father who is a carpenter help me construct a tabletop frame out of Mahogany and I also Spray painted the discolored ivory colored base plate that the turntable mounts to a nice shade of emerald green which I thought popped with the wood finish and is also my favorite color. I also had some help with a local electronics repair man replace some of the old caps in the amp and a couple bad surface mount transistors to get the audio portion to be crystal clear again. Overall it was a really fun project. I also just restored a 1950s Bell/Wilcox record lathe and I am planning on making a video of some of my custom cut 78's when I get a chance. :)
Actually the turntable in this vid is all from scraps the tonearm is from a 1980s audio plus classroom record player. the platter is from a Realistic 70s console and the cartridge is a pickering. The plinth is made of plywood and 2 by 4's. The description i provided you before is for the other custom turntable used in later videos on my channel.
5:35 sounds like a mix of Nothern Soul and bubble-gum ska, very English. Who did this version, was it 1968 ? And what is the original called ?
'Saturday About Town' by Barry Stoller - recorded in Barry's home studio in around 1969/70, with Barry playing all the instruments except drums and brass!
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@@SimonMcLean-gp9pw I didn’t know this composer but I was right, it’s English ! It was nice to have a home studio in those times. There was a French film music composer, François de Roubaix, who made a lot alone in his home studio from 1965 to 1975. He died in 1975 in a sport accident under water. He was specialized in percussions, electronics, keyboards, guitar and whistling. Here are soundtracks from
1967 : th-cam.com/video/Dq5N0__U8c8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PHcUWzrGKi8k1J38
1968 : th-cam.com/video/7-1wfA6mp24/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gRD64Wn0O-D3hVHO
1969 : th-cam.com/video/emA-wuZv7yc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PCCmv8J5CJ66Xmgz
1970 : th-cam.com/video/lqj5mwWBDfg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lM7Rvoxsws5Pu3We
1970 advertising for a bank (not 1972) : th-cam.com/video/C2FQSKrWwCE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=f_sMuEFPcuoQSsSY
@@rossdsg Thank you, I love Francois de Roubaix, a great musician!
50:36 : interesting & deversified
When are you gonna play them 8 tracks?
Love This!
56:05
20:41. Nice tune
3:11
31:39
Very subliminal. Hearing these tracks/songs can dredge-up memories that otherwise might've remained dormant. Thank you for this, Fardemark.
Glad you enjoyed the video :)
16:02
I wouldn’t mind if I turned on radio or whatever and this was what music was. Something way simpler than what we have now. It actually gets my mind off the crap of this world
This why I stopped listening to the radio: I cannot control what I am hearing like hearing this!
This music does something to your soul ….It just makes me smile … I wanna go back to those times .
Any store that plays this music has my business!
@@TerryWHayes-yb3cj Yes, love it. I don't even care about that cleanup on isle 9 now!
Amen to that!
EVEN AN ADULT BOOKSTORE ?
Also the Homemade turntable Has a Pickering 500 Cartridge tracking at proper weight with a .7 mil elliptical stylus
I was surprised to hear the second track...that was actually a game show theme, albeit a short-lived one (Winning Streak, NBC, 1973-74).
5:36 "...with your host, Bill Cullen!"
You mean the one at 3:10?
@@Jack21Spades I love Bill Cullen! I was on 2 game shows back in the 80s with Mr. Cullen as the host! Nice man!
i put this on whenever i have homework- the perfect tempo for working
Terrific set of music! Hope you keep finding these records, and posting them for us to enjoy! Thanks.
Your welcome, and there will be more videos in the near future, I have lots more of these records :)
@ 10:48, It Sounds Like
It Was Composed By Bert Kaemfert. ~ 😀
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That nice slow ride to the top of the Sears Tower,...or the Empire State Building
YEH! or the world trade ce-.... never mind that ones gone with the US constitution
1:03:54 Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In from the musical "Hair."
I don't know if you got this message the other day, but I like your Videos more than I like most of the others. That play this kind of music. I like how long they are. Like how interesting they are. For some reason the fact that your videos are as long as they are. Seems to make the algorithm so that your videos don't get too many repeats. When I play the Seeburg mix
also, do you know if Do you play the? Entire disk from beginning to end through any of your videos. ?
Guy Fox thanks that’s great to hear :)
People may mock this music but that drummer had some serious skills.
As a drummer, I am full of envy
you have to be more specific they are all different artists
More "paradiddles" than you can shake a drum stick at...(pun intended) !
