Back in the late 70's this song was as much a part of New York culture as the subways and Central Park. It was played on TV constantly. Damn near brainwashed you into loving New York with this song!
This is why I think Tokyo's trains are inferior to New York's. I don't care how clean or on time they are, no other city on EARTH has a culture more tied to it's public transportation system than New York does
I still get goosebumps when I hear this anthem. Heard it in the summer of 1978 when as a kid I visited New York City for the very first time. The chorus has stuck with me all these years.
I was born and raised in New York. I now live in Hot Sunny Florida. Listening to this song brings back so many memories. I remember this song growing up, from the tv news stations to tv commercials. Now listening to this song as an adult...I can't help being not just nostalgic but wistful, it takes me back to the simpler times, the noise, sound, smell, busy streets, the cold, the night lights of New York City is forever locked in my soul no matter where i am. A city that never sleeps. No place like it. I"ll luv NY 4ever!
40 years ago when this song came out , I was a baby. This song is symbol for tourist. Now 40 years later times changing but this song still stands test of time. Thanks for playing. MADE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I can't get enough of this song. It used to be the closing music for the local NYC Fox Channel Five News when John Roland was the host. Thanks for preserving this!
This takes me right back to being a teenager in the 80's. All those great sitcoms The Facts of Life, Different Strokes, Who's the Boss, Three's company, Gimme a break, The Love Boat, and even soap operas like General Hospital, The edge of night, Days of Our Lives and every other commercial was punctuated by this I love New York commercial! Who would know it would become an indelible part of my greatest memories. Great days. This is still my favorite commercial. I ❤ NY!!!
For those of you too young to remember, this song was originally created for the ad agency Wells Rich Greene, specifically to promote the Big Apple ad campaign. It was so successful that it was later expanded to ads for the entire state, before becoming the official state song.
I loved this song, and the many ads it accompanied. Although... I could have sworn it came out earlier than '77. I thought I saw these first ads in 1974. Whatever, though. I made my first trip to New York City in 1975 and fell in love with The Big Apple. For all it's problems, all it's ups and downs, it remains THE Center of just about Everything... I LOVE NEW YORK!!!!!!
This song and an accompanying movie showing all of NEW YORK STATE was presented to Hugh L. Carey, the then Governor by Colby Chandler CEO of Eastman Kodak at the New York State Museum in either June or Sept. 1977 or 78. I was there saw the original presentation and then apparently made a terrible "faux pas" by walking over to Mr. Chandler and drinking with hi. At Eastman Kodak people did not wander over to the CEO. At that time I was Counsel to the Governor's Office of Business Permits and the Director was Charles E. Fitzgibbon, chief lobbyist of EK. Great guy but I got dressed down the next day and 2 days later got a note from Mr. Chandler saying how he enjoyed meeting me.
I remember when they had this theme play in the national commercial with cast members of the current Broadway shows singing the theme and waiving to promote tourism. It did the job!
Milton Glazer was born in The Boogie Down, live in New York for over 90 years, made the iconic state symbol, and died in New York this year, during Covid. No one is more New York than him.
For all those of you who grew up in NY during the '70s, do you feel that this song and ad campaign helped to bring New York out of its Fear City era and into its modern tourist era?
one stand up comedian I saw in 1989 said it best: "New Yorkers are busy. Here's how you ask for directions in New York (City); Don't just ask, 'how do I get to the Statue of Liberty' - Ask; 'how do I get to the Statue of Liberty, or should I just go Fuck Myself'?"
@@wingitprod I am 99% sure it was not Colin Quinn, mainly because of the voice - this guy did not have a distinctive voice at all - no accent even. And I never saw this guy again...anywhere. I confess again that this was my senior year in High School so it was a long time ago - But I do remember when I saw this routine. I had crashed at a friends house who had bad-ass Cable Service (I didn't have Cable) and we were all passed out in front of the TV. When I woke up it was on a channel that became or was Comedy Central and at that time all they played were 1 to 3 minute clips of Stand Up routines at comedy clubs. I laughed so hard I woke everyone up.
INFECTIOUS! This song is lace with so many memories and feelings. To be living in NYC, then was the bomb. The music was crazy and the radio was kicking it with Frankie Crocker WBLS. OMG!
I have been looking for this version FOREVAH! A part of it It was played at the end of one station's local news every night when I was visiting for the summer. There were a lot of other versions including disco but yeah this one rocked. Thank you for uploading it!!!
