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it's around $18-20 with inflation. A dollar really went a long way back then! I think the quarters and dimes were still made of silver and pennies were real copper. The dollar was still pegged to gold (gold standard) and times were better for everyone including minorities with the passing of the Civil Rights Act.
I LOVE THESE OLD COMMERCIALS=ESPECIALLY THE DECADE🌹🌹THE DECADE MY PARENTS FIRST MET,AND MARRIED:6/63💛💛🙏🙏🌹🌹.I WILL NEVER EVER FORGET MY PARENTS:NEVER😔😔🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏👫❤️❤️❤️
I'm just amused that somebody thought of adding a small boat trailer behind what passes for a semi-trailer. That truck is a medium-duty White, but heavier trucks can do that and more.
Mid 1970s, for the most part. All color. The trucker / bread commercials were done in the style of "convoy" song of 1975 . Pull tab beer can openers. Models have straight hair . These commercials seem to be from the dark ages but things werent very different from today .
See? There was gender equality back then. Play Mate clearly says "For Active Men," yet they show a woman anointing herself with the stuff. I bet you could use it for...never mind.
@@ferociousgumby Oh seriously? That's funny because I knew some punks as a teenager in the 80s and they used jello to get their mohawk to stand up straight. Who'd have ever thought that Jello would be such a great generational hair product. 😂😊
Why the Church's Fried Chicken commercial gotta feature an African American family? Oh well...the times. Good stuff. Never seen those Old Home commercials before 😅
@@JamesBrown-ij1px lol, now pointing out the obvious is racist? Another thing that was great about the 60s, people weren't so easily offended about nothing. 😃👍
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Commercials actually told a littke story & were actually good!
2:00 I believe that's William Schallert (Patty Duke's TV dad) doing the voiceover.
Yes, he did lots of voice over work. 😎
A burlap bag full of bobcats. Too good!
In the 1950s, 7UP gave us the 7-UP float; in the 1960s, Dr. Pepper gave us the Dr. Pepper Ball. Another soft drink ad with a soft drink and ice cream.
Originally seen in 1969, when Dr. Pepper used "Have a ball!" as a slogan for their ice cream soda concoction.
Imagine having a steakhouse dinner for under $2.00 plus don’t forget to look in the yellow pages!
it's around $18-20 with inflation. A dollar really went a long way back then! I think the quarters and dimes were still made of silver and pennies were real copper. The dollar was still pegged to gold (gold standard) and times were better for everyone including minorities with the passing of the Civil Rights Act.
Southern states commercials. Chicago didn't see these, ever.
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I forgot how long commercials used to be.
Takes You way back
Wow...pre-"Convoy" C.W. McCall. Although to be honest, those two were probably 1970s.
Plus, the commercial was awful, just like his songs. His nonsense got old in a hurry.
Looks like ’73 was the first advertising campaign for Old Home Bread.
I'm just amused that somebody thought of adding a small boat trailer behind what passes for a semi-trailer. That truck is a medium-duty White, but heavier trucks can do that and more.
Those were likely 1970s spots. C.W. McCall (born Bill Fries) was a 1970s
singer. His greatest songs were "Convoy" and "Wolf Creek Pass".
I'd never heard of Bonanza Steak House...years later, though, there WAS a similar place called Ponderosa. Related?
Yes both owned by Dan Blocker, Hoss on the tv show Bonanza
Bonanza restaurants were all over the place , but I can't remember seeing one lately.
Second commercial qualifies as 'Country Rap'. Loved it!
I think I saw Terri Garr in the "People Power Electric" commercial.
Nope, it wasn't Teri Garr. A similar look but not her.
@@elc1960 I agree, wasn't her.
Close, but no cig-Garr
@@zaq55 I wouldn't even say close.
@@DTD110865 Yeah, but the pun!
Mid 1970s, for the most part. All color. The trucker / bread commercials were done in the style of "convoy" song of 1975 . Pull tab beer can openers.
Models have straight hair . These commercials seem to be from the dark ages but things werent very different from today .
Awesome. Thank you for posting
Thank you!!!!!
Love the VW Beetle at 3:17 .
That's not really a VW Beetle. On one's chassei. Just a fiber glass dune buggy.
Can you imagine a kid today enjoying Silly Putty?
At 3:55 ...I grew up in Dallas...and Lone Star was...and is...my favorite beer!!!!
Patio Burrito Rolls & Fritos Jalapeno Bean Dip...a winning combination. 🤢
💨💨💨💨
A steak dinner for $2.00??! Get me my time machine.
Patio Mexican snack goes great with bossa nova music. Emily Cranz recorded a cover of Mais Que Nada.
Can you imagine kids today playing with that yo yo \ top toy ?.
Quaker Oats Griits….”so white! “So pure and white “ OMG ! 😂🤣 The programming for real!!!😂🤣
No cigarette commercial jingles?
See? There was gender equality back then. Play Mate clearly says "For Active Men," yet they show a woman anointing herself with the stuff. I bet you could use it for...never mind.
Lol I thought that too
Lone Star Beer? 😂😂😂 Naw, Shiner Bock is where it's at!
George Cooper's favorite.
Borden adds milk solids to their milk for protein. ....what the heck are milk solids?????
Milk Curd ?
Ive always wondered how woman from that time were able to get such great volume in their hair. I don't get it. Lol
They washed their hair in Jell-o.
@@ferociousgumby Oh seriously? That's funny because I knew some punks as a teenager in the 80s and they used jello to get their mohawk to stand up straight. Who'd have ever thought that Jello would be such a great generational hair product. 😂😊
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Why the Church's Fried Chicken commercial gotta feature an African American family? Oh well...the times. Good stuff. Never seen those Old Home commercials before 😅
Church's Fried Chicken has been featuring black people in their ads on TV, namely because the clientele was changing as the 1970s were beginning.
Never satisfied, are you? You'd complain if there weren't any black people and you complain because there was.
I think I'd rather have the restaurant with "snob appeal" than Bonanza's idea of atmosphere!
Well, that makes you a P.O.S. snob yourself. Bonanza was great.
The "Gamer Likes Retro" bug needs to go! So distracting.
Wow! Back when commercials had white people in them. 😃👍
weird comment to make, man.
@@mikejimaman but true. 😃👍
Sadly, your racism is timeless.
@@JamesBrown-ij1px lol, now pointing out the obvious is racist?
Another thing that was great about the 60s, people weren't so easily offended about nothing. 😃👍
@@JamesBrown-ij1px GOOD. GREAT. EXCELLENT.