THE SOUND OF MUZAK - 60's & 70's NOSTALGIA
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Muzak is an American brand of background music played in retail stores and other public establishments. The name has been in use since 1934, and has been owned by a division or subsidiary of another company ever since. In 1981, Westinghouse bought the company and ran it until selling it to the Fields Company of Chicago, publishers of the Chicago Sun-Times, on September 8, 1986. Formerly owned by Muzak Holdings, the brand was purchased in 2011 by Mood Media in a deal worth US$345 million. Muzak was based in various Seattle, Washington locations from 1986 to 1999, after which it moved its headquarters to South Carolina in 2000.
The word Muzak has been a registered trademark since December 21, 1954, of Muzak LLC, although it dominated the market for so many years that the term is often used (especially when used with lowercase spelling) as a generic term for all background music. The term Muzak is - at least in the United States - often used for most forms of background music, regardless of its source. It may also be referred to as "elevator music" or "lift music". Though Muzak Holdings was for many years the best-known supplier of background music, and is commonly associated with elevator music, the company itself did not supply music to elevators. Since 1997, Muzak has used original artists for its music, except on its Environmental channel. 
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I'm french, but I always dreamed of living in an american seventies film or TV series :) I never get tired of watching episodes of "Starsky and Hutch" or "Charlie's Angels" (even the "Love Boat" LOL) for the light, the music, the people, the fashion, and the scripts with always a happy ending and the heroes laughing :) All of this (was) is soooooooooooooo cool :) I can't take a time machine to go to America in the past, but I would like my life to have a soundtrack made by Lalo Schifrin :)
Naw, you French could never tolerate the kind of food they served on the Love Boat. No wine, no mineral water, frozen 'Chicken Fricassée' heated up in a microwave, red hot on the outside, still cold on the inside, and refried beans.
Campbells soup, peas & carrots stored in giant tin drums, sloppy joe's, "Stoffer's delish fish dish", apple pie for dessert that tastes like a gooey sticky mess of synthetic ingredients.
Children with sticky fingers running around the tables, eating and talking with their mouths open. I'll stop here because you've already, no doubt, vomited up your entire stomach. I don't want to give you the dry heaves. I'm stopping here in the interests of maintaining good Franco-American relations.
Now Paris, back in the 1920-1938 period, THAT would have been a really great time-machine destination. As long as you were rich. Over on the SS Normandie, returning later, on the RMS Queen Mary.
that's what I said and I'm french too
@@dianadoos1944 Oh that's cool je n'avais pas vu votre commentaire ;) En tout cas vive la double nostalgie : avant et ailleurs ! :)
Can't believe you guys deleted my comment. Cowards!
I may be born in 2000 but I love this type of music. I can feel the vibe even though I've never been around that decade. I was born in the wrong time but I'm glad that I can find them here. :)
I was one of the very few kids who liked easy listening music. Whether at the Sweden House Smorgasbord, Kmart, Publix or Woolco it was everywhere. Then in the 1980's it disappeared.
I Turned 65 today..listening and seeing this pics made me feel wonderful, grateful and happy☺️
Happy Birthday! 🎂
@@stufferwhite Thank you😊
Happy birthday, Wanda!
@@GeorgeWTush Thank you😊
Happy belated birthday 🎈🎂
I’m listening to this in January 2024. It’s relaxing and reminds me of a time when I was young and didn’t have a care in the world. Everything was new and exciting for me back then.
How nice ~
I'm 54... feeling a sense of nostalgia... I remember doctors offices and 🛗 elevators... and when you were on phone ☎️ hold with a business... and late night when the local TV stations had "technical difficulties"... they would have a "Please stand by" sign and play this style Muzak...
Im a child of the seventies. Throughout my life, i've always hated what is called elevator music or grocery store music. Now that things are so crappy in our country. I suddenly miss this music. A lot of people used to be so easy going.😔
Since social media, everyone suddenly found reasons to complain or start a fight about anything. The word trigger is overused now. People back then were probably complaining as much too or getting "triggered" but it wasnt in your face or announced everyday as much as now. Its exhausting.
