I really liked the one where she is dressed in white.But, still liked them all..I was in 9th grade..In homeroom all they were talking about was "Movin with Nancy"..Students loved it...
Royal Crown was always something of an also-ran in the cola wars, but it was far more popular then, to be sure. RC's diet entry, Diet Rite, was a formidable challenger to the offerings of the other two major soft drink companies, Diet Pepsi and Tab (Coke's entry, long before Diet Coke arrived). Diet Rite had a 5-year head start in the market over the other two, which probably contributed to its success, with sales that occasionally surpassed Tab and Diet Pepsi.
A catchy tune that's emblematic of the "Swingin' Sixties." 1960s television commercials were fun. Popular music was often used in advertising. Herb Alpert's "Mexican Shuffle" was theme music for Clark's Teaberry Gum (remember the "Teaberry Shuffle"?). " No Matter What Shape" by the T-Bones was theme music for Alka-Seltzer commercials. The Brass Ring's "The Dis-Advantages of You" was theme music for Benson & Hedges cigarette commercials. The nostalgia is killing me!
I love these 1960's retro commercials! Nancy Sinatra was hot in her day and she's got some great cat moves on stage. This commercial jingle has got a hip beat to it....RC Cola is very good! Shake the cola drag! It's a mad mad mad mad cola!!
I was so intrigued when I saw this ad the first time, years ago, with that BIG champagne glass full of cola on ice, that I drank it that way for some time after. It was quite decadent (oh but I used Coke® and not Royal Crown®, don't tell...)
Yes - I saw both of these when they were first shown on TV in the ‘60s, and remember them both, and now that you mention it, they DO have a certain resemblance.
I picked up a 12-pack at the Fred Meyer in Lynnwood Wa three days ago. They've gone from a very modern, almost "EXTREME" can style to a retro, 70s style. Even reviving the slogan "Me and My RC". I only wish they'd gone the whole nine yards and given the cans real pull tabs. *I'm sure they didn't because it's one stupid kid swallowing it, and they're up to their eyeballs in lawsuits.
0:06 Nancy Sinatra An RC Cola commercial becomes Royal Crown Cola in over mad overload from "Mad Mad Mad Cola" our me in a strongest with taste of "Mad Mad Mad Taste" like an our taste of a cola with strongest and better then pretty man but "Mad Mad Mad Cola" and "Mad Mad Mad Taste" from Aussie commercial (1968)
This is definitely the music and lyrics I remember for RC Cola, but I think that it was an outside group dancing commercial with Raquel Welch. I was a little kid in Chicago at the time. Must have been before she became famous.
Nancy I am making a video for my friend who is turning 60 we used to dance to this commercial. I would love to use this footage for her video. You are awesome and this brings back so many memories.
If you are going to be a shill, it's best to sell out in style as she did here. I think it's fine as long as the endorsement is genuine. Too bad RC hasn't been able to match Coke or Pepsi in the modern market.
That sexy commercial aired in 1968. I saw it in 1968, and it has stayed in my head ever since.
Wow, how ‘60s can you get? Not enough for me. 👍 great memories. ❤️
I really liked the one where she is dressed in white.But, still liked them all..I was in 9th grade..In homeroom all they were talking about was "Movin with Nancy"..Students loved it...
I watched "Movin' With Nancy" when it was first broadcast.
Those eyes❤
Royal Crown was always something of an also-ran in the cola wars, but it was far more popular then, to be sure. RC's diet entry, Diet Rite, was a formidable challenger to the offerings of the other two major soft drink companies, Diet Pepsi and Tab (Coke's entry, long before Diet Coke arrived). Diet Rite had a 5-year head start in the market over the other two, which probably contributed to its success, with sales that occasionally surpassed Tab and Diet Pepsi.
A catchy tune that's emblematic of the "Swingin' Sixties."
1960s television commercials were fun. Popular music was often used in advertising. Herb Alpert's "Mexican Shuffle" was theme music for Clark's Teaberry Gum (remember the "Teaberry Shuffle"?). " No Matter What Shape" by the T-Bones was theme music for Alka-Seltzer commercials. The Brass Ring's "The Dis-Advantages of You" was theme music for Benson & Hedges cigarette commercials.
