I'm comin' UP! Onnnn the rough sidddeee... offff the mountain! Now, THAT commercial takes me BACK! I used to always sing along when it came on and it aired for YEARS before 1991 when I was 15
STEAMPIPE ALLEY (the local WWOR kids show) was the bomb back in the 80s. Mario sure was a weird character. The music for the Freedom Bowl ad was also used in the famous ad for Frankie & Johnnys furniture in New Orleans! LETERHAVEIT with NOOOOOOOOOOO PROBLEM!
I am not from New York or New Jersey, but I watched WWOR back then because in the 80's and 90's they had a national "superstation" feed that was carried on many cable systems. Wasn't the programming pretty much the same as what was seen on the local signal in NY and NJ? I wonder how many people pronounced it "war", like I did? It was originally WOR, and I think the second W was added due to an ownership split with a radio station that also used the WOR call sign. 6:45--I still remember that one of my home state's teams (the Iowa Hawkeyes) played in the first Freedom Bowl in the mid-80's. I believe this game was played annually for about a decade and was then discontinued.
So that gospel record could only have GIANT hits? no medium or just large hits allowed? I will always remember Mario Cantone from "Sex and the City." "Oh Char, you look just like Audrey Hepburn...owitz!" I'm sure families would sit around together & watch "America's Greatest War Heros" for a fun evening. ;)
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I'm comin' UP! Onnnn the rough sidddeee... offff the mountain!
Now, THAT commercial takes me BACK! I used to always sing along when it came on and it aired for YEARS before 1991 when I was 15
I actually remember the days of WWOR morning hosting, but never got to know his name then.
Recorded During "Steampipe Alley" On WWOR (National Feed).
STEAMPIPE ALLEY (the local WWOR kids show) was the bomb back in the 80s. Mario sure was a weird character.
The music for the Freedom Bowl ad was also used in the famous ad for Frankie & Johnnys furniture in New Orleans! LETERHAVEIT with NOOOOOOOOOOO PROBLEM!
@fattoler That's how the word "wars" is said in America...
I am not from New York or New Jersey, but I watched WWOR back then because in the 80's and 90's they had a national "superstation" feed that was carried on many cable systems. Wasn't the programming pretty much the same as what was seen on the local signal in NY and NJ? I wonder how many people pronounced it "war", like I did? It was originally WOR, and I think the second W was added due to an ownership split with a radio station that also used the WOR call sign.
6:45--I still remember that one of my home state's teams (the Iowa Hawkeyes) played in the first Freedom Bowl in the mid-80's. I believe this game was played annually for about a decade and was then discontinued.
i love 90s
3:54 I swear to god that sounds like Lori Alan. Like, try not to think of The Boss or Diane from Family Guy saying that line.
Popular Club Plan: Based on their name they catered primarily to the high school cheerleaders and jock demographic.
So that gospel record could only have GIANT hits? no medium or just large hits allowed?
I will always remember Mario Cantone from "Sex and the City." "Oh Char, you look just like Audrey Hepburn...owitz!"
I'm sure families would sit around together & watch "America's Greatest War Heros" for a fun evening. ;)
That is the strangest video game ad I've seen in my life.
Mario Cantone yelling at me to buy Star Wars games is an idea so bonkers it just might work
lol mario cantone
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