As a little boy I thought the Ajax white Knight was the coolest commercial. And not much of a fan of cigarettes but the Marlboro commercial was so relaxing. Great vid Fred.
I remember everyone of these commercials. I got the "Swinger Camera" for my 14th birthday, and I still have the pictures I took with it. Thanks for the memories.
Love, love, love the Winston, ILGWU, Dr. Pepper, Noxzema, Doublemint, and State Farm commercials. On my Apple Maps I imagine the building I’m in (49 Heather Crescent) as a State Farm office. I can still imagine it, I swear. Another fantastic one, Fred. Xx
I remember every commercial, every product and every jingle in this compilation. Even though we saw them too many times, the commercials of those days were fun and entertaining. Budweiser and Coca-Cola will always be my favorites. Thanks for reminding me Fred.
Fred...thanks for the memories! My parents said that I would come flying into the Living room as a toddler, when I would hear the jingles start, then go run back to play when the show came back on...LOL
Those Jingles were the most memorable, for me. I bought, ate and drank and used everyone of those products! ( Yes, even Virginia Slims. I was very desperate) Thank you for bringing them all back, Fredflix! Your king of the hill!
Watching these classic commercials is truly a breath of fresh air. Even though I watch nothing but the classic tv shows on METV & COZI TV the only commercials they show are defense attorneys, seeing if you qualify for Medicare, Medicaid or Life Insurance. I get so depressed seeing those same old lousy current ads to where I wish that I could replace the current ones with all of these classics, to make my classic tv watching nothing but fun & enjoyment.
Love, love, love the Pepsi, Coke, Alka Seltzer, Budweiser, and Mr. Clean commercials...my favorites. My Mom cleaned EVERYTHING with Mr. Clean. I can still smell it, I swear. Another fantastic one, Fred. Xx
In the Polaroid Swinger ad, you get 2 for 1 on celebrities: Ali McGraw is the spokesmodel with the camera, and the jingle is sung by its composer, Barry Manilow.
Sounds like The Limeliters doing that "Things Go Better with Coke" jingle. Years later, that furniture mover guy in that ad had a recurring role on Murder She Wrote as one of Angela's old schoolmates. The very next ad features the British pop group The Fortunes. The Pepsi "For Those Who Think Young" jingle was by Joanie Sommers.
Outstanding Fred. Commercials like that are also memory triggers. You remember where you were and what you were doing at that time when that commercial is on. Super nostalgic, super enjoyable. ❤❤❤❤❤👍🏿
What a great video to see this morning ! All these years; still remember that crush on Edie Adams, thought she was just it, when I was a kid.. That was a memorable clip of the McDonalds commercial, with Bob Ridgely ''there's nothing so clean as my burger machine'' ! Wow, looking back so many of them are like clips from mini movies. Good stuff, boss, good stuff. You're a godsend, Fred.
Thanks so much for the sing, whistle, hum and what they now call beat boxing - along!!! 13:54 - One of my most favorite commercial & jingle version of a theme ever!! It was the first McD's song I remember and I believe kicked off the "You deserve a break today" branding. Marlboro's commercials were always so cinematic back then. Thanks for the rewind Fred!!!
The greatest Maxwell House jingle!!! Ingenious "blending" of percolation and catchy jingle. Maxwell House should be eternally grateful to advertising crew for this since those of us from that generation still remember it 50 odd years after!
Fred; another great collection. I seem to remember 7UP had tons of jingles as the stuff never sold. They changed the ad phrase so many times, Wet and Wild, You like it, It likes you. But no one remembers this stuff but me.
Fantastic vid, Fred!! I promise..I remember every video shown! Ive gotten nostalgic now and Im gonna let Hertz put me in the drivers seat..go to Safeway and buy some Space Food Sticks, Funny Face Goofy Grape, Shake Open and Pour by Bordens, Great Shakes and (Dirt cant hide) from intensified Tide! Great video, my friend! PS..STILL have my Poloroid Swinger..bought it with my Moms Green Stamps!! ( true story!)