Oh my God Sherwood, Thanks for posting the best sound quality version of this that I have come across so far. Brought back so many memories. I can still remember the song and the commercials when they ran this campaign. I guess thats the sign of a good song. It just sticks with you. So, So catchy. thanks again.....Steve
hi Steve, glad you liked my video it was fun to make - just goes to show vinyl still shines bright! You have/had some great t.v jingles in the U.S and the love you guys have for your N.Y.C comes through strongley here in the U.K. ATB Rob :)
The 1, 7, 4 opening. It's so fantastically "Beatley." "Yeah you should see Polythene Pam. She's so good looking but she looks like man." It's FANTASTIC. Nobody can touch Steve Karmen for this kind of composition. He's simply the best.
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One of the most beautiful works written for newyork, thanks.
Happy 45th Birthday Anniversary to Steve Karmen 's Band "I Love New York"............... Still stood test of time..... It's a symbol of signature landmark song...... since I was born that year, I ❤️NY song says it all..... and it merits a great song... Thank you..... since 1977 Made In the United States of America Tyron Davis 44 Brooklyn NY USA 22:17 hours (10:17pm) 10 May 2022 ad 💙🤍❤️🗽🌆🇺🇸💎☕⚾
I LOVE NEW YORK!! I WAS BORN & RAISED IN NEW YORK!! NEW YORK "IS" MY HOME. I LIVE IN FLORIDA NOW BUT.....I'M LIKE DOROTHY, I WILL CLICK MY HEELS EVERY NOW & AGAIN & SAY TO MYSELF, "THERE'S IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME"!!
The best all the actors and winners trying to sing this is at the end of the 1980 Tony Awards. I'll give Mary Tyler Moore and Jason Robards credit for cutting a rug to it.
The politics of NY maybe what you just said, but the State is incredible. There is so much to do in this state! You can be a world class flyfisherman one day, then be a budding paleontologist another, you can sample wine throughout the state, or have that special private interlude with a loved one in front of the Niagra lit up at night, or catch a foul ball at Citi-field,etc...... I just did it, and i'm ready to do it again!!!! I LOVE NEW YORK!
I have not seen West Virginia or western Virginia I have only been down the coast. I hope to take a motorcycle trip next year from Buffalo to the tip of South America and am planning out the route now and you just helped me add something so thank you for that :).
@SherwoodofRobin...Hey there Rob, Thanks again for your post of this song. It got me searching and I was fortunate enough to find (and purchase) a flawless vinyl copy from 1977 "Struttin Records" label Just like yours. I have you to credit for that because until I saw the flash of your "45" on your video I didn't even know it existed. Thanks again Rob. Take Care.....................Steve
State with the biggest city in the U.S plus a ton of natural beauty. From my home on the banks of the Niagara which is pretty much as far west as you can get all the way east to Long Island and north to the mountains, no state beats it!
Después de "New York, New York", grabada originalmente por la actriz Liza Minelli para la película del mismo nombre, lanzada en 1976 y coprotagonizada por Robert De Niro, pero finalmente popularizada por Frank Sinatra, esta es la mejor canción que considero símbolo de la capital del mundo, Nueva York, la ciudad que nunca duerme. Y esta interpretación y su arreglo son absolutamente grandiosos, desde que la escuché por primera vez a mediados de los 80, duré muchos años buscándola por internet hasta que la encontré, gracias a You Tube.
The New York State Thruway from Buffalo to Albany to New York City and back Home the same way we came. Summer 1977 Vacation Memories. Remember this TV Commercial begin playing on the nearby Buffalo, New York Stations in the Summer 1977. i can remember the exact Sights, Sounds and Smells of that Humid Summer.
Thank you so much for creating this video. I own the single and just converted it to an MP3. It is nice but can't compare to your upload. Greatly appreciated!
