1967 CBS NFL Broadcast Outro/'Confidence' Theme Music - 1080p/60fps
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- This short montage was used by CBS during the 1967 season at the completion of NFL broadcasts. Credits, corporation logos, and voiceover would be overlaid on top of the montage as it played. You can see the next season's 1968 montage here to get an idea of how this one would've looked -- • 1968 NFL Championship ... -- The theme music here is a complete clean copy with no voiceover of what we have titled 'Confidence', as the music is clearly based off the music of the same name from 'The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty' musical from 1964 -- • Confidence . This montage was sourced from a 16mm film print and I color-corrected and re-saturated it using Resolve. I also enhanced, upscaled, and doubled the framerate with Topaz.
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This short montage was used by CBS during the 1967 season at the completion of NFL broadcasts. Credits, corporation logos, and voiceover would be overlaid on top of the montage as it played. You can see the next season's 1968 montage here to get an idea of how this one would've looked -- ruclips.net/video/qVz2Ps-CGA0/видео.htmlsi=Q57QMvYv2rvbezVR&t=4439 -- The theme music here is a complete clean copy with no voiceover of what we have titled 'Confidence', as the music is clearly based off the music of the same name from 'The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty' musical from 1964 -- ruclips.net/video/HsCyiUvjZTQ/видео.html. This montage was sourced from a 16mm film print and I color-corrected and re-saturated it using Resolve. I also enhanced, upscaled, and doubled the framerate with Topaz.
MAN. I think there are at least three versions of the '67 CBS NFL intro--and I've been looking for them since 1967.
AMAZINGLY COOL!
Thank You For Posting!!!
For those of us of a certain age -- best NFL theme music ever! CBS should revive it.
and dump Romo
It would be popular with everyone over 60. Today’s audience would laugh themselves silly if this were used on an NFL broadcast.
Absolutely loved this intro as a 8 or 9 year old still gives me chills 50 something years later
The BEST intro theme EVER!
I have been waiting a LONG time to relive Unitas looking left, then right. Damn......I'm old.
And not one time does he call out... Omaha! Omaha!
I remember this theme so clearly. It’s great to see and hear after all these years.
Wow such great memories! The action, colors, players I remember, and especially the music invokes Sunday afternoons with the really great Browns teams and (usually) a win, then going to the park and playing tackle football with ten friends until dark. One time I am happy to be 65.
Youngster. 😊
Brings back memories of watching football as a young man. Well done Dave!
Not only was this THE identifying theme for a Sunday afternoon, our high school band always stepped onto the field for their pre-game in the early 1970s to "Confidence." Like "The Hockey Song," it became the theme of a sport that belonged to no team or level of play. Everyone shared the understanding that 'Confidence' meant football. As Dave and others pointed out, the 1964 'Secret Life of Walter Mitty' musical never made it to Broadway. Fortunately an off-Brodway production was recorded by Colombia records. (The lyrics to 'Confidence' are rather humorous.) And yet, this up-tempo, music-only version from an otherwise flop musical is stuck in millions of people's heads 60 years later.
Like many others, I too have long looked for a "clean" version of the CBS intro theme from this time period (Confidence) minus any commercial voice over. Getting the video clips as well is a fantastic bonus. I can still name practically every featured football player in the videos. What a great memory! Thanks!
Fantastic, Dave! I love anything that recreates the viewing experience of the late '60s or early '70s, since I'm too young to remember that time. Mid- to late '70s, things start to look familiar. :)
Love it. Childhood Memories
Love this clean copy. As a kid, I remembering the theme running behind line art animation of football action. Also, the original NFL Today open with the drum cadence and the fast shuffling logo cards was even cooler. (Kinda made me want to be a drummer, which I ended up doing!)
I remember this song!!! I was about 11 years old and just started watching Sunday pro football. I had a classmate who invited me over to his house because his family had a COLOR TV set. WOW!! What a difference!! The players suddenly had green grass stains on their uniforms. Their jersey colors were no longer Black and White. It was a whole new world. We didn't get a color TV at our house until early 1969. I have a great appreciation for the music used by NFL Films when showing football highlights the following Saturday.
Whoever is making this channel happen - Dave or someone who saved all his vids before - is a fkn saint.
NFL, keep your damn hands off of this channel. Y'all often display the strategic self-awareness of a cytokine storm.
"Whoever is making this channel happen..." -- well it ain't anyone else but the one and only! I had to take down my old channel back in May 2020, and all the enhanced games I've been posting these last several months weren't even my style back then, so they are definitely NEW and original works, not anything made or re-posted by some copycat.
Nice, man. Hopefully this will be bulletproof.
Mr Volsky, I hereby christen thee Saint David of the Blessed Back Door, may your selfless acts of football worship continue to fill our hearts and eyeballs for years to come. Seriously though, this channel is a true joy. Thanks. @@davevolskysbackdoor5673
There is only one Dave Volsky. Accept no substitutes.