Im gonna let Enterprise rent a car for me…go to Safeway and buy some Pepsi for those who think young, Coke, Doublemint, Dr. Pepper, and Alka-Seltzer! Great video, my friend! PS… I haven’t drunk Budweiser…since I was born!! ( true story!)
I was a little surprised to see men included in the ILGWU (where LG stood for "ladies garment")… I guess some men CAN sew, after all! (& had a hand in making "ladies garments", LOL)
Not-so-smart aleck My mom worked in a sweater factory and it was only women with the managers being men. My dad worked in an embroidery factory and it was all men. Life was so different then.
Great job,as usual Fred! It's scary, I knew all the words. What's scarier is I still have my Slinky! Jan and Dean also sang the Coca Cola jingle. But I think it was a radio ad
Excellent!!! There is one jingle that is stuck in my head, as a kid advertising the Chevy Camaro from late '67 to '68, sung I think by the Association, to the tune of the Wendy song. I can not find it anywhere, but I remember it so vividly, with it's clever and catchy tune! Thanks for the memories, I remembered virtually all of them!!
If it's the version I think you mean, it may be by The Turtles, not The Association. If you want it it's on their album "All the Singles." Shouldn't be hard to find that album on CD.
I agree with something like "Where's the Beef" not being included. A "catchphrase" or "slogan" is NOT a "jingle". A "jingle" is by default, "musical". A "catchphrase" CAN come from a "jingle" but THAT is only a side effect.
Well done - that was great! Why did they ever get away from putting jingles in commercials? The ones from my childhood I can still recall perfectly even after 30 or 40 years.
Great assortment as usual, Fred! The Noxema "Take it off" girl was Gunilla Hutton., the second Billie Jo Bradley on Petticoat Junction. Very risque for a country girl.
@@FredFlix You're right, Fred. That was a brain fart on my part. The Noxema girl was Gunilla Knutsson; a different gorgeous Swedish actress named Cunilla!
The first commercial had Ray Fulmer of Hazel in it, the Lowenbrau ad had Robert Pine from Chips, and the McDonalds ad had John Amos for those of us TV trivia fans
There's a few I don't remember, Fred. And a few I had forgotten. But most of them are still rattling around in my thinking meat! You know how sometimes you get a tune stuck in your head? Now I've got about 50 of them, and the Meow Mix jingle is repeating every other tune! Bourbon please.
11:35 - As I remember, this Budweiser commercial with the Clydesdales pulling the wagon was included in the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" when Richard Dreyfuss gradually became obsessed with making models of the mountain where the aliens were going to land. As he was working on his biggest model, which took up the entire living room of his home, this commercial was on the TV that was in the room with him.
That guy in the Colt 45 malt liquor ad wouldn't care if an alien invasion, zombie apocalypse & WW3 all happened at once. Thanks for the ads, FredFlix. 📺
OK, so cute little tidbit. I work for a printing company and one of my customers is Wrigley. I have toured their manufacturing facility in Flowery Branch GA. There are twin ladies that have worked there for years and years. They call them the Doublemint Twins. I think that is adorable.
Just gives you that warm, nostalgic feeling! ( that could almost be a jingle lol). Special shout out to the Pepsi ad as my late cousin worked for them in NYC.
Thank you, Fred! Back when commercials were good, had jingles, and were FUN! (Today's commercials mostly SUCK) This is also a great sing-along for all of us baby boomers! :-)
I was around 7 years old & I so loved (get this) the “Budweiser Clydesdales”. I recall waiting, with bated breath, to see ‘em in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! I’d sing the accompanying jingle while playing goalie & waiting for the play to return to our zone. I played youth ice hockey (like I said, I was about 7 yrs.)! Aahh… good times! Now I worry ‘bout my health insurance, how to fit exercise into my schedule, when the market deliveries are due… such dreary nonsense. Bleh! But the “Budweiser Clydesdales”? Brings back those happy, hopeful, innocent feelings. Thanks for the post! 👍
thank u i remember most or all of them that famous white screen cig tag that on here would be the last tv cig spot nixon said no more cig brands first and only nbc the tonight show midnight. but most of these are pure classic and beloved by all.
