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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 :)
This footage was filmed with a vintage JVC Video Movie VHS-C Camcorder from 1986
I am young at 45 and although this music was around for just a few years when I was a child I remember it as mind numbing and part of another era. Flash forward and now it is some of my favorite stuff.
I would listen to this upstairs with the family, then downstairs in my room it was the BeeGee's, ELO, Steely Dan, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Earth Wind & Fire, Kool and the Gang, and the like. My disco faves were as bitterly hated by my siblings and peers as my elevator music. I still love it all.
I am beginning to like this channel very, very much. This music is perfect to forget all the stress from a very busy day at work. Keep it coming!
Nice! I used to run "Lovin' An Elevator" at Live 365 and still run a variation on my local cable TV channel, recalling WVNJ-FM & WRFM in the NYC Metro. Glad to see I'm not the only one who appreciates this for the art it is. Kudos!
Thanks! Music from a simpler time when things made much more sense.
I'm working from home now. Around 4:30 I put this on, get a glass of beer and imagine I'm in a smoky lounge forgetting work
30:43 - "I Still Remember You" by Johnny Edwards
Note: This also appears on a Customusic Atmosphere record.
Very enjoyable strings
One of the most amazing recordings of "Raindrops keep falling on my head" by B.J. Thomas. You can't help but feel happy and optimistic with it playing. 8:35
It’s by 101 Strings Orchestra, although the MUZAK version (arranged by Sid Bass) is better in my opinion.
Thank you for uploading these!
Your welcome, glad you enjoyed these videos :)
This is my favorite Seeburg!..thanks..
it always improves my mood
...I'm playing this now as I paint a forest.
THANK YOU FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL JOB!!! CONGRAT FROM MILAN ITALY. CIAO!!!!
i am loving your channel and i'm a furry. the branding you do is super cool. thanks!
Really is wonderful this channel !
Of the three I have listened to so far, that one was the best. Great selection of bouncy, happy music. Thank you!
i love the little Gumby figurine at 30:14. i have one sitting on my desk, too.
Slowly, softly, cast adrift a cerulean sky...... ..
distant dreams of ephemeral days, and nights alight with moons reflected in our eyes, as we wait and wonder, of what life has but surely become..... something of grandiose intent? Of anguish or discontent? The winds of time to hath swept away our longings from the past and kept its secrets deep within our hearts, as in thereof, such musik which forever remains a part of who we are and once were before....
thank you for this channel.
Edward McKenna your welcome 🦊
I loved Swing Over, Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head and the one at 11:00
Very cool TH-cam channel!! This niche you have to share is what TH-cam is all about. 👍👍🙂🙂
Thanks :)
1:10:36 - "Sizzle" by Reg Tilsley
Note: This tune appears on BA-124A from R-79/7-1-79 and is also the last tune in this video.
Thanks ❤❤❤❤
Here is the chronologically sorted track listing based on the provided timestamps and comments:
0:37 - "Swing Over" by The Wolfe Music (identified by @Raul-yg5oz)- First track of video after intro-
4:00 - Unnamed harp music (mentioned by @tpe54)
8:35 - "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" by B.J. Thomas (mentioned by @canadude6401)
13:46 - "Lida Rose" from The Music Man (identified by @titmouse-distribution) - Similar versions appear on Basic 16-A (Replace no. 1/12-26-1959), B20A (10-1-1961), M7A (7-1-1964), and a 196[7] Christmas record
23:00 - Unnamed track from Kentucky Fried Movie (mentioned by @Raul-yg5oz)
30:43 - "I Still Remember You" by Johnny Edwards (identified by @titmouse-distribution) - Also appears on a Customusic Atmosphere record
39:06 - Unnamed track possibly used in a Fellini movie (mentioned by @tpe54)
1:10:36 - "Sizzle" by Reg Tilsley (identified by @titmouse-distribution) - Appears on BA-124A from R-79/7-1-79 and is also the last tune in the video
4:00 Turtle Toes by Peter Reno and Peter Fenn
23:00 Soft Memories by James Clarke
39:06 Chicago Swinger - Gene Bianco
I just subscribed!
Nice and very crisp recording. Do you upload this stuff to Archive.org to be easily found or just have the video?
I tried that, but Seeburg1000.com claimed the rights to it on that site for some reason. I don't have any issues on youtube because I don't monetize my videos I just post as a gift to the youtube community :)
@@Fardemark that is dumb, it's an abandoned audio format and should be archived by the federal government without a third party intervening for clout or profit.
Most people watching (More like listening) to this as is and not "stealing" (50 yo muzak) to make vaporwave anyway.
But i feel for ya keep doing what your doing man.
By the way the recording quality is great, which means many other people will enjoy it until Google dies.
the most interesting part is Seeburg1000.com is also a non profit.
@@Fardemark Even more so. its not a actual site. Keep getting 404'd
here is the site seeburg1000.com/
My I ask what song in the very beginning of the video was? I’m curious because I like it. The Half-Sun Production music?
Where can I find the song used in the beginning of this video, its probably on one of fardemark seeburg vinyl videos, I just don't know which
(On any Sunday) song .. Malcolm Smith . First song.
Would it be possible to know the titles of the introduction music pieces?
Where can I find the song used in the beginning of this video
nice harp music 4:00...I think heard 39:06 in a Fellini movie.
Great!
does anyone recognize the song that plays at 5:55?
Perception by Superstrings Plus, composed by Lee Mason
@@SimonMcLean-gp9pw youre a godsend, thank u sm
What is the song in 0:00-0:15?!?! Also the song at 0:37 is totally going in my “Day in the life of” montage!