OMG... yes! The "Confidence" theme from '67! The one that starts with "The Duke" and contains the famous "Landry grimace"! Seriously, I was recalling this one nostalgically when I was 13 years old (I was weird like that), and have literally been hoping to see it again for fifty years. One of the first things I ever searched for on the web, that kind of thing.
I realize this is the outro so maybe not the same edit as the open, but still, finally watching it really is a personal milestone, lol. Thank you, Dave!
Hey Jack - glad that you ACTUALLY recall this one and can provide verification for its authenticity! And for all I know this could have also been the intro for '67 as well :)
That Landry grimace--when you saw that on TV, you knew the Cowboys player screwed up big time or a call went against the Cowboys. Brings back fond memories. The NFL Today theme of the 70's was great as well!
Thank you! I’ve been looking for this version of the intro music ever since there’s been a RUclips (with no success, ‘til now).
Outstanding! Glad I wasn't the only one 😄
Used to hum that tune during our backyard football games.
Who didn't? My brother and I used to re-create the slow motion montages, too!
Nostalgia and Reminiscing! Wonderful feeling. Thanks Dave.
I know it's the "outro", but it's the same song as the opening theme to games. At th end I was ready to hear Frank Glieber say, "From the shores of Lake Erie, we're at Cleveland's Municipal Stadium for today's game between the Browns and ..."
Ray Scott “ A cold day here In Lambeau Field for the game between Vince Lombardi ‘s Grren Bay Packers and … “
That brings back so many great memories of my childhood! Thanks!
Nice to see actual game action. Now all we seem to get in intros is animated robots or players celebrating.
Love it love it takes me back to my childhood!!!! Thanks for posting!!!!!!
I'm 68 years old. I just purchased "The Duke" football at a huge garage sale. It's the very same ball that that center is holding, very briefly in the beginning of this video.
Love your stuff Dave.
Ahhhh 13 years old, Sunday after Mass..... just hearing this music started calls around the neighborhood for football in the cemetery. Yes, cemetery. No stones, wide open grass. Now, it is FULL up with graves. Thanks for the memory Dave.
How on Earth did you find this?!? I have never ever forgotten that theme. The only thing I wish could be found is the actual footage that went along with the theme (perhaps this is a different iteration by CBS?) - only because my brother and I always had our favorite part where some QB is getting forearmed (legal then) by some defensive player. We would mimic it in slow motion. Thx Dave. Great work to find this gem.
Dean, this was the film montage they used in '67. Perhaps you're thinking of the 1968 version and the hit on Don Meredith? Here is a link to that clip -- ruclips.net/video/qVz2Ps-CGA0/видео.htmlsi=vnVFOMyfd5zrYNek&t=4498
The definition of the 'good old days'
My friends and I, playing backyard tackle football, would all begin our games by humming the CBS NFL theme. We definitely were weird lityle 8 and 9 year old kids!
Music from Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Song is Confidence.
"Say, that music's swell." -1967 guy
Good Memories Thanks.
I started watching regularly in 1970. But I recall the chiefs Vikings super bowl and all that came later of course
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. I knew this intro would find its way to you tube. Thanks. Ah the good ol days.
Terrific work
This is the best.
Love this - and your other videos. Hope you can also locate the NFL on CBS intro music from 1962-64. Same music was used for CBS college football in 1962-63. I recall that it was great
NFL football in slow motion is the best you can see just how tough you must be to play football
What size yellow HOF jacket do you wear Dave...?
Was alive but didn't remember that outcue..enjoyed the Ken Willard run..🕊
Love this!
@davevolskysbackdoor5673- sir, that you posted this, is a sign of providence! I have been searching for this intro/outro montage for YEARS online, and you have posted it! I fondly remember this intro/outro because I went to a neighbor's house every Sunday to play with their grandchildren, the few kids my age I spent time with other than a few at elementary school. Grandpa would dutifully have the Cleveland Browns game on every Sunday, and so I have a deep burned memory of this.
I know it would be greedy to ask, but does the Marching Band bum bum, bum bum, bum bum, bum-bum-bum bum ,whistle sound, ticket torn intro companion exist at all anywhere? Can you dig up that from some dungeon like archive? Thanks a million!
That ticket-tear intro is here at the beginning of the Super Bowl IV broadcast which I recently enhanced -- ruclips.net/video/y7VnLWgxk7c/видео.htmlsi=sI9WddhfQQ5JlKCr&t=1782
Combine that with the legendary voice of John Facenda - THAT is NFL football .
I have to ask Mr. Volsky - where were you when I was teaching high school? I was looking for this music without the voiceover for years! (I could have used it in some lessons I put together.) 😉
One vivid memory from that time were the, "You Make the Call" commercials. Have you found any of those while mining NFL gold?
I believe they were called 'The Big Play' back then
Whoever selected the clips for the montage sure liked the Baltimore Colts, didn't they?
Hey Dave, do you have the theme for The NFL on CBS pre-game show (1974).