Splendid compilation! You should do some of the catch phrases from days gone by. Of course "Where's the beef?" "Trix are for kids." "Hey Mikey. He likes it." I'm sure you can think of a lot more.
00:01 and 11:31 this is the singing voice of the great Valerie Simpson on the Budweiser jingle. She was a terrific singer and songwriter... she teamed up with her husband Nick Ashford to form the famous musical duo Ashford & Simpson.
It's slinky, it's slinky the favorite of girls and boys-wonderful commercial jingle and one of the greatest gadgets or whatever you want to call it ever made.
Looking at these commercials again-some I haven't seen since the first time 50+ yrs ago proves to me just how powerful images are. If you ever want to see a great film on this with a paranoid bent see The Parallax View
13:53 OMG, I definitely remember that McDonalds jingle, and an ad at least resembling this one, with a bunch of guys marching out of the restaurant with those hats on, swinging their arms, etc. I think we "deserve a break" though, from all the artery-clogging grease, fat and/or cholesterol, LOL
Hey its the swinger Polaroid swinger-great great great jingle. Only $19.95. Well in today's 2019 money that's about a whopping $135! Possibly worth it as it was I think the first self-developing photo camera!
@Kevin Counihan: Thanks for the info. Checked it out on wiki. You're right. Who would have guessed they had in the late 40s. You must have good 10 or 15 years on me.
@Kevin Counihan: I was mistaken I think because I just bothered to look at your photo if that is accurately you. If it is then believe me I'm decades older than you. You must then be a photographer and an expert in cameras to have known about the Polariod 1947!
@Kevin Counihan: Hell you really can't judge from any photograph especially a very small one. You look like a thirty year old. From your earlier post I though you knew about the 1947 Polaroid because you might have been born in the 1930s. Boy was I fooled!
How about, I think it might be the "Sun-In" commercial, where they sing, "And she let's her hair down when the sun comes up, she let's her hair down"? It was a semi-hit song back then, and they used it for that commercial.
I really enjoyed that Fred! You can find stuff that I haven't seen in decades man,wow! I have no complaints but where's the beef would have been nice to see. I know, I know, you were doing 50's to 70's and I enjoyed it too. I know it's possible you might do a part 2 of this huh? Hint,hint!😉 Keep up the great work Fred, I love it!😊
@@FredFlix You know what Fred? You're absolutely right about that. I'm sorry, you keep on working and making everyone smile. I appreciate what you do here on TH-cam. Keep it up big bro!😊
12:13 I'm guessing that Oscar Mayer jingle (coupled with the relatively primitive visual effects) is one of the oldest (50's) jingles in this video... Reminds me of a very early Charlie Brown (Peanuts) cartoon.
Lots to say about these commercials. You picked great nostalgia. Now I remember why they banned the ones pushing the romanticizing of cigarettes, that would eventually take and destroy soooo many lives. I know it was time consuming to pick the right ones. Thank you, Fred.
"Here comes the king, Here comes the A -Number-One"... When you say Bud, you've said it all!" Such a fantastic piece of creative promotion-- no wonder this commercial was chosen by Spielberg for inclusion into "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"... He knew how memorable this jingle was to that (my) generation. This should be in the advertising industries' hall of fame( as the Mcdonalds' ad should be also)
2:38 Joanie Sommers singing the Pepsi jingle . Known as the Pepsi girl in the 60's . She sang the jingle ( which was a take on the song " Making Whoopie"). Later she sang the Pepsi " Come Alive" jingle when that campaign started in 1965 and continued through '67. She returned in the early 80's singing the diet Pepsi jingle( diet Pepsi...one small calorie..now you see it ... now you don't).
Hey Fred! I love your videos. I subbed a while back. Always look forward to your postings. They bring back lots of happy memories. I was wondering: do you have the old jingle from the late 50s - early 60s commercial for Mil-ko? It’s a cartoon commercial. Starts off: “How now brown cow, what’s new with you...?” Me and my bro have been looking for this commercial for ages! Just wondering.
