Somewhere in the deepest recesses of my 72 year old brain are stored the words and tunes of every single commercial here. That’s scary as hell, isn’t it?
Not scary at all! 😂 I'm 53 years old and was born too damn late as I'm an old soul when it comes to 60s and 70s nostalgia 😃 I'm just glad we have an outlet to appreciate the good old days and to relive them.
What I like about this is that, whenever they're demonstrating how effective a product is, they show a live demonstration. Nowadays, with how advanced the technology is, demonstration is pretty much computer generated. Back then, it's all authentic so I feel like if I were to live in this era, I'd be easily convinced to buy the products I see on TV
Actually, there were some scandals, due to misleading visuals, that occurred at that time. One beer company was called out for using a light grade motor oil that was poured into a glass. They said that it photographed better under the lights.
@@galesayers The most famous was the shaving cream that could shave sandpaper, according to the commercial, but the sandpaper was faked with sand on a pane of glass.
@@galesayersWhen your dealing with advertising, of ANY generation or era, you'll always be able to find some sketchy or misleading information, images, photos, or ????? Companies from all eras have always tried to one up the competition. And yes not all of their attempts were exactly honorable. One thing however is for certain, if there was anyway that a person could either go back in time, return to say their childhood years, or stay here? What would they/you do? I'd go back, without even a question. It just seems that everything was better. Television shows, Movies, Food, even commercials, life in general, and people. We didn't need smartphones, Farcebook, Twitts or "X" as it's now called? Again food tasted better back then. Movies were made to actually ENTERTAIN YOU! Not shove agendas in your face. Everything seemed better,
This was epic. I wasn't born until 1967 but I love the classic retro looks and sounds of these beautiful commercials. Everyone of them had heart and soul. They cared about their products and their commercials were sometimes mini movies about them. I miss the way Television shows and commercials were made, movies too. Everything now has some agenda or political garbage attached to it. Plus back then a joke was a joke. Not some offensive attack on someone's life or personality. Life was so much better then.
@@smc130Funny isn't it? I can remember my Mom telling me that I shouldn't wish for time to speed up. To enjoy what you have then and now. In the 70's I wanted to be a teenager, then as a teen I wanted to be 18, then 21. How I'd miss school she said. I thought she was "nuts". NO WAY would I want that again. Now in my 50's I look back and I realized, she was right......AGAIN!! LOL. She had an uncanny knack for that. I remember how everything was better back then. Even the commercials were better. Odd but true. Television shows, movies, even the food was much better. Shopping malls especially during Christmas time would be so much better than nowadays. People weren't as cynical. As I said before, back then a joke was a joke and not an attack on someone. Respect was expected from younger kids towards older adults. Maybe the last decade has made me cynical? But it seems that the past had more heart and soul in everything they did. I really miss those days too.
For a long time, I've been looking for an Orange Crush commercial. It was psychedelically colourful, and the jingle was "Break away, discover life today, discover lively taste, discover Orange Crush. It's got the lively taste of today." It played (I believe) in 1970. It doesn't seem to be anywhere on the internet.
A lot of videos have disappeared from TH-cam and the internet. I name a dozen videos that suddenly disappeared and none of them were controversial or anything.
Commercials were so much better back in the 1960s. You don't hear jingles anymore, must be too expensive to make them. Commericals just lack creativity anymore. It just seems like so many things just got worse. Now commercials are just to see how irritating they can be, like all those insurance commercials.
Guess the Jurassic park theme wasn’t as original as most believe. My guess it was on public domain by the time Jurassic park came out and they might of changed it just enough and copyrighted it. Plus it may have been obscure enough that there was no one to sue over it.
I love seeing familiar faces on these just like the tv shows if you were working on tv you did everything. i really wonder about the ones i dont know and where their career went on too great stuff anyway..
I’m not sure if you can help me but, my father was an Ad Exec from the late 50’s into the early 2000’s. I have all of his commercials on a few different types of tape. His big campaigns were Maxwell House coffee, Yellow Pages, Juffy Pop popcorn, Minute Maid orange juice, and many others. I’d like to donate them to someone that will preserve them. Would you be interested? Nancy Ioele-Santos
I am looking for an old carpet commercial. Where they get an little old lady to step on the small square sample. “Let the little lady stand on it” is the tag line. Where could I find this???!