Jackie Smith didn't drop that pass.
CONFIDENCE-Love the clean copy, going to make it my ringtone!
Question- do the Topaz and Resolve programs you use to create these gems require advanced skill? There are some non football vids I like to try my hand cleaning up, e.g. the classic 1978 Yankees Red Sox playoff game, which has been out there for years but in a decidedly washed out print.
Topaz is pretty straightforward. Resolve is more advanced, especially in the color-grading. Still there are auto modes which can sometimes get you close to what you want. Resolve has a FREE version (that's what I use and it does 98% of what the paid version does) which you could download right now and work on -- www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve. Topaz has a free trial, which I don't know if it is limited time or not, but it leaves a big watermark on the end result. Still, it would help you see what can be done -- www.topazlabs.com/topaz-video-ai
Excellent, Dave!
Now do you have the one from next year that finishes with Bob Hayes crossing the goal line on a punt return, with two officials signaling “Touchdown”?
(Even back then, CBS was striving to become the ‘Cowboys Broadcasting System’.)
Not in full form, but I did link to the actual broadcast copy that I enhanced a few months back in my pinned comment.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 Missed the link--thanks. Back in the day, the Steelers were so bad that I had to be a Cowboys fan.
"Executive Producer Howard Reifsnyder"...
ALl tight ends there at the beginning: Jackie Smith, John Mackey, Mike Ditka.
THAT'S IT, loved that theme, but wrong opening.
This was the intro/outro they used for the 1967 season.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 I' m sure, I remember this one.
Might have to go back to 65, use to show Johnny Unitas*Bart Starr, tough to explain.
Outstanding work, on your part, those were the good old days.
I use to enjoy the highlight shows with that great music and John Facenda narrating.
What season CBS last used the “Confidence” theme?
At least through 1973. The 1973 NFC Championship broadcast intro uses a version of it
Super Bowl VIII was the last time CBS used this time. In 1974, CBS went with a live wraparound and a totally different theme. Jack Whitaker and Lee Leonard hosted the presentation. In 1975, CBS revived the NFL Today pre game and brought on Brent Musburger, Irv Cross and Phyllis George to host.
at :26 DITKA!!!!
This music was played on Saturday afternoons for NFL's Countdown to Kickoff.
Back when we were a proper country.
0:51 - Would this kind of tackle probably be a major penalty in today's NFL?
0:56 - A frustrated Tom Landry.
That tackle would be right on the borderline of unnecessary roughness. It would probably depend on the official.
That shot of Landry is, I believe, from the 1966 NFL Championship when Don Meredith threw the game-ending interception on the 2-yard line.
@@GeorgeDamon Actually I'm pretty sure that shot of Landry isn't after the interception, as no other Cowboys are reacting. Instead I believe it was 3 plays earlier when the Cowboys had the ball on the Packer 1-yard line, 2nd and goal, and Meredith threw an incomplete pass to Norman and Dallas was penalized for being offsides, moving them back to the 6. Landry knew that was huge, and sure enough Dallas didn't gain another yard on the final three plays.
I misspoke about the 'not gaining another yard' - Dallas did indeed gain 4 yards on third down on a pass to Norman. I just checked the 'One Big Play' 1966 Championship film and that Landry grimace actually has sideline audio associated with it, and both Landry and another player do indeed mention 'offsides' during this shot, so it definitely occurred after that.
@@davevolskysbackdoor5673 OK, thanks for the information. I was going to check on that myself. The associated audio does, indeed, pin it down, which is a good thing since, as you know, NFLF often used clips out of context if it "told the story better". It's probably my one big beef with the way NFLF put their shows together back then.
The first film I think where the 'revisionist' aspect occurred was the Super Bowl III Facenda film 2 years later, which Steve Sabol had full control over. On the 'Big Play' film he is only listed as Technical Director. Steve is the one that introduced the more artistic and alternate reality angles to the films when he got behind the wheel.
49ers running back name Willard as number 40
Then Pat Summeral and Tom Brookshire would do the pregame
Dave Kopay 0:39-0:44
When the NFL was just football. no taylor swift or usher or any of that bullshit. great men back then. I was in my teens back then. All I remember was great football. no hype. no trash talk. the nfl is gone. it’s now shit. like what comes out of an elephant’s ass. the face of disgust by Tom Landry is from the 1966 NFL Championship game at the Cotton bowl when Don Meredith was intercepted by the Packers in the end zone to clinch the title.
Actually that Landry grimace is from a couple plays prior when Cowboy offensive lineman Jim Boeke was offsides on second down at the 1-yard line, which then moved Dallas back to the 6.
Very noisy. Shades of the STAR WARS theme. Military vibe. Brave Men wearing Logo Helmets.
Yup I remember it clear as a bell. Before the NFL and AFL merger. Ray Scott, Frank Gifford, and Pat Summeral. ALL ON CBS.
As good as it got. Way, way better than the S.H.*T. that they show us today.