📺 Being a 70's kid, I would remember the ones from the '70s. 10:26 One shocking thing I've heard about this Meow Mix commercial: That cat was choking! But, rest assured, he was all right. 11:31 This Budwiser commercial must've been the one that appeared on Close Encounters of the Third Kind. On a TV, of course. 📺
Something about this video made me keep thinking about Madmen and Don Draper. Watched it twice and relived my childhood. Fantastic collection!
Thanks, Wesley.
Wesley You are not the only one. :)
Wonder if the "Mad Men" had a hand in making the funny Benson & Hedges cigarette ad. 🚬
As a little boy I thought the Ajax white Knight was the coolest commercial. And not much of a fan of cigarettes but the Marlboro commercial was so relaxing. Great vid Fred.
Glad you enjoyed it, Mark.
OMG, I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday, but the lyrics to these songs come back immediately!
The great memories ....these mean more to me than some TV programmes..
thanx Fred for bringing back more memories-I'm 62 and can remember most of these.
You're welcome, star trek.
@star trek: 57 here, I remember most as well...fun, or what?
I'm 62. Same story!
it sure is! :)
56 here rem them too
I remember everyone of these commercials. I got the "Swinger Camera" for my 14th birthday, and I still have the pictures I took with it. Thanks for the memories.
You're welcome, Michael.
Love, love, love the Winston, ILGWU, Dr. Pepper, Noxzema, Doublemint, and State Farm commercials. On my Apple Maps I imagine the building I’m in (49 Heather Crescent) as a State Farm office. I can still imagine it, I swear. Another fantastic one, Fred. Xx
I remember every commercial, every product and every jingle in this compilation. Even though we saw them too many times, the commercials of those days were fun and entertaining. Budweiser and Coca-Cola will always be my favorites. Thanks for reminding me Fred.
My pleasure, Steve.
Fred...thanks for the memories! My parents said that I would come flying into the Living room as a toddler, when I would hear the jingles start, then go run back to play when the show came back on...LOL
I can believe it, Bonnie.
Bonnie Same here. Amazing. :)
Bonnie and Fred when I was a baby I would sleep through.the shows, wake up for the commercials and immediately go back to sleep.
The guy who sang that legendary Lowenbrau jingle was Arthur Prysock. His brother was jazz and R&B saxophonist Red Prysock.
Those Jingles were the most memorable, for me. I bought, ate and drank and used everyone of those products! ( Yes, even Virginia Slims. I was very desperate) Thank you for bringing them all back, Fredflix! Your king of the hill!
I appreciate that, James.
Suddenly in my parent's living room ! Thanks for this, Fred. As I get older these kind of things lighten my heart and make me smile.
Watching these classic commercials is truly a breath of fresh air. Even though I watch nothing but the classic tv shows on METV & COZI TV the only commercials they show are defense attorneys, seeing if you qualify for Medicare, Medicaid or Life Insurance. I get so depressed seeing those same old lousy current ads to where I wish that I could replace the current ones with all of these classics, to make my classic tv watching nothing but fun & enjoyment.
You're welcome, Miguel.
Love, love, love the Pepsi, Coke, Alka Seltzer, Budweiser, and Mr. Clean commercials...my favorites. My Mom cleaned EVERYTHING with Mr. Clean. I can still smell it, I swear. Another fantastic one, Fred. Xx
You're welcome, Lori.
In the Polaroid Swinger ad, you get 2 for 1 on celebrities: Ali McGraw is the spokesmodel with the camera, and the jingle is sung by its composer, Barry Manilow.
Sounds like The Limeliters doing that "Things Go Better with Coke" jingle. Years later, that furniture mover guy in that ad had a recurring role on Murder She Wrote as one of Angela's old schoolmates. The very next ad features the British pop group The Fortunes. The Pepsi "For Those Who Think Young" jingle was by Joanie Sommers.
Outstanding Fred. Commercials like that are also memory triggers. You remember where you were and what you were doing at that time when that commercial is on. Super nostalgic, super enjoyable. ❤❤❤❤❤👍🏿
I appreciate that, 5arge.
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What a great video to see this morning ! All these years; still remember that crush on Edie Adams, thought she was just it, when I was a kid.. That was a memorable clip of the McDonalds commercial, with Bob Ridgely ''there's nothing so clean as my burger machine'' ! Wow, looking back so many of them are like clips from mini movies. Good stuff, boss, good stuff. You're a godsend, Fred.