The nostalgia is killing me!
What a shitty commercial
I loved the Clark's gum commercials. And the gum tasted good too. I remember The Teaberry Shuffle
"It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Cola" starring Jonathan Winters, Buddy Hackett and many others!
I drink RC all the time and I've never seen that happen. You might have had a bad batch.
I loved her in the 60s when I was a kid, I still love her.
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Sure, only creeps keep loving. 🙄
I love these 1960's retro commercials! Nancy Sinatra was hot in her day and she's got some great cat moves on stage. This commercial jingle has got a hip beat to it....RC Cola is very good! Shake the cola drag! It's a mad mad mad mad cola!!
Now I want to drink cola from a goblet. Fancy Nancy!
This is kinda catchy!😊
Why isn’t Crown Royal served with RC and called a CRC
awesome
Joey Heatherton did a few RC Cola commercials. Hope someone digs these up. So fun!
I was so intrigued when I saw this ad the first time, years ago, with that BIG champagne glass full of cola on ice, that I drank it that way for some time after. It was quite decadent (oh but I used Coke® and not Royal Crown®, don't tell...)
My local Walmart has RC Cola so I do buy it once in awhile, as a 'treat.' It's become a cult food item, like Booberry cereal.
Ah yes! Finally, a RUclips commercial that brings me back to my childhood!
I remember this jingle, from the time (1967).
FAB !!!!!!!!
Why does this remind me of Leonard Nimoy's Bilbo Baggins video?
Yes - I saw both of these when they were first shown on TV in the ‘60s, and remember them both, and now that you mention it, they DO have a certain resemblance.
My favorite has always been RC Cola! It tastes better than Pepsi or Coke. I only allow myself though, as a treat, every once in a while.
Tom Seaver and Pam Austin did a similar commercial in 1969 using the same song with Seaver and Pam walking on top of the Met dugout
RC is my fav but it's hard to find ...
Do they still produce RC Cola? I enjoyed it years ago, but I haven't noticed it around in a long time. I remember this jingle.
ftsjr I think this video's description makes the answer to that question pretty clear.
but here in the Philippines RC Cola was there
ftsjr yes they do well in my city the do
theyre usually in gas stations or grocery stores around alabama
q gas always has some in cans and bottles
I picked up a 12-pack at the Fred Meyer in Lynnwood Wa three days ago. They've gone from a very modern, almost "EXTREME" can style to a retro, 70s style. Even reviving the slogan "Me and My RC". I only wish they'd gone the whole nine yards and given the cans real pull tabs.
*I'm sure they didn't because it's one stupid kid swallowing it, and they're up to their eyeballs in lawsuits.
Originally seen during her "Movin' With Nancy" special, sponsored by Royal Crown [December 11, 1967].
lol - I remember this from when I was about eight years old. I didn't know what "mad" meant other than angry. Kept thinking - why's that cola mad?
It's hooking on to the popular movie "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World".
wow its been 50 years
No thanks. I prefer my cola a little less... angry
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Nancy Sinatra
An RC Cola commercial becomes Royal Crown Cola in over mad overload from "Mad Mad Mad Cola" our me in a strongest with taste of "Mad Mad Mad Taste" like an our taste of a cola with strongest and better then pretty man but "Mad Mad Mad Cola" and "Mad Mad Mad Taste" from Aussie commercial (1968)
Gotta love a flugelhorn.
This is definitely the music and lyrics I remember for RC Cola, but I think that it was an outside group dancing commercial with Raquel Welch. I was a little kid in Chicago at the time. Must have been before she became famous.
Me when I watch the commercial: this is not that bad.😊 Me after I watch the commercial: 😐 yeah I’m not watching this anymore….
2 straws 1 bottle & Nancy. I'm simply mad for her.
Still mad about nancy and rc
Nancy I am making a video for my friend who is turning 60 we used to dance to this commercial. I would love to use this footage for her video. You are awesome and this brings back so many memories.
Nancy does a Coca cola commercial too.
I don’t remember this ridiculous commercial
If you are going to be a shill, it's best to sell out in style as she did here. I think it's fine as long as the endorsement is genuine. Too bad RC hasn't been able to match Coke or Pepsi in the modern market.
that was a terrible jingle, lol.