I am deeply offended...
By my inability to invent time travel.
@@blossom0192no. People were rarely triggered back then.
You and me both. I didn't hate "elevator music' but it was a bit tacky. Still, I seem to like it now, brings back the times when things were more sane.
I tell people the worst thing about living in the future is the music...Sometimes I can't wait to get out of the grocery store. Every song these days sounds like Justin Bieber or some Justin Bieber type clone. Most of it is just so incredibly vapid and soulless. And it seems to be everywhere...
Better times back then. People actually communicated face to face and used their minds to figure things out. I miss writing letters to my grandparents then watching the mailbox for their reply letter a couple weeks later. Way better music too. Everything was real and from the heart.
so let's start a pen pal ring. my kids did this a couple years ago when we joined a home school group. we found pen pals from all over the world. coordinated by the parents of course, no funny business... theirs was in england. they had fun writing letters and sending little care packages to each other. other friends sent postcards.
even when the internet was just beginning to heat up in the 90s with AOL instant messengers and "you got mail!" i still got a huge kick out of sending and receiving letters from friends i'd met online. i am still friends with one of those persons all these years later. It was good practice for when my two best friends moved away to the other side of the country.
it's not perfect but the mail system still works. just pick someone and send them a note :) they will probably be tickled pink to see it.
Nobody gives a damn if you write them a letter anymore everybody ignores their mail too
You’re confusing nostalgia for “better times”. It’s likely YOUTH you miss. To be sure we lived during fat times (post war)…where our parents had to work REAL HARD to not buy a house.
I will sometimes use my phone to call a friend in Europe while cruising down the freeway at 80 mph at 2:00 in the morning while my car drives itself. It means nothing anymore because it’s mundane. Then, I’ll stop and recharge my car and use my dashboard microwave to heat my coffee. Stupid…but NOT TOO BAD!
Even the bad was real even that today is so fake and social media driven.
In the 70's Mom and Dad worked late night shifts. Dad would cut the boring Muzak on to keep my brother and I company until they got home. Now at 54, I'm loving this music. My kids, maybe not so much, lol.
This music brings back the childhood I never had
I truly wish that department stores (what's left of them anyway) would still play music like this rather than the same music I can hear on the normal FM stations. I think it just adds a more pleasurable ambiance to the whole shopping experience, which is pretty much dull and mundane thanks to everyone being in my way due to their paying more attention to their smartphones instead of where they are going.
40:45. YES!! The sunken living room needs to make a comeback. I'd love to crawl in and live in that pic.
That living room is from Mad Men. That was Don and Megan Draper's apartment. Seasons 5 through 7.
It's a sin that many have been destroyed.
So many people have been hurt falling into these “sunk” living rooms nowadays ! Seemed so groovy to do back then. Along with the waterbeds & lawn darts.
I really hope not.
They are actually dangerous.
Sunken living rooms only made sense for "grooving in", if you were a cool enough pickup artist to fill the sunken part up with stewardesses and cocktail waitresses. You'd gotta be an astronaut like Roger Healy, or a ski instructor, test pilot, life guard, rock star, game show host, ad man, or a hippie cult leader.
Its a well known, scientific fact that 85% of sunken living rooms constructed were owned by assistant district supermarket managers, and junior high school gym teachers. And any chicks that ended up there were divorced moms with BDP, or underaged runaways.
Now as an adult I love this type of music
I feel like I'm in a Kmart in the 1980s listening to this music. Frank hasn't replaced the tape in 20 years.
you have no idea how lucky as human to have experienced this.. In france in supermarket nowadays, you have the most horrible music of universe...
Mgrs son, no doubt
@X-Ray.Romanoraisin soda? Sounds interesting
It would be so calming to hear music like this in stores.
I love this music! I was born in the 60’s and feel very comfortable when I hear this. Ahh, too much time has passed.