Glad you enjoyed it, stendec.
That was great. I am a jingle junkie and remember so many of them. Thank you for for posting this.
Me too! I have more 60's and 70's jingles (radio and TV) floating around in my head than some of the actual programming!
Only you , Fred , could make watching commercials entertaining. Way to go!
Thanks a lot, Gregg.
Another great video! Thanks for taking me back to the first 10-15 years of my life.
You're welcome, Carl.
Thanks so much for the sing, whistle, hum and what they now call beat boxing - along!!! 13:54 - One of my most favorite commercial & jingle version of a theme ever!! It was the first McD's song I remember and I believe kicked off the "You deserve a break today" branding. Marlboro's commercials were always so cinematic back then. Thanks for the rewind Fred!!!
Glad to do it, Jeff.
The greatest Maxwell House jingle!!!
Ingenious "blending" of percolation and catchy jingle.
Maxwell House should be eternally grateful to advertising crew for this since those of us from that generation still remember it 50 odd years after!
Fred; another great collection. I seem to remember 7UP had tons of jingles as the stuff never sold. They changed the ad phrase so many times, Wet and Wild, You like it, It likes you. But no one remembers this stuff but me.
I could certainly include them in a sequel, alg.
Fantastic vid, Fred!! I promise..I remember every video shown! Ive gotten nostalgic now and Im gonna let Hertz put me in the drivers seat..go to Safeway and buy some Space Food Sticks, Funny Face Goofy Grape, Shake Open and Pour by Bordens, Great Shakes and (Dirt cant hide) from intensified Tide! Great video, my friend! PS..STILL have my Poloroid Swinger..bought it with my Moms Green Stamps!! ( true story!)
Thanks, KC.
Gads, not the Space Food Sticks! I'm still trying to get the taste of those horrid things out of my mouth. Poor astronauts.
Im gonna let Enterprise rent a car for me…go to Safeway and buy some Pepsi for those who think young, Coke, Doublemint, Dr. Pepper, and Alka-Seltzer! Great video, my friend! PS… I haven’t drunk Budweiser…since I was born!! ( true story!)
My mother worked in a factory and she was always singing the union label song. Brought back memories.
I was a little surprised to see men included in the ILGWU (where LG stood for "ladies garment")… I guess some men CAN sew, after all! (& had a hand in making "ladies garments", LOL)
Not-so-smart aleck My mom worked in a sweater factory and it was only women with the managers being men. My dad worked in an embroidery factory and it was all men. Life was so different then.
Haven't seen some of these commercials in years...thank for posting! 😎👍
You're welcome, Melanie.
I’m 58 and I remember almost all of them. Thanks for the 15 minute time machine. Can I stay back there!?!?!?
Ingenious the surfer delivering the colt 45!
12:51 I have a small Slinky on my desk at work. I bought it at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts a few years ago.
I live in “the valley of the jolly...ho ho ho ho....Green Giant” and thought Green Giant was only local as a child.
Thanks for the good memories, Fred
You're welcome, Suzy.
The biggest irony of this whole video is the commercials I had to watch prior to watching a video All about commercials
Great job,as usual Fred! It's scary, I knew all the words. What's scarier is I still have my Slinky! Jan and Dean also sang the Coca Cola jingle. But I think it was a radio ad
Thanks, Sharon. That really nice It's the real thing jingle featured here was sung by The Fortunes.
@@FredFlix If you're talking about the jingle at 2:11, I didn't like that version compared to the one I remember--this one is too "echo-y", I think ;)
Majority of these commercial jingles were actually better than top 40 music today
The singers in the Coke commercial at 2:10 was a band called the Fortunes, who scored a Top 10 Billboard hit in 1965 with "You've Got Your Troubles."
I thought so.
Thanks Fred! Love those TV commercials from our youth. Good collection !
You're welcome, Bear Gunn.
Excellent!!! There is one jingle that is stuck in my head, as a kid advertising the Chevy Camaro from late '67 to '68, sung I think by the Association, to the tune of the Wendy song. I can not find it anywhere, but I remember it so vividly, with it's clever and catchy tune! Thanks for the memories, I remembered virtually all of them!!