Governor George E Pataki in 1994 put it best ""New York doesn't end where the Hudson begins!"" I agree with the majority of the commentary here, New York City would not be if it wasn't New York State! Although i am from NYC, and i love NYC, I love NYS just a little bit more! You can't getaway from it in NYC, but you can get away from it all by traveling upstate! I go flyfishing in the Catskills, and i used to fish Long Island Waters. I used to hike the Adirondacks! Where else can one take a balloon ride except in Glen Falls, NY? Where else can one be mystified by the amazing natural power and wonder of Niagra Falls?, except in Western NY! Salmon fishing much?....?? How about Pulaski, NY! Ever visit the Wineries of Westchester, Kingston and or Rensellaer counties? How about visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, Otsego? Have you seen fossils in their natural state like those of Panama Rocks, in Chautauqua County? We all love Lucy, but we can only visit her home in Jamestown, NY... How about a boat cruise of Lake Ontario's 1000 islands along the St. Lawrence River?.... Want some delicious Apples?? The don't call NY the big apple, because of NYC, the state boast one of the nations largest producer of apples for the US! Go apple picking in Warwick!!!! Go Star gazing in one of the many observatories in New York State! How about the Mees Observatory in Rochester!? Football??? How about the Bills in Buffalo? You can see the Giant and Jets, but in New Jersey! How about mining for New York State diamonds(Actually quartz)? The Herkimer diamond mines is where its at! The one atraction though that gave New York City its true Identity though is the Erie Canal ala Dewitt Clinton, Governor of New York City.... The main reason New York became prominent was because of the access to Trade! Up until the early 1800's Boston was the premiere city! Dewitt Clinton changed that for traders out west, by the construction of the Erie Canal way! Google this if you are not sure!!! This one state project single handedly gave New York City the title of premier trade city! I have only touched the surface on the many things to do in New York State, and the Great contributions, not only to New York City, but to the United States of America as well!
Whenever I here some cranky folks yelling their lungs out to strangers from their miserable, worn down, no good for nothing cars, I know I have come home.
So where's the Adirondacks. And Buffalo. And Albany. And Syracuse. And the Ithaca Gorges. And Cooperstown. And St. Lawrence. And Lake Placid. And the finger lakes wineries. And all of our beautiful state parks. And Long Island. Someone from out of state made this lol.
@@3dartistguy The song is over 40 years old, i remember when Gov Carey was in office at the time when they were seeking an add campaign jingle to promote the state back in 76. The mention that it had to be a native New Yorker narrowed it down. There were over 400 qualifying entries and Steve Karmen won out. In spring of 77 the 'I Love NY' sign and Ad campaign were launched. He Mentioned about how much he loved traveling upstate NY, with his kids and how he enjoyed the city life... It's been over 40 years, but he mentioned his love for the state which inspired him to write the jingle when he was interviewed by David Hartman on GMA some 40 years or so ago! I remember! You must be 35 or younger! I'm 53... Broadcast Tv was practically life back in the 70's...
Robert Vega ok who cares? It was still about encouraging tourism of New York City, Manhattan the states most populous city and the largest city in the world.
FunnyVideoMaker77 dont go its not worth it it sucks in L.A. My cousin almost got kidnapped in front of us so we chased the guy down and gave him a good beating.
hi @Clay4legacy - Cheers for the comment Bill, N.Y.C will always be a cool place on the world map, I'm an Englishman and I've only ever been once to N.Y back in the 80s but loved every minute, I'd love to go there again. Best Regards from the UK. Rob
hi Steve, glad you managed to get a copy, I can't believe how many hits this video has had! It's such a 'feel good' sound isn't it. Best Regards form the UK. Rob
GUNS4MIKE1234 This is about the entire State of New York. It was used by the NYS Board of Tourism for the entire state. It was used to promote the skiing, fishing, nature walks and sight seeing for the entire Empire State. I understand what you mean...that this is only about The City. But it's a misconception.
***** Every state has an official state song...as well as a state flower, a state bird and a lot of things. No, I thknk GUNS4MIKE meant the rest of the state of New York. Many people from around the great state think (sometimes rightfully) that too much emphasis is given to New York City. (This video contains little footage of anything else.) New York State is much more than the five boroughs of NYC. It's the beaches and shores of Long Island, the mountains upstate, the apple groves, Saratoga, Niagra Falls and New York is the 2nd largest producer of dairy in the US, after Wisconsin. It's a brilliant place to grow up and live, from end to end.
GUNS4MIKE1234 It is about the state! This ad song for New York, came out during Gov Hugh Carey's time... If you research RUclips, you will find commercials of the state represented. Very electric! Wish they could restore the quality of them, but.....
@Back row Bob Feelings, nothing more than feelings.... Like another Bob we all know sitting in the bleachers where you can't 'He missed the tag!... He missed the tag!'
You do know that this song refers to the entire State, yes? That the iconic logo is owned by the state tourism office? (And where are the lyrics about hiking and camping?)