0:37 I know it’s Kpm but let me search the song
0:37 found it it’s not Kpm it’s “ SWING OVER “ by “ THE WOLFE MUSIC “
The the cover is Gray and it says “ VOCAL SHADES and TONES “
25:07
What's the first song called if anyone knows? :o
0:35
23:00.....Kentucky Fried Movie, yes?
th-cam.com/video/1tINTtHWsxg/w-d-xo.html
YES!!! It totally is!
Big Jim Slade! Big Jim, the former tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, is outfitted with various whips, chains, and a sexual apatite that will knock your sox off. Big Jim has satisfied women throughout the world. And the Capitol of Nebraska is Lincoln!
Is there a Christmas version?
Yes there are Christmas Seeburg records. I only own one and there are only 3 Christmas songs out of the whole 1 hour and 20 minute run time. I think Seeburg wanted to make sure the Christmas atmosphere had no repeats so you would need to own a whole set of Christmas series records in order to have a bunch of Christmas tracks mixed in.
@@Fardemark Thanks for the insight. There's a Bossa Nova type song about Love or Girls make the world go round. I thought it was by Burt Bacharach but I can't find it. It's upbeat but still elevator music. Do you have any idea about a song like that?
@@SoUtHMeMpHis I'm not too sure if I do.
45:00
Hey, it's a fellow furry... I found your video while looking for 70s instrumental music to listen to while drawing.. coincidentally enough, of my fursona. Lol.
Wanna join my discord here is a link
discord.gg/d3wAbann
@@Fardemark can I have a link cause that ones expired
Thanks for ever beginning this channel.
It reminds me so much of being a kid in the late 60s. I would hear this music in dept stores while shopping with my mom, and my dad would turn on a local radio station on a huge bench-style stereo and listen this music as he read his Bible.
I work from home, and listen to your channel every day
13:46
Absolutely love this music; thanks again for another great upload, keep them coming😊🦊👍
Brings back memories of the "beautiful music" stations mom always used to play in the kitchen when she was cooking. In our area (So Cal's Inland Empire) the main beautiful music stations were KBIG, KOST and KBON.
I remember KBIG and KOST. KOST was my favorite.
KOST to help you coast through your day"
I remember it well...
KHAR in Anchorage, Alaska. I remember listening to this on the radio in the early 80’s
It's such a beautiful treat listening to these awesome tunes this puts real musical joy in my life. 😊🙂
This may be canned music, but from a musician’s perspective, there’s some real playing going on in these recordings.
As a bassist myself, I’m hearing some pretty complex musicianship, reflecting the style of the late 60s, early 70s.
I played Nevada casinos, from the 70s through 2005 and this music was always being pumped through the house systems 24/7.
Sure, it’s hokey and dated, but it brings back a flood of pleasant memories when I hear it....
13:46 - "Lida Rose" from The Music Man
NOTE: A similar version appears on the following records (press read more).
Basic 16-A (Replace no. 1/12-26-1959)
B20A (10-1-1961)
M7A (7-1-1964)
A 1960s Christmas record
Same version appeared on an unknown record from the Basic RR-70 set (1977).
@@PneumatinisPlaktukas15 I know that. Also RR-70 refers to 4-1-77.
@@titmouse-distribution It could have been RR-71, I don't remember.
@@PneumatinisPlaktukas15 Neither do I, strangely enough.
some funky Stuff and watermelon man cover, nice
Bababababa...thank you!
Such amazing music, I'm already a fan three minutes in.
When I was a older teen, somehow I liked hearing the "Beautiful Music" on FM, as I despised 1970's pop "music" especially the "Big Hair" arena rock bands. And I knew of Muzak but until I stumbled across it HERE, I knew NOTHING about Seeeburg and you know what? I
NERD
When I was a kid, our local “beautiful music” station was on AM 590. I know the broadcast corporations and record companies are in cahoots, but I wish they would bring back one of these stations in each market.
Subbed. Been making vaporwave and vapor-inspired audio for a couple years now, and through that endeavour I have just developed a simple appreciation for elevator/shopping mall BG audio from the 70s-90s. This is a lovely channel. Thank you for your work.
Hey feel free to sample my stuff for your music, i love vaporwave :)
@@Fardemark I had a feeling you might be a vw person ;) Thank you for the permissions. If I use your material I will credit \m/
@@danknfrshtv here is my discord if you want to see channel updates and lots of cool retro content :)
discord.gg/sbqRTpK2
Fabulous channel, thank you!
Thanks! These are fantastic!! I noticed you posted a link to the audio in your first video. Any chance you have these available for your other videos?
Robert Marriott I’m unfortunately not able to dye to limited cloud storage. But I can remove that link and apply it to a newer upload of mine
@@Fardemark Sure, that would be great if it's not too much trouble. I understand about having limited cloud space.
11:44
0:35
Were these individual songs created especially for Seeburg or were they actual commercially released?
Some were seeburg exclusive, but most of the music from the 1966 and onward library were from artists such as 101 strings and Music De Wolfe production music.
Most tracks (like "Lida Rose") were arranged and recorded by LA session musicians specially for Seeburg. They started licensing songs from other ochestras/production music libraries only later in the life of the BMS.
Would you know of an actual radio am/fm station that plays seeburg music? Love your seeburg music!
Sorry I don't know of any my local FM stations play only the same old top 40 of the 70's and 80's and modern pop. I am not sure if anywhere else has instrumental background music on FM radio
I remember in the 60s when I was a kid they would play this music on FM. FM was new and experimental then with only a few stations on the whole band. My parents would listen to it in the morning.
0:11-0:18 does anyone had an ID on that track or is it one of those one off's? Can anyone point me the right way? Absolutely love this channel!!!!!