You're welcome, Carlos.
If it's the version I think you mean, it may be by The Turtles, not The Association. If you want it it's on their album "All the Singles." Shouldn't be hard to find that album on CD.
This compilation is wonderful. I like seeing the celebrity's name listed, too. Thank you.
You're welcome, D81.
I LOVE vintage commercials! Thank you so much for sharing these! :D
You're welcome, Mary.
I recall all those ads from my childhood and teen years. I have never smoked, but liked the cigarette jingles. Ads were totally better then.
10:27 the singer on the Meow Mix commercial is the legendary Linda November.
James Naughton in the Dr.Pepper commercial and Robert Pine from CHIPS in the Lowenbrau commercial . Thanks for the memories, FredFlix
Robert Pine, that's the guy I thought was Jack Nicholson in that ad.
You're welcome, wny.
Excellent! Brought me back. I actually recognized most of them. Loved the Meow, Meow!
Thanks, Earl.
I agree with something like "Where's the Beef" not being included. A "catchphrase" or "slogan" is NOT a "jingle". A "jingle" is by default, "musical". A "catchphrase" CAN come from a "jingle" but THAT is only a side effect.
Well done - that was great! Why did they ever get away from putting jingles in commercials? The ones from my childhood I can still recall perfectly even after 30 or 40 years.
Ace Hardware still uses the same jingle. :)
I think Hollywood ran out tunes years ago.
Great assortment as usual, Fred!
The Noxema "Take it off" girl was Gunilla Hutton., the second Billie Jo Bradley on Petticoat Junction. Very risque for a country girl.
I don't think that was Gunilla, Michael. Anyone else want to weigh in on this?
@@FredFlix You're right, Fred. That was a brain fart on my part. The Noxema girl was Gunilla Knutsson; a different gorgeous Swedish actress named Cunilla!
The first commercial had Ray Fulmer of Hazel in it, the Lowenbrau ad had Robert Pine from Chips, and the McDonalds ad had John Amos for those of us TV trivia fans
That Ajax commercial "stronger than dirt!" It took me right back to my childhood.. thank you...
Thank you! Quite enjoyable to travel down memory lane. I could hum along with all of the jingles!
You're welcome, psblueskies.
There's a few I don't remember, Fred. And a few I had forgotten. But most of them are still rattling around in my thinking meat! You know how sometimes you get a tune stuck in your head? Now I've got about 50 of them, and the Meow Mix jingle is repeating every other tune! Bourbon please.
Yeah, the Meow Mix jingle is clearly satanic in origin. Cast it out! The power of the Teaberry Shuffle compels thee!
@@brettmiddleton7949 Ha! Well said! And the Teaberry Shuffle is another I had forgotten! I wonder if they still make the gum.
Thank you Fred!! This was my childhood!!!
Hey, you know I love these vids and more than likely I'll do a binge watching tomorrow.
13:20 - After seeing this commercial for the Polaroid Swinger many times on TV, I was extremely happy to be given one for Christmas 1966.
11:35 - As I remember, this Budweiser commercial with the Clydesdales pulling the wagon was included in the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" when Richard Dreyfuss gradually became obsessed with making models of the mountain where the aliens were going to land. As he was working on his biggest model, which took up the entire living room of his home, this commercial was on the TV that was in the room with him.
That guy in the Colt 45 malt liquor ad wouldn't care if an alien invasion, zombie apocalypse & WW3 all happened at once.
Thanks for the ads, FredFlix. 📺
You're welcome, Luis.
OK, so cute little tidbit. I work for a printing company and one of my customers is Wrigley. I have toured their manufacturing facility in Flowery Branch GA. There are twin ladies that have worked there for years and years. They call them the Doublemint Twins. I think that is adorable.
That's awesome, Michele.
Just gives you that warm, nostalgic feeling! ( that could almost be a jingle lol). Special shout out to the Pepsi ad as my late cousin worked for them in NYC.