I know what you mean😮💨
I listen to this genre of music every time I have work to do, its so relaxing, and lecturers and staff love it too at my university.
That opening "CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION" is fantastic! Great memories!
The ending is even better. the Alka-Seltzer add. No way you could play that jingle today...." Relief is just a swallow away"....so said every guy begging for a BJ 😂😂
The Miller beer commercial wasn’t to bad either.
It means Christmas to me -- regular TV preempted by all the Christmas Special cartoons.
@@junkboxxxxxx I think of the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and Christmas specials.
Ahh this music bring joy to my heart ❤❤❤
Days before social media destroyed civilization, this era was much happier time. 😁
I liked your comment but RUclips is social media….
@@JayFreeburn
As with anything, depends on point of view..
No one has a stupid cellphone in their hand and they were more content and social.
Yes I agree with you but as much as we need technology for most things today and it does help us, it also takes something away from us. There's something to be said about doing things on your own and using your brain to figure things out. I time we will probably never see again so glad I was able to experience those days.
Except for YT sans shorts, I practice social media distancing. I do not and will not have Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (cuz I'm not a twit). Oh, and I especially hate Pinterest. At age 14 I loved this kind of music. I couldn't stand the rock music (noise?) my peers were listening to. Maybe Trump's MAGA will include going back to this music.
When most people think of the 60s and 70s, they think of hippies, folk music, and the psychodelic new age culture. But videos like yours remind us how chic, swanky, and posh it could be back then.
It was that way in more places. You could find 60's grunge, but you had to look for it.
That's because it is promoted in nostalgia, but that was not most of life.
Those "most people" did not live in the 70s..... they are just fed those clichés and swallow them. Poor sods.
So true, similar to people thinking the 1950's was all "rock and roll" far from it, heaps of highly crafted and beautiful Light music was very popular.
This is better than 99% of modern commercial music...
Adding the "CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION" earned a LIKE all by itself.
No kidding, right? That made me feel 7! Snoopy's on!!
It has a charm all it's own! =D
A fun time to be around then and now hearing the music. Clean air, clean streets, great fashions,great food and fun times. A time gone by and missed so much.
Listening to this is bringing much relaxation. I suffer from migraines and cluster headaches. Nice to be able to go back in time, if only in memories.
It's the sound of going shopping with Mom and Dad in the early to mid 70s, which sis and I did. Saturday was a ritual. First, the Jr. Varsity off Lindbergh Avenue (Atlanta) for chili dogs and homemade onion rings par excellence and then to the adjacent KMart, which had two levels and so big metal escalators. Dad would depart for sporting goods while mom looked at fabric or home goods. Sis and I often hid in the round dress racks. We'd run to the Blue Light Special to see if it was worth gawking at. There would sometimes be a cherry/Coke swirl Slushie or popcorn on the way out. These were the happiest times of my life.
Awesome, I’m from the west side ATL and the story was similar except the magic happened on Friday nights and then up early next morning with moms biggest bowl ready for cartoons and cereal. So glad to have that experience and memories 😅
I'm from Atlanta too (Marietta)! I totally remember the blue light special and playing inside the round racks!! So much fun.
Born in the early 60s, this is how it was folks, happy, easy going, no SM, a LIFE!
Loved the A&P as a kid.Grabbing a big pickle out of the barrel. Watching the cashier grinding the 8 o’clock coffee beans loved the smell.Then as we left if we were good got a big gum ball from the machines.Those days will never come back it’s a shame.😢
Im the owner of a little grocery store, and the only music i play in it it came from 50 60 70s, im in love woth the 50s so indecided to keep it with this old fashion, and all the people that came in talk like this comment section looking at the screen i placed with all those kind of images going with it ... Thank to all of u that are making thise kind of videos ❤❤
Good idea.
This made me remember a beautiful lost world. 😢
My childhood in the 1970s was so fun. My parents ( still alive are in their 70s) made sure. Family times! Before Beyonce, Kardashians and the internet infected us. 😏
Yes to the last part, even though I was born later lol.