I found a commercial for Armstrong flooring in which they tell you that their floor tiles are made of vinyl asbestos, and people are dancing on it. Doesn't that release the asbestos fibers? Maybe not if the floor has a layer of floor wax on it.
How I miss 20th Century commercials. Beans, cars, toffee, shake & vac.. now it's only gambling advertising, charity adverts & very little else, oh lots of black people like we're living in Africa now. They are about 5% of the population but the adverts & programming seem to be about 75% of the population. It's white racism by the far left.
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Somewhere in the deepest recesses of my 72 year old brain are stored the words and tunes of every single commercial here. That’s scary as hell, isn’t it?
LOL. I started singing before I read what you wrote. I am 70. It is scary. Look on the bright side. At least our brains are working properly.
Not scary at all! 😂 I'm 53 years old and was born too damn late as I'm an old soul when it comes to 60s and 70s nostalgia 😃 I'm just glad we have an outlet to appreciate the good old days and to relive them.
I think it's great. No shame in it.
Hey guys , ❤️
I'm just happy to actually have a few brain cells left.
These commercials are much more interesting than those of today. I miss the “jingles” music…so memorable! ❤️👏❤️👏❤️👏❤️
Even the commercials they made back then had more heart and soul than anything they make now.
0:02 Nice to see that Mr. Clean as a character hasn't really changed in 60+ years.
He will be black soon, probably. Ughhh😮
What I like about this is that, whenever they're demonstrating how effective a product is, they show a live demonstration. Nowadays, with how advanced the technology is, demonstration is pretty much computer generated.
Back then, it's all authentic so I feel like if I were to live in this era, I'd be easily convinced to buy the products I see on TV
Actually, there were some scandals, due to misleading visuals, that occurred at that time. One beer company was called out for using a light grade motor oil that was poured into a glass. They said that it photographed better under the lights.
@@galesayers The most famous was the shaving cream that could shave sandpaper, according to the commercial, but the sandpaper was faked with sand on a pane of glass.
@@williamtkoltek1350 I remember that.
@@galesayersWhen your dealing with advertising, of ANY generation or era, you'll always be able to find some sketchy or misleading information, images, photos, or ????? Companies from all eras have always tried to one up the competition. And yes not all of their attempts were exactly honorable. One thing however is for certain, if there was anyway that a person could either go back in time, return to say their childhood years, or stay here? What would they/you do? I'd go back, without even a question. It just seems that everything was better. Television shows, Movies, Food, even commercials, life in general, and people. We didn't need smartphones, Farcebook, Twitts or "X" as it's now called? Again food tasted better back then. Movies were made to actually ENTERTAIN YOU! Not shove agendas in your face. Everything seemed better,
Arthur Godfrey was Bombed
Was born WAAY after this but such an interesting watch to see what commercials were like back then
My sleeping pill. .watching this kind of video. .🥰
THESE BRING BACK MEMORIES
This was epic. I wasn't born until 1967 but I love the classic retro looks and sounds of these beautiful commercials. Everyone of them had heart and soul. They cared about their products and their commercials were sometimes mini movies about them. I miss the way Television shows and commercials were made, movies too. Everything now has some agenda or political garbage attached to it. Plus back then a joke was a joke. Not some offensive attack on someone's life or personality. Life was so much better then.
Yes it was and I miss those days more than I ever thought I would 😂
@@smc130Funny isn't it? I can remember my Mom telling me that I shouldn't wish for time to speed up. To enjoy what you have then and now. In the 70's I wanted to be a teenager, then as a teen I wanted to be 18, then 21. How I'd miss school she said. I thought she was "nuts". NO WAY would I want that again. Now in my 50's I look back and I realized, she was right......AGAIN!! LOL. She had an uncanny knack for that. I remember how everything was better back then. Even the commercials were better. Odd but true. Television shows, movies, even the food was much better. Shopping malls especially during Christmas time would be so much better than nowadays. People weren't as cynical. As I said before, back then a joke was a joke and not an attack on someone. Respect was expected from younger kids towards older adults. Maybe the last decade has made me cynical? But it seems that the past had more heart and soul in everything they did. I really miss those days too.