Wow, what a trip this video was! 😊
Thank you FredFlix for bringing back memories. I love it!✌🇺🇸❤
Thank you, Fred! Back when commercials were good, had jingles, and were FUN! (Today's commercials mostly SUCK) This is also a great sing-along for all of us baby boomers! :-)
I was around 7 years old & I so loved (get this) the “Budweiser Clydesdales”. I recall waiting, with bated breath, to see ‘em in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade!
I’d sing the accompanying jingle while playing goalie & waiting for the play to return to our zone. I played youth ice hockey (like I said, I was about 7 yrs.)!
Aahh… good times!
Now I worry ‘bout my health insurance, how to fit exercise into my schedule, when the market deliveries are due… such dreary nonsense. Bleh!
But the “Budweiser Clydesdales”? Brings back those happy, hopeful, innocent feelings. Thanks for the post! 👍
Memories, light the corners of my mind...Love ya, Fred.❤
Are they misty water-colored memories, Pam?
@@FredFlix Yes, and you had me again with the kleenex....you SOB...😁😘
aaawwwwww....the days of cig. Commercials......fun times....lol. Great picks....I loved it....thanks and have a great weekend
You too, Liz.
thank u i remember most or all of them that famous white screen cig tag that on here would be the last tv cig spot nixon said no more cig brands first and only nbc the tonight show midnight. but most of these are pure classic and beloved by all.
Thanks, Carl.
Splendid compilation! You should do some of the catch phrases from days gone by. Of course "Where's the beef?" "Trix are for kids." "Hey Mikey. He likes it." I'm sure you can think of a lot more.
I could, Michael. But jingles are so much more fun.
@@FredFlix That's true, but whatever you do, you do it well. Have a good Sunday, Fred.
00:01 and 11:31 this is the singing voice of the great Valerie Simpson on the Budweiser jingle. She was a terrific singer and songwriter... she teamed up with her husband Nick Ashford to form the famous musical duo Ashford & Simpson.
She song the mounds and almond Joy jingle two sometimes you feel like a nut sometimes you don’t
@@cazyrich69 That's right! Valerie Simpson sang that famous jingle, too.
It's slinky, it's slinky the favorite of girls and boys-wonderful commercial jingle and one of the greatest gadgets or whatever you want to call it ever made.
Kids actually played with a large soring. Who would have thought?
I sang along with all but 2 of them. Thanks Fred!
You're welcome, Teresa.
Looking at these commercials again-some I haven't seen since the first time 50+ yrs ago proves to me just how powerful images are.
If you ever want to see a great film on this with a paranoid bent see The Parallax View
So many memories of better times 🤗
Thanks for posting these . I'm going nutty !!
I have no problem with that, Kevin.
13:53 OMG, I definitely remember that McDonalds jingle, and an ad at least resembling this one, with a bunch of guys marching out of the restaurant with those hats on, swinging their arms, etc. I think we "deserve a break" though, from all the artery-clogging grease, fat and/or cholesterol, LOL
Ohhh wow!!! Love them all, remember them all, sang to them all. Too much for words. When you say FredFlix you've said it all. :)
Very good, merce!
Hey its the swinger Polaroid swinger-great great great jingle.
Only $19.95. Well in today's 2019 money that's about a whopping $135! Possibly worth it as it was I think the first self-developing photo camera!
@Kevin Counihan: Thanks for the info. Checked it out on wiki. You're right. Who would have guessed they had in the late 40s. You must have good 10 or 15 years on me.
@Kevin Counihan: Definitely not an insult!
@Kevin Counihan: I was mistaken I think because I just bothered to look at your photo if that is accurately you. If it is then believe me I'm decades older than you. You must then be a photographer and an expert in cameras to have known about the Polariod 1947!
@Kevin Counihan: Hell you really can't judge from any photograph especially a very small one. You look like a thirty year old. From your earlier post I though you knew about the 1947 Polaroid because you might have been born in the 1930s. Boy was I fooled!
It was real good singing along with those shingles. Brought back great memories
Nice work as always!
Wow, another great one from the Fred man !!
Thanks, Jeff.
"Rice-A-Roni, The San Francisco treat!" - Is made in Chicago, LOL!