I chucked my family off a bridge,im in folsom prison right now
and of course mainstream radio with contemporary trends that are rubbish!
Happy music, happier times... Anybody have a time machine? Guess I'll just have to dream. Thanks for this slice of wonderfulness!
Did you find that time machine? Would like to hop in if there's a free seat.
@X-Ray.Romano Actually, they'll probably have a kind of artificial time machine in the future. They'll make video games more and more realistic until it becomes super realistic VR where you wear a body suit.
Later they'll access your brain directly, controlling your 5 senses the same way digital signals control your TV picture. You'll hook yourself up to a VR pod which'll provide an experience indistinguishable from real reality.
I would love going to Grandmas and turning on the radio that had public radio playing easy listening, laying down on the couch in the summer sun, and listening and falling asleep to this type of music. Great memories
Just finishing up highschool and these are by far my favourite sorts of music to put on while studying. Just gets me in such a good relaxed mood !!
These guys had to nail it in the sessions.
At around 14:40 this music sounds really similar to some of the episodes of Columbo I used to watch years ago.🤔
Although I was born in the 70's, this is all so familiar and comforting. I listen to these playlists while working or traveling in the airport, and they keep things so calm.
Funny how none of us liked this stuff when we experienced it but as we age we long for a simpler time. Our parents were healthy and young and we played. B grateful for this new now.
So happy I caught part of the 70's as a kid. Fond memories!
This makes me happy and sad because it reminds me of my childhood but it’s sad because I can’t ever get those days back 😢
@@jasonfinnen4716 Some video game manufacturer ought to create a "1970s Simulator". YOu just walk around in the game, scoring grass and telling squares to mellow-out. You can take screen shots of your game experience, but you gotta pick them up at a simulated Fotomat booth.
I love the 60s and 70s. This is how I remember it. It was a wonderful time to be alive. If you say any different you weren't there.
Yeah, I remember it taking a year or two to realize that things had changed for the worse, which was a real bummer.
I agree with you one hundred percent .
You only think it was good back then because when you were young, you were ignorant of reality. Go to bed, Grandpa.
But reality wasn't ignorant of you that's why bad things could and did happen to kids that's what made the good moments so nice and warm.
What a grand set of tunes!
The sky was bluer, the grass was greener, the air was purer, everything had a certain charming simplicity and life went by without rushing... Gosh, how I miss those years!
You are not alone my friend
You live in a fantasy of your own construction. The air wasn’t “purer”. The grass and sky were the same hues. Everyone thinks fond of the past developmental years as simple but it was just as complicated then as it is now.
A child born in 2002 will think exactly the same of that decade from 2004 to 2010 would have been the best time ever
@@opinionday0079 not quite. All you have to do is read comments from young kids that say they wish they would have been born in a different era
@@matthewgaines10 Well, they're just opinions: everyone has them, we have to respect them, even if we don't agree with them. And as they say here in Portugal, "siga p'ra bingo!"
I was born in '77, and while I'm not like 'this was before this and that etc etc,' HOWEVER, it reminds me of going to Montgomery Ward's or any store with my favourite aunt, whose been gone 17 years.
While this music didn't play at her and my uncle's house, it brings me back there. I miss them every day, and this is a nice little thing here that brings me back. Thank you.
That one street near the end- it was a beautiful one. The houses reminded me of the ones in my neighborhood in the late 60's, early 70's.
Ahh, the Avacado Green kitchen with the Harvest Gold wall phone.
My goodness!
We had the opposite. A yellow kitchen with avocado green appliances and phone.
Didn't see a phone in that pic...?
Downtown Montréal. I was born and raised there. ❤
I tell you some things never go away....see that kitchen at 38:20, well the first house my partner and I bought 15yrs ago was a wreck which we rebuilt and it ended up with that exact same kitchen cabinets but in yellow instead of green. We were skint and someone offered them to us for free. Well not for free, my father agreed to do a small painting job for the woman who had them. He also removed them from her house and installed them in ours.
