Edd Kalehoff is a freakin' GENIUS! I had no idea his reach was this far with commercials. TPIR theme and cues will always be in my heart, though. Thanks for posting this!
List of ads: 0:00 - Schaefer beer (aka "Edd Kalehoff at the Moog Synthesizer") 0:59 - "Q*bert" board and card games 1:28 - "Reactor" for Atari 2600 1:59 - Hungry Jack 2:29 - "Razzle" board game 2:58 - Maxwell House "Master Blend" coffee 3:28 - Cheez-It 3:57 - Penn Maid yogurt 4:58 - Reynolds Wrap 5:27 - Wang computers (featuring no computers) 6:27 - WCAU-AM radio's Herb Denenberg block 6:56 - Western Union 8:55 - American Optometric Association 9:24 - McDonald's Quarter Pounder 10:23 - Pennsylvania Lottery 10:52 - Admiral factory authorized sale 11:23 - Maximum Bayer Aspirin 11:52 - Kodak Pocket 10 camera 12:24 - Spalding "Top-Elite" golf balls 12:53 - another Wang computers (again featuring no computers) 13:54 - another Western Union 14:53 - Lotus "Jazz" software for Macintosh 15:23 - Titleist "384 DT" golf balls 15:52 - Titleist "Bulls Eye" golf clubs 16:23 - Timex quartz products 17:23 - Alpo dog food 17:53 - Dentagard 18:53 - another Titleist "384 DT" 19:23 - another Pennsylvania Lottery 19:53 - Ortho "Orthene" insect spray 20:14 - Philadelphia (very likely for tourism) 22:58 - Spaulding "Cannon" golf clubs 23:27 - yet another Pennsylvania Lottery 23:58 - yet another Western Union 24:58 - still another Pennsylvania Lottery 25:29 - still another Western Union 26:28 - one more Pennsylvania Lottery 26:57 - one more Western Union 27:57 - Carnival Cruise Lines (with Betty White) 28:28 - another Carnival Cruise Lines (with George Foreman) 28:59 - Discovery Channel 29:30 - yet another Carnival Cruise Lines (with Regis Philbin) 30:00 - still another Carnival Cruise Lines 30:31 - one more Carnival Cruise Lines
2:57 - With music like that, it sure as shootin' beats me why nobody ever thought of making a game show out of *that* (even though Wink Martindale helped bring its predecessor, Boggle, to fruition in 1993).
I wish he did more family commercials like toys and games. I could so picture his music on board games like mousetrap, perfection, and 80’s and 90’s style themes on games like crossfire, KerPlunk, grape escape, hot potato. also, his work he could’ve done for 80’s and 90’s style barbie, and huge for the Disney/Mattel line, including the disney princess line. like, the way he could transition into little things to add little background to those musical and sound toys. like, the way he could use electronic chimes and harps for things like wands, or fairies that fly, and then his take on disney tracks like if they had something for bell or cinderella, or sleeping beauty. if they had another sleeping beauty musical toy, his take on once upon a dream, or for snow white, someday my prince will come, or a whole new world.
Edd Kalehoff is a freakin' GENIUS! I had no idea his reach was this far with commercials. TPIR theme and cues will always be in my heart, though. Thanks for posting this!
LOVE IT ! 🎵🎵
List of ads:
0:00 - Schaefer beer (aka "Edd Kalehoff at the Moog Synthesizer")
0:59 - "Q*bert" board and card games
1:28 - "Reactor" for Atari 2600
1:59 - Hungry Jack
2:29 - "Razzle" board game
2:58 - Maxwell House "Master Blend" coffee
3:28 - Cheez-It
3:57 - Penn Maid yogurt
4:58 - Reynolds Wrap
5:27 - Wang computers (featuring no computers)
6:27 - WCAU-AM radio's Herb Denenberg block
6:56 - Western Union
8:55 - American Optometric Association
9:24 - McDonald's Quarter Pounder
10:23 - Pennsylvania Lottery
10:52 - Admiral factory authorized sale
11:23 - Maximum Bayer Aspirin
11:52 - Kodak Pocket 10 camera
12:24 - Spalding "Top-Elite" golf balls
12:53 - another Wang computers (again featuring no computers)
13:54 - another Western Union
14:53 - Lotus "Jazz" software for Macintosh
15:23 - Titleist "384 DT" golf balls
15:52 - Titleist "Bulls Eye" golf clubs
16:23 - Timex quartz products
17:23 - Alpo dog food
17:53 - Dentagard
18:53 - another Titleist "384 DT"
19:23 - another Pennsylvania Lottery
19:53 - Ortho "Orthene" insect spray
20:14 - Philadelphia (very likely for tourism)
22:58 - Spaulding "Cannon" golf clubs
23:27 - yet another Pennsylvania Lottery
23:58 - yet another Western Union
24:58 - still another Pennsylvania Lottery
25:29 - still another Western Union
26:28 - one more Pennsylvania Lottery
26:57 - one more Western Union
27:57 - Carnival Cruise Lines (with Betty White)
28:28 - another Carnival Cruise Lines (with George Foreman)
28:59 - Discovery Channel
29:30 - yet another Carnival Cruise Lines (with Regis Philbin)
30:00 - still another Carnival Cruise Lines
30:31 - one more Carnival Cruise Lines
6:56 the music in this ad is also used in the pay tv service 'Star' in the early 80s.
The ad for “Cheez-It” features a song that can be heard on Edd’s new album “Moog Grooves,” it’s called “Mouse In The House.” 🐭
0:00 you started the video off with the best one
27:56 - Now for the moment you've all been waiting for... here are Kathie Lee Gifford-and Peter Thomas-for Carnival!
Richard Mulligan in most of the Western Union spots.
2:57 - With music like that, it sure as shootin' beats me why nobody ever thought of making a game show out of *that* (even though Wink Martindale helped bring its predecessor, Boggle, to fruition in 1993).
I wish he did more family commercials like toys and games. I could so picture his music on board games like mousetrap, perfection, and 80’s and 90’s style themes on games like crossfire, KerPlunk, grape escape, hot potato. also, his work he could’ve done for 80’s and 90’s style barbie, and huge for the Disney/Mattel line, including the disney princess line. like, the way he could transition into little things to add little background to those musical and sound toys. like, the way he could use electronic chimes and harps for things like wands, or fairies that fly, and then his take on disney tracks like if they had something for bell or cinderella, or sleeping beauty. if they had another sleeping beauty musical toy, his take on once upon a dream, or for snow white, someday my prince will come, or a whole new world.