@@100canadianmaplestirup8 I disagree, I believe someone would arrange the music, the musicians would come in, maybe ten of them and they would get handed the score, they would do a run through of each song together, and then get the song down on tape in one or two takes. For full day's work and they should have about ten to fifteen songs recorded or roughly one album.
The musicians who recorded "elevator music" were all top notch session guys who could sight read literally anything. You couldn’t get better musicians.
There are no words to describe the feelings, memories and emotions that brings me this music. It's like timetraveling in every video. Thank you so much !
pump the volume!!
Hell yeah!
This is gold! So happy to have found your channel!
16:02 "Take My Sugar to Tea".
I do my best cooking and housekeeping while I play your channel!!! and of course, It is your pic of the cutie Fox that helps me recognize your channel from the rest
That medley from Hair was unexpected.
58:56 Isle of Capri
Charles Trenet's _BOUM!_
Kewlio!
Pretty sure I heard this playing in Safeway stores back in the 1960s.
First track: "Hey There"
Got a lot of also. Today but the way your videos are made. Is actually the way that they're supposed to be listened to the records that you play the way that the Seeburg records were supposed to be listen to Back in the Day. From beginning to end straight through absolutely no repeats. Or not very many repeats at least for. A particular amount of time
36:53 "Unforgettable", originally by Nat King Cole, recorded by The Wrecking Crew
These are tunes I heard, and I couldn't remember exactly where those wonderful string brass configurations came from. The pop songs had bits and pieces but where not the same and here I was subliming them in areas of unknown origin, thank you!
Listening to this music brings back the pleasantly exciting smell of "store." This first song I remember by Rosemary Clooney, but not sure of the title, maybe "Hey there?"
Opening with rendition of Charles Trenet song BOUM
39:13
Where do you get your records?
The seeburgs were acquired from various ebay auctions. the rest of of my collection have been from mostly record stores or the swap shops. I usually buy records online if they are uncommon to find in my area
@@Fardemark Am I understanding this correctly that Seeburg did not produce their own music but rather sourced it from other music libraries..? At least that's what the few TH-cam IDs seem to suggest.
really groovy first song on this cool vid
This will be my wedding music.
Makes me so happy. My mom called it PRETTY music. Lol..makes me feel young..waiting in the dentist office with her. Lol. I though I might be the only one who loved it. Takes me away.
@@faithhopelove9176 You are new best friend for shopping, waiting for the dentist, or riding the elevator :-)
Can you give us the entro track please
31:39 - Limehouse Blues
Going up?
Have you ever thought about streaming all these?
Swedish Sunset - Werner Drexler 1:01:33
who knows the track on 23:16? soooooo nostalgic
20:41
0:33 - Hey There
Note: Similar versions of this track appear on Basic #13B from 7-1-61 and MM-123A from 12-26-67.
23:15 : cool, what is it ?
36:53
Greetings,. I've listened to many of your uploads, but I just listened to this vol 5 and this upbeat groove with flutes, strings, horns, organs and a swinging rhythm section is the coolest stuff I've heard thus far. I would love to know the tracklist / artist if possible. I like to look up the artists and find more of their music to listen to, like Neil Richardson or Nelson Riddle. This stuff is pure bliss! Thanks, Mr. Fardemark!
if anyone is interested here is my Etsy tore I will be selling cool retro items there : etsy.me/2TLgO1P
Etsy Store*
I just HAVE to know the song that is played at the very start when Half Sun Productions is introduced!
0:33
Love the music! But think you should get your money back for that lava lamp.
What are the titles of the two short segments (and the artists that recorded them) that you use to open many of your videos? I"m looking for more music like that.
Hah TH-cam algortihms can ID only two of these tracks...
Door bell music. I love it. Thanks for your wonderful channel. 😀
Just FAB, Dahling. ⭐💫🌟🌠⭐ Five stars!!!
Takes the edge off of world war 3.
This music makes the evil world go away.
3:10 winning streak theme
18:24. Nice Jazz Type Tune
Love to know the titles of the tracks
Truly glorious!!!!!
This is amazing!
Some audio may be distorted, this is due to the records being played with improper equipment before I received them from ebay :)
IT,S GOOD ! VERI BEST !!!!
0:33
16:02 sounds like it should was supposed to be a game show theme, just like the Winning Streak tune.
It's called "When I take my sugar to tea" th-cam.com/video/pcetzycdyK8/w-d-xo.html
When I Take My Sugar to Tea (Fain-Kahal-Norman, 1931)
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