Anyway, the year was 2008 and we had that kitchen. Go into old peoples homes and I promise you you will still come across these old kitchens. They may not have been pretty but my god they were built to LAST!
Made me feel like a little boy all over again.
Man this just feels so optimistic and cheerful!
perfect for the shopper, spend spend spend hahaha, i agree though its lovely
The subliminal messaging is still intact and viable. I feel good.
@@RyshusMojo1 I wonder what messages are in there if any
It's nice to have RUclips to help remember the better times.
I'm enjoying this as I do housework. Handwashing dishes at my kitchen sink...
This also takes me back to the rare times we would eat at Shoney's... The sweating glasses of water sitting near your silverware as you waited for the real food!! ❤❤
That thumb nail picture looks so peaceful,clean roads,no traffic and a beautiful blue sky the sixties look like the best time to live with cool music on the AM radio.
Montreal skyline!
Social trust and cohesion.
@@LuckyLarry33 I'm from the 70s. Trust me, man, everyone heres on the make. They're all lookn to score, you dig? No, we don't got roofies yet, but we do got chloroform, and chloral hydrate drops.
LOL. Love that CBS opening. Grew up with that in the 70s. I still remember how some apartment building elevators used to play Muzak all day long even in the main lobby too. It was pleasant even for a kid. But my humble building didn't have any Muzak. Just the occasional aroma of someone's cooking wafting in the hallways. Anyway, can't go home without a time machine. Remember that.
We grew up alike. Yes, there were elevators with Muzak, and even dentist offices. Our little brick, four-unit, 1920s apartment building in Atlanta had no Muzak but it did have the wonderful cooking smells. That building was razed about ten years ago for a McMansion but they can't take away my memories.
I want this music played at my funeral.
Uh......why not enjoy it BEFORE you get there?
@@johnflechas6315 He didn't say he wouldn't enjoy it before his funeral, too! He probably has, since he came to this video page. I like it now and I want it then, too.
I get you. YEEHAW!
RIP Rod Roddy
One of the many cool things about this music, and helps define the sound, is that no matter what instrument is playing the melody, a flute plays in unison, or close.
I so remember this music & Every last photo featured here. The 70's was a very different time & I cant find anything remotely resembling the way it use to be.
This muzak I remember played everywhere & it has a breezing happy vibe to it. I absolutely hate todays synthetic music tones & so glad I stumbled upon this video. I maybe playing this way more often than anything else & I think it might have to do with it being Orchestrated & no words & this seems to help me visualize things way better without words getting in the way to express a feeling when music without Lyrics does way more for the fabrication of an image vs words that are usually sad or not befitting the mood we maybe in.
I very much enjoyed this video & am now subscribed & shared this with my young nephew who has a serious attraction to the 70's, he even bought sever antique cars from the 70's which is very surprising to see for someone so young. It was my nephew that helped me through a breakdown & he used his attraction of the 70's as a template to help me remember all that I had long forgotten by means of association visually & of course music & LOADS of unending questions & it was so good to remember those times & share it with someone of this generation. It was a really happy trip for both of us.
@michaelbressette2599 Thank you and very well put. What you said is exactly why I started doing these. It's really cool that you have a nephew into this era. More of these to come! Here's a few other episodes you both might enjoy ruclips.net/video/B98M3xyeZOw/видео.html
Via my parents I was brought up on muzak in the 60s/70s, and much later found out that a good deal of what I'd heard on the radio back then had actually been original and cover arrangements by a "stable" of British composers who generated "stock music" for general use. I only found that out when I became curious of about the music used in mid-60's super-hero cartoons in the US. Imagine my surprise when I found out that the music used in the original Submariner, Thor, etc., cartoons were composed by Brit composer Trevor Duncan _and_ that the music was very likely performed by German instrumentalists while in Germany due to a strike in the UK!
That’s an awesome story. I especially love how he helped you “break out” of the funk by reminding you of an entire world that has come before and that you were a part of. Nostalgia is a powerful energy. Cheers
The skyline is Montreal in the mid 60s. The photographer was probably on the Bonnaventure expressway.
