ABC/NBC/CBS 1974/5 Various Commercials
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- ABC/NBC/CBS 1974/5 Various Commercials all tapes are cleaned and baked before transfer. please keep in mind the quality Matters on condition of machines and how they were recorded plus tape stock Used. Also Many of These Recordings were Recorded Off Rabbit Ear Antenna, s Not Cable Tv Yet
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24:10 This Pepsi jingle starts with the voice of Lesley Miller, then at 24:17 you start hearing Melissa Manchester.
0:09 Len Gochman on the voice-over for the Buick Skyhawk. One of the best v/o artists ever.
7:28 Eddie Barth, who voiced this famous tagline: "Lite Beer from Miller. Everything you ever wanted in a beer. And less."
1:40 Michael Bell on the voice-over for Rexall. A great v/o talent.
10:58 Karl Weber on the v/o for Alka-Seltzer. An actor who became an outstanding commercial announcer.
10:41 - Leonard Stone and Marvin Kaplan
2:10 - George Raft, Joe Louis and Andy Devine for Weldwood paneling.
4:12 - Petula Clark for Burlington.
25:09 - Eve Arden, of "Our Miss Brooks" fame among many others, for Imperial margarine.
Mort Marshall (aka the "Trix Rabbit", among others) as "Mr. Krab".
12:13 Shelley Hack for Noxzema
Mandel Kramer for Mustang II @ 2:43.
20:45 Penny Robinson for Soft & Dri
ANGELA CARTWRIGHT.
Toyota Corona at 25:37. Long forgotten car, but was the breakthrough mainstream car for Toyota in the U.S.
17:49 must have vintage radio tape deck!!
Thanks! This is fantastic!
17:26 Deborah Raffin for Love's Fresh Lemon
19:11 Lloyd Bridges for Fiat
25:35 Telly Savalas for Toyota
8:01 Mary Jo Catlett for AMC Gremlin.
@@luisreyes1963 The voice of Mrs. Puff, Spongebob's long-suffering driving teacher.
33:15 The Shirley MacLaine promo aired on Sun. 11/24/74 on CBS/KNXT-2.
Couldn't be from 1978. CBS promos had a much different look then, plus the rest of the commercials are from 1974.
@@StudioZ7 - it is from 1974, that's just a typo he had there.
I realize it's easy to find when a particular show aired, but I have no idea how anyone could figure out exactly when a commercial promoting that show aired - it could have been almost anytime in the preceding week.
@@ThamiumOne Oops, I fixed it. I meant 1974. It appeared the promo was aired following a brief second of the Barnaby Jones episode the Sunday before the special aired.
19:50 These breaks from ABC In Concert are from Fri. 6/21/74
16:35 Ann Williams for Leggs
When I was seventeen I found myself alone with Rhonda Fleming in a London flat. This was 1981.
Re the American Tourister ad: At least if that guy falls off the wire, he can use one of those suitcases as a flotation device. Just being practical here...
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three tv spot at 10:10
@ 6:25 - Vic Perrin on the voice-over
The $100,000 bar is now the 100 Grand candy bar made by Ferrara Pan Candy.
@ 17:49 - Charles Aidman on the voice-over??
31:11 Jed Allan for Pontiac
01:40 - Rexall Cough & Cold Centre - with Pat Paulson
02:09 - Weldwood - with George Raft, Joe Louis, and Andy Devine
17:16 - Love's Fresh Lemon - voiceover by Marvin Kaplan
19:51 - Hoffy - with Pat Boone
Great catch on the Marvin Kaplan v/o.
And Marvin in the flesh @ 10:42
Oddly enough, the "Love's Fresh Lemon" announcer at 17:15 is also one of the Alka Seltzer actors at 10:40, Marvin Kaplan. But he was a really big voice actor, so that isn't so surprising.
The one who confuses me is the comedy actress in the first Gremlin commercial at 7:25. I know her voice, but I can't name her.
7:28 the guy is Eddie Barth, who voiced this famous tagline: "Lite Beer from Miller. Everything you ever wanted in a beer. And less." The actress with the Goldie Hawn voice, though, remains a mystery.
Whoever she is, she's doing a great impression of Judy Holiday.
@@brentmann2988 I never realized it was Eddie Barth doing that slogan.
@@Oppeldeldoc1 He made a few bucks from that tagline over the years. :)
@@OofusTwillip Good one! LOL on Judy Holiday.
That $100,000 bar jingle sounds like it was written in the style of "The Shape Your Stomach's In." The original version of The Taking of Pelham 123 was miles better than the remake of a few years ago.
Hey I think the kid in the Pit Change Charger toy commercial was the kid who played the kid version of Woody Allen in Annie Hall.
That was Seth Green, was a bit early for him I think.
Where can we find the Saturday Night Live episodes?
where can we find the whole concert ?
A much better watermark.
Really??
Better than what? It's the exact same one it's been.
@@ThamiumOne I’m starting to think I was seeing things earlier. I think you’re right.
Detroit scrambles to meet the reality of the energy crisis.
Were you supposed to ride a bike while carrying the big boom box? See 17:53, then 18:00 . Or is that it in the front basket at 18:16 ?
@6:25 sounds like the entire DNC is following his lead for 2024.
Dumbasses infesting everything with their political opinions...