That Pillsbury commercial “and pillsbury says it… best!” It took me right back to my childhood… thank you…
Another great FredFlix video flashback.Thanks Fred and have a nice day my friend. ✌
You too, old dog.
How about, I think it might be the "Sun-In" commercial, where they sing, "And she let's her hair down when the sun comes up, she let's her hair down"? It was a semi-hit song back then, and they used it for that commercial.
I really enjoyed that Fred! You can find stuff that I haven't seen in decades man,wow! I have no complaints but where's the beef would have been nice to see. I know, I know, you were doing 50's to 70's and I enjoyed it too. I know it's possible you might do a part 2 of this huh? Hint,hint!😉 Keep up the great work Fred, I love it!😊
I appreciate your comment, Curtis. But remember, "Where's the beef" is a slogan, not a jingle.
@@FredFlix You know what Fred? You're absolutely right about that. I'm sorry, you keep on working and making everyone smile. I appreciate what you do here on TH-cam. Keep it up big bro!😊
Thanks, Curtis.
@@FredFlix You're welcome, Fred.
12:13 I'm guessing that Oscar Mayer jingle (coupled with the relatively primitive visual effects) is one of the oldest (50's) jingles in this video... Reminds me of a very early Charlie Brown (Peanuts) cartoon.
Lots to say about these commercials. You picked great nostalgia. Now I remember why they banned the ones pushing the romanticizing of cigarettes, that would eventually take and destroy soooo many lives. I know it was time consuming to pick the right ones. Thank you, Fred.
You're welcome, Larry. The hard part was the research. Most Googled lists were, lacking. Mostly modern stuff. I had to dig deep.
I really loved these old commercials.
Ok, these are freak'n awesome 😎🤘! I want that camera😉😄😄
I sung every song...LOL. Thanks for the memories!!!!!!
You're welcome, Connie.
I set out to find just such an upload as this. And it looks like there is a part 2. Onward!
Everything was so much better back then! This world stinks now, Period!!!!!
"Here comes the king, Here comes the A -Number-One"... When you say Bud, you've said it all!" Such a fantastic piece of creative promotion-- no wonder this commercial was chosen by Spielberg for inclusion into "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"...
He knew how memorable this jingle was to that (my) generation. This should be in the advertising industries' hall of fame( as the Mcdonalds' ad should be also)
2:38 Joanie Sommers singing the Pepsi jingle . Known as the Pepsi girl in the 60's . She sang the jingle ( which was a take on the song " Making Whoopie"). Later she sang the Pepsi " Come Alive" jingle when that campaign started in 1965 and continued through '67. She returned in the early 80's singing the diet Pepsi jingle( diet Pepsi...one small calorie..now you see it ... now you don't).
13:58 The second man from the right is John Amos of _Good Times_ fame.
Hey Fred! I love your videos. I subbed a while back. Always look forward to your postings. They bring back lots of happy memories. I was wondering: do you have the old jingle from the late 50s - early 60s commercial for Mil-ko? It’s a cartoon commercial. Starts off: “How now brown cow, what’s new with you...?” Me and my bro have been looking for this commercial for ages! Just wondering.
I don't and I assume you've searched YT?
Yes I have, to no avail, so far. My bro has too. One day I guess.
5:35 So Budweiser apparently claimed the continental U.S. as it's own, but what about Alaska & Hawaii?
Killing me with the cigarette ads I quit 11 years ago!
@ 11:32 same Budweiser commercial in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" (1977)
That's why I included it.
@@FredFlix Ha, great minds think alike.
I’m not from this era, but I love the jingles!
Love the channel!
Thanks, Jack.
Imagine trying to entertain a modern kid with a metal spring... or a "Slinky".
📺 Being a 70's kid, I would remember the ones from the '70s.
10:26 One shocking thing I've heard about this Meow Mix commercial: That cat was choking! But, rest assured, he was all right.
11:31 This Budwiser commercial must've been the one that appeared on Close Encounters of the Third Kind. On a TV, of course. 📺
The same lady who sung the meow meow meow in the cat commercials is the same lady who is the voice of Trixey, Speeds sister in the Speed Racer show.