Real Era. And the 80s. Fantastic
Muzak is far superior to what they play at Walmart today.
🔨 NAILED IT ! !
I really enjoyed the stores of the late 50’s 60’s and early 70’s in Beverly Hills, along Wilshire Blvd, in Hollywood, and Century City mall area. It was peaceful, quiet, classy, and stylish. I grew up there, had a great education and job. Living was affordable. It wasn’t crowded with so many people, or over developed. I just avoided the angry and bitter attitudes people can have. It wasn’t perfect, but it was by far more positive than it is today. People were polite and friendly. Everyone had a chance when they prepared for the life they wanted, and worked for it.
Sums it up well my friend.
I'll bet they didn't have junkies and mental patients living on the streets either. What part of LA did you grow up in?
Nostalgia so powerful it almost hurts! Well done.
Man, if we could only go back even for just a little while!😞
I love this kind of music! It harkens back to a time that was freer, more fun, and carefree!☺️✨💖✨
For whom? Children?
@@SmithMrCorona Did you get the attention you were looking for?
@@middlefingermotionpictures4772 Yes! Thank you for providing it
@@SmithMrCorona Buzz off
I don't agree with you. We only chose to put those mental locks on ourselves. Things are the same bro enjoy life before it enjoys you....
Nostalgic !
Música extraordinaria
Que recuerdos
Esto si es música para le alma
This is marvellous and while depicted as commercial, it has light years more purity than anything since 1993. If there was ever a soundtrack to the Brady Bunch, it will be filled with such music.
Not so much with the Brady Bunch. They had TV orchestral music as background music. Pretty typical of the time. Heavy on the syntheszer, and trumpets.
I was born in '65, but always felt I was born too late; would rather have been born about 1950. I guess I did manage to catch the tail end of the good old days though. My parents were in business, so from about '73 remember going to presentations, dinners at fancy restaurants, etc., which was fun. Logan 🍁
Man,, when I hear this, I can imagine myself going down the road, driving a 1968 Buck Wildcat
Buick Wildcat, oops
We called this elevator music , Now that I am old , I love it !
Brings back so many memories and feelings. We thought all the good times would not end.
Born in 1964.loved those big steel battleships we called cars.Tossed around on every turn because we didn’t wear seatbelts. Laughing when mom put her arm in front of you on a fast 🛑 😮.yea that would help.God I miss those days.
Putting his Arm…
Yes my father did this too while emergency braking on the German autobahn from 160 km to 0 😂 with his BMW.
I’m three years older.
We survived it.
But today there are more severe risks 😢
@@hen-rey you could play tag in those big cars .running up & down those back seats.
I hope we can get America back
They should make a Trump weeble.he wobbles but never falls down.lol If your old enough to remember those.
Loved those big cars too. Dad had a 1969 Chevy Impala. Pretty much a land yacht. Sure, it got rust like a sponge gets wet. But while it was around we LOVED that car. Dad never made us wear seatbelts. Loved stopping in at HoJos during road trips.
This is absolutely banging. Been searching for the creme de la creme of Muzak, this is it!
If I owned a store I would only play this music.
The electric harpsichord really evokes this era. Some of the music sounds like it's by Score Productions, which famously provided incidental music for "The Price Is Right" and other TV game shows.
Adams Family were real big on `psicords.
"A CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION" image logo was cool.
Im getting into this here in 2024,its calming tomy nerves.
I've been watching the streets of San Francisco lately, very Kool music in that show, and how glorious was S.F. in the 70's . Now it's like Detroit with better weather. Sad what has happened to this country. End of the American empire folks.
Didn't have to happen this way. We're all prisoners of our own bad ideas. Or more precisely, the bad ideas of the people in charge of us. California keeps voting for the very stuff that torments them.