Is that B. J. Hunnicutt pushing Schmidt beer? 14:33
For a long time, I've been looking for an Orange Crush commercial. It was psychedelically colourful, and the jingle was "Break away, discover life today, discover lively taste, discover Orange Crush. It's got the lively taste of today." It played (I believe) in 1970. It doesn't seem to be anywhere on the internet.
A lot of videos have disappeared from TH-cam and the internet. I name a dozen videos that suddenly disappeared and none of them were controversial or anything.
Only 15 and these commercials make me wanna turns my life around and do some of the stuff and use it more
Commercials were so much better back in the 1960s. You don't hear jingles anymore, must be too expensive to make them. Commericals just lack creativity anymore. It just seems like so many things just got worse. Now commercials are just to see how irritating they can be, like all those insurance commercials.
Absolutely!
Your right
My father would usually leave the room to get food when a commercial came on. He didn't want to watch them.
Yesterday I called some guy with a briefcase to interrupt my wife's laundry.
1:19:01 so what? Jurassic Park used an old Chevrolet commercial's music as their theme song? Lol
Guess the Jurassic park theme wasn’t as original as most believe. My guess it was on public domain by the time Jurassic park came out and they might of changed it just enough and copyrighted it. Plus it may have been obscure enough that there was no one to sue over it.
@@CamaroAmx right, I wonder if it's just a coincidence or if it really did inspire the theme.
I can sit and watch these american ads for hours the jingles the music the mini acting
I sleep to this
3:02:27 Rest In Heaven
Tony Dow
I love seeing familiar faces on these just like the tv shows if you were working on tv you did everything. i really wonder about the ones i dont know and where their career went on too great stuff anyway..
This is great!
I’m not sure if you can help me but, my father was an Ad Exec from the late 50’s into the early 2000’s. I have all of his commercials on a few different types of tape. His big campaigns were Maxwell House coffee, Yellow Pages, Juffy Pop popcorn, Minute Maid orange juice, and many others. I’d like to donate them to someone that will preserve them. Would you be interested?
Nancy Ioele-Santos
May I ask what format they are in ?
3:04 good ad for cleaning wiping
Why do I want a cigarette now? I don’t even smoke!
I studied Cinema. When we used super 8 cameras, i thought they would be expensive. According to Kodak commercials, they started at $35.
i love the animation by rod scribner 36:46-37:17
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Mr cleans was a bop tho
Hi, great group of commercials. I am trying to find the Emily Tipp commercial with the ventriloquist and his dummy..Any ideas?
Goodnight gang get some rest
3:09
I am looking for an old carpet commercial. Where they get an little old lady to step on the small square sample. “Let the little lady stand on it” is the tag line. Where could I find this???!
I found a commercial for Armstrong flooring in which they tell you that their floor tiles are made of vinyl asbestos, and people are dancing on it. Doesn't that release the asbestos fibers? Maybe not if the floor has a layer of floor wax on it.
For some reason I get a head ache everytime I watch these 1940's and 1960's commercials! Guess I'm used to modern 😭
M fucking clean mr clean.
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That band aid superstick is surely painful if you remove it
If you dry your clothes at the oceanside, does the salt in the air get into the clothing?
If you leave them hanging outside for several days, then yes. Sand is more of a problem.
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10:05 same as today. Woman with smartphone.
Most inventions are just real life sci fi gadgets and/or just modernized versions of old ideas or products.
Why this commercial it’s creepy 1:33:31
LOL, what about the VD commercial that was before it?? 😂
Does it scare and upset you? That's what creepy means.
Joanna Cassidy ?
@@rascal211 she literally took off her skin to reveal it was smokey the bear
i've found it!
how to run analogue tapes from a 1995 digital
master computer.
26:32
what if i told you, vigo from ghostbusters two actually was satan?
0:06 Music?
Yes that's music I guess
Who is the Lipton soup actor?
Just realized it was Arthur Godfrey who I believe discovered Ann Margaret.
Cut out all the fuzz
How I miss 20th Century commercials. Beans, cars, toffee, shake & vac.. now it's only gambling advertising, charity adverts & very little else, oh lots of black people like we're living in Africa now. They are about 5% of the population but the adverts & programming seem to be about 75% of the population. It's white racism by the far left.