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Back in the late 70's this song was as much a part of New York culture as the subways and Central Park. It was played on TV constantly. Damn near brainwashed you into loving New York with this song!
Lmao that’s funny…this song has a kinda creep factor to it..i like it
This is why I think Tokyo's trains are inferior to New York's. I don't care how clean or on time they are, no other city on EARTH has a culture more tied to it's public transportation system than New York does
I know! It always reminded me it was time to go camping in the Adirondacks.
I still get goosebumps when I hear this anthem. Heard it in the summer of 1978 when as a kid I visited New York City for the very first time. The chorus has stuck with me all these years.
Same here. Exactly.
Grew up during that time. New York wasn't as bad as Hollywood would make it seem. It was great place to grow up at that time
I was born and raised in New York. I now live in Hot Sunny Florida. Listening to this song brings back so many memories. I remember this song growing up, from the tv news stations to tv commercials. Now listening to this song as an adult...I can't help being not just nostalgic but wistful, it takes me back to the simpler times, the noise, sound, smell, busy streets, the cold, the night lights of New York City is forever locked in my soul no matter where i am. A city that never sleeps. No place like it. I"ll luv NY 4ever!
After living in CA for 15 years, I LOVE NY!!!!! There IS NO place like it!!!!!
40 years ago when this song came out , I was a baby. This song is symbol for tourist.
Now 40 years later times changing
but this song still stands test of time. Thanks for playing.
MADE IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@Back row Bob damn straight!
I can't get enough of this song. It used to be the closing music for the local NYC Fox Channel Five News when John Roland was the host. Thanks for preserving this!
This takes me right back to being a teenager in the 80's. All those great sitcoms The Facts of Life, Different Strokes, Who's the Boss, Three's company, Gimme a break, The Love Boat, and even soap operas like General Hospital, The edge of night, Days of Our Lives and every other commercial was punctuated by this I love New York commercial! Who would know it would become an indelible part of my greatest memories. Great days. This is still my favorite commercial. I ❤ NY!!!
For those of you too young to remember, this song was originally created for the ad agency Wells Rich Greene, specifically to promote the Big Apple ad campaign. It was so successful that it was later expanded to ads for the entire state, before becoming the official state song.
Nothing epitomizes New York like this song. There is truly no place like New York!!!
This song fits so very well with America’s favorite city.
I loved this song, and the many ads it accompanied. Although... I could have sworn it came out earlier than '77. I thought I saw these first ads in 1974. Whatever, though. I made my first trip to New York City in 1975 and fell in love with The Big Apple. For all it's problems, all it's ups and downs, it remains THE Center of just about Everything...
I LOVE NEW YORK!!!!!!
This song and an accompanying movie showing all of NEW YORK STATE was presented to Hugh L. Carey, the then Governor by Colby Chandler CEO of Eastman Kodak at the New York State Museum in either June or Sept. 1977 or 78. I was there saw the original presentation and then apparently made a terrible "faux pas" by walking over to Mr. Chandler and drinking with hi. At Eastman Kodak people did not wander over to the CEO. At that time I was Counsel to the Governor's Office of Business Permits and the Director was Charles E. Fitzgibbon, chief lobbyist of EK. Great guy but I got dressed down the next day and 2 days later got a note from Mr. Chandler saying how he enjoyed meeting me.
They came out in 1977
I remember when they had this theme play in the national commercial with cast members of the current Broadway shows singing the theme and waiving to promote tourism. It did the job!
Native New Yorker here. I Love You New York!
New York State Lottery commercial brought me here! And yes folks, THIS IS OUR STATE SONG! It's making a comeback through this commercial! ♡
+Tiffany Kahn Haha...thought I was the only one. I was like "what's that fish singing, it sounds good" lol.
Milton Glazer was born in The Boogie Down, live in New York for over 90 years, made the iconic state symbol, and died in New York this year, during Covid. No one is more New York than him.
For all those of you who grew up in NY during the '70s, do you feel that this song and ad campaign helped to bring New York out of its Fear City era and into its modern tourist era?
one stand up comedian I saw in 1989 said it best:
"New Yorkers are busy. Here's how you ask for directions in New York (City);
Don't just ask, 'how do I get to the Statue of Liberty' -
Ask; 'how do I get to the Statue of Liberty, or should I just go Fuck Myself'?"
@@kettle_of_chris Colin Quinn?
Nah... Cleaning up Time Square and FIAT money in the 90s did it.
@@wingitprod I am 99% sure it was not Colin Quinn, mainly because of the voice - this guy did not have a distinctive voice at all - no accent even. And I never saw this guy again...anywhere. I confess again that this was my senior year in High School so it was a long time ago - But I do remember when I saw this routine. I had crashed at a friends house who had bad-ass Cable Service (I didn't have Cable) and we were all passed out in front of the TV. When I woke up it was on a channel that became or was Comedy Central and at that time all they played were 1 to 3 minute clips of Stand Up routines at comedy clubs. I laughed so hard I woke everyone up.
oh yes i remember 1976
INFECTIOUS! This song is lace with so many memories and feelings. To be living in NYC, then was the bomb. The music was crazy and the radio was kicking it with Frankie Crocker WBLS. OMG!
All rise for the anthem of the State of New York.
It's the State Song.....
Glad to be born and raised in most exciting beautiful city of New York
I live in Wisconsin, but I LOVE New York!
I have been looking for this version FOREVAH! A part of it It was played at the end of one station's local news every night when I was visiting for the summer. There were a lot of other versions including disco but yeah this one rocked. Thank you for uploading it!!!
The best theme song video ever made for NY
I remember hearing this commercial getting up for school during the week in the 80s...brings me back
I Love NYC......yesterday, today, and tomorrow !
NO PLACE LIKE IT......
NYC The Greatest City in the world
Born and raised in NYC
God bless New York!!!
Oh my God Sherwood, Thanks for posting the best sound quality version of this that I have come across so far. Brought back so many memories. I can still remember the song and the commercials when they ran this campaign. I guess thats the sign of a good song. It just sticks with you. So, So catchy. thanks again.....Steve
hi Steve, glad you liked my video it was fun to make - just goes to show vinyl still shines bright! You have/had some great t.v jingles in the U.S and the love you guys have for your N.Y.C comes through strongley here in the U.K. ATB Rob :)
I stayed
once in 2005. and I hope to come back soon. I felt this city like my home. I am from Spain but I love new york....
+dekdk11 😀. si, lo sé... no se si me explique bien en ingles 😀 saludos grandes.
+dekdk11 espero descubrir todo el estado😉
+dekdk11 of course! I will take a glance 😉
The 1, 7, 4 opening. It's so fantastically "Beatley." "Yeah you should see Polythene Pam. She's so good looking but she looks like man." It's FANTASTIC. Nobody can touch Steve Karmen for this kind of composition. He's simply the best.
One of the most beautiful works written for newyork, thanks.
I remember these on the radio and TV growing up 😊
Jesus. How I wish I was from there. It's too good for words.
I'm a Native New York in every sense of the phrase. Family has lived there for over three thousand years
Silver Eagle it rightfully belongs to you.... and to us
you don't realize how great it is until you've lived somewhere else!
Happy 45th Birthday Anniversary to Steve Karmen 's Band "I Love New York"...............
Still stood test of time..... It's a symbol of signature landmark song...... since I was born that year, I ❤️NY song says it all..... and it merits a great song... Thank you..... since 1977
Made In the United States of America
Tyron Davis 44
Brooklyn NY USA
22:17 hours (10:17pm)
10 May 2022 ad 💙🤍❤️🗽🌆🇺🇸💎☕⚾
This Song is so nice 👍🏼 Steve Karmen
This is a real nice song about new York City! I love it!
I LOVE NEW YORK!! I WAS BORN & RAISED IN NEW YORK!! NEW YORK "IS" MY HOME. I LIVE IN FLORIDA NOW BUT.....I'M LIKE DOROTHY, I WILL CLICK MY HEELS EVERY NOW & AGAIN & SAY TO MYSELF, "THERE'S IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME"!!
The best all the actors and winners trying to sing this is at the end of the 1980 Tony Awards. I'll give Mary Tyler Moore and Jason Robards credit for cutting a rug to it.
The politics of NY maybe what you just said, but the State is incredible. There is so much to do in this state! You can be a world class flyfisherman one day, then be a budding paleontologist another, you can sample wine throughout the state, or have that special private interlude with a loved one in front of the Niagra lit up at night, or catch a foul ball at Citi-field,etc...... I just did it, and i'm ready to do it again!!!! I LOVE NEW YORK!
I have not seen West Virginia or western Virginia I have only been down the coast. I hope to take a motorcycle trip next year from Buffalo to the tip of South America and am planning out the route now and you just helped me add something so thank you for that :).
@SherwoodofRobin...Hey there Rob, Thanks again for your post of this song. It got me searching and I was fortunate enough to find (and purchase) a flawless vinyl copy from 1977 "Struttin Records" label Just like yours. I have you to credit for that because until I saw the flash of your "45" on your video I didn't even know it existed. Thanks again Rob. Take Care.....................Steve
touches my heart. makes me happy to be here in NEW YORK!
Amazing how they still use this jingle to promote New York! And not just New York City, but the rest of New York State at that!
New York is the best place on Earth! love it so much
Same song since i was a kid . I 💘 NY...
My family is from New York, but not the city. I got this song from the metropolis cover :)
State with the biggest city in the U.S plus a ton of natural beauty. From my home on the banks of the Niagara which is pretty much as far west as you can get all the way east to Long Island and north to the mountains, no state beats it!
Very cool song! I am a New Yorkian, but now live in Wild and Wonderful West Virginia!! I till love NY though!
Thanks so much. This video has been embedded on classbrain's webpage about the New York state song. Nice job!
Many thanks for that, I've been only been once way back in 1988 but it certainly has atmosphere :)
Nice video...Love New York ...
This really makes me want to pull out my DISCO records!
I LIVE IN FLA BUT WILL FOREVER LOVE N.Y.!!
A place where I finded 🌎angels. Thank you Lord for this bless state.
i live in new york and through all i have been through i love NEW YORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! spread the joy
Love this song. I also love the cover by Metropolis.
Casiopea (Fusion Jazz band from Japan) also cover this song.
great video😊🐶🐣😄
I love how this got over 300,000 views and it is literally a slideshow
PS don't take this the wrong way its a nice song and thanks for uploading
I love this song since i was a little boy,,, thx for sharing.
This song was playing in the background when Tom Seaver(RIP) returned to the Mets in 1983
Hopefully it comes back for this NLCS
I LOVE NY!!! BORN AND RAISED THERE BABY!!
Después de "New York, New York", grabada originalmente por la actriz Liza Minelli para la película del mismo nombre, lanzada en 1976 y coprotagonizada por Robert De Niro, pero finalmente popularizada por Frank Sinatra, esta es la mejor canción que considero símbolo de la capital del mundo, Nueva York, la ciudad que nunca duerme. Y esta interpretación y su arreglo son absolutamente grandiosos, desde que la escuché por primera vez a mediados de los 80, duré muchos años buscándola por internet hasta que la encontré, gracias a You Tube.
Used to hear this song all the time in the 1980's and 1990's
The start sounds like an intro to a news channel
Vaudenoir WNEW-TV 1980
@@dxrulz4life Link?
ruclips.net/video/ohnx7Y8Jg2w/видео.html
I swear all the state songs are so awesome
The Most Beautiful City Of The World ! I just wanna say : I LOVE NEW YORK guys ! =D
The New York State Thruway from Buffalo to Albany to New York City and back Home the same way we came. Summer 1977 Vacation Memories. Remember this TV Commercial begin playing on the nearby Buffalo, New York Stations in the Summer 1977. i can remember the exact Sights, Sounds and Smells of that Humid Summer.
Thank you so much for creating this video. I own the single and just converted it to an MP3. It is nice but can't compare to your upload. Greatly appreciated!
New York baby! I live in Georgia, but I'm native to NY!
As a New Yorker, this song is so revelvant
Rest in Peace Mr. Milton Glaser. I
Governor George E Pataki in 1994 put it best ""New York doesn't end where the Hudson begins!"" I agree with the majority of the commentary here, New York City would not be if it wasn't New York State! Although i am from NYC, and i love NYC, I love NYS just a little bit more! You can't getaway from it in NYC, but you can get away from it all by traveling upstate! I go flyfishing in the Catskills, and i used to fish Long Island Waters. I used to hike the Adirondacks! Where else can one take a balloon ride except in Glen Falls, NY? Where else can one be mystified by the amazing natural power and wonder of Niagra Falls?, except in Western NY! Salmon fishing much?....?? How about Pulaski, NY! Ever visit the Wineries of Westchester, Kingston and or Rensellaer counties? How about visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, Otsego? Have you seen fossils in their natural state like those of Panama Rocks, in Chautauqua County? We all love Lucy, but we can only visit her home in Jamestown, NY... How about a