What is absolutely interesting in the image at 42:11, is that the television isn't the focal point of the room. The furniture was arranged to emphasise the importance of people and the communication between people. The television was placed - more like securely ground/walled - outside of the arrangement of essential furniture pieces that really placed importance on people in the family talking with each other.
Damn. No drama , time changed a lot
The 1960s are my favorite decade. I was born after that but I miss the 1960s.
I'm an early gen-x. I remember the 60s being a pretty damned good decade. Most Americans were still patriotic and felt good about their country. People dressed more stylishly, cars were way better, gas was .20 cents/gallon, most kids were still polite and respectful.
There was a feeling of security and contentment that rapidly vanished as the 70s came along. 1968 scared the crap out of everyone, and crime rose. Later, they started putting polyester in all our cloths, everything felt like it was getting deliberately uglier.
Industry started catering more to teenagers and less to children. All the cool violent cartoons got taken off the air, Then, came the energy crisis, horrible inflation, and urban decay. New York went from Mayor Lindseeds "fun city" to the city depicted in the 1976 movie, 'Taxi Driver'. The kids were not alright. Nobody cared anymore.
I love the 60's and
70s decor.
Love the pics that go along with all these videos. Takes me back. They pair really well with the music. Oh, to go back to the '70s for just one day to experience it in the home that I grew up in. What an amazing experience that would be. These videos take me back there, and I thank you for posting them. ☺
Bestest Muzak channel out there...and I've listened to 'em all! Thanks!!!
Several of these songs were used for the Peoplemover ride music at Disneyland.
I wasn't alive during those times but The Cold War era was probably the coolest era in terms of culture and style
We balanced fear of a nuclear holocaust with great cartoons and TV 🤪 😅 We also played outside and rode bikes.
Yes, hating people on the other side of the world for no reason was so much cooler back then, man. Groovy.
Listening to this I remember when certain radio stations used to play what was called "beautiful music" or even the pop standards.
WWRJ on Long Island, NY
brings me back to the 70s as a kid sitting by pool on a summer afternoon and trying to tune into the one AM music radio station with that super cool (for a 12 year old ) mod transistor radio
oh wait ! i can hear the Eagles "take it easy " now !
I'm a millennial but I find myself yearning for more simpler times. I love listening to 60s and 70s music, looking through old vintage magazines and commercials. It allows me a glimpse into a bygone era I wish I could visit.
the brass instruments always get me hyped up
This takes me right back to my childhood.
Super cool
This is the perfect medicine 🥰
I'm from 90s. I believe it´s the last year that the happy times you all said. So I share the same happiness, for sure in our hearts it's a great moment just to be in family, enjoying little things from life and childhood. Something I keep in my heart when I am doing paintings, as an artist reminder, aspiring what I believe it's good. I still enjoy little experiences from life and respect older persons for their times.
This was from the easy listening format which you'd often find on FM stations in many markets. In Dallas, we had about three or four of them in the 1970s. These songs featured here would be mixed in with some selections from Mantovani (he of the soaring strings). They were staples of easy listening radio, and to me, that WAS FM back in the day. That all changed when FM gained in popularity and other formats made their presences known.
long gone
Currency Exchanges were new to me when I moved to Chicago in the mid late 80,s.
Thankyou ! You brings back the good old days that I remember I use to enjoy so much with my family.
What happened to our country man... 😢
Globalization!
It wasn't that bad until Donald Trump came out and literally destroyed everything
@@LuckyLarry33 indeed!🥺
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Same as it's always been and always will be.. greed, corruption, evil, psychopaths. Everything is an illusion, it's just a big shit show!
My parents owned a United Super market in North Kansas City through most of the 1960s. I remember dad used "Muzak" as the shopping music. Amazing that some of Muzak's compositions have been survived!
And no black people were allowed to shop there. Great memories.
@WifeBoris-hk3hz oy vey shlomo what are you doing here?
Me recuerda a Herb Alpert. Bebu Silvetti y a Walter Wanderley❤ saludos desde , México 🇲🇽
I love the movies That Thing You Do, and Toy Story because they remind me of growing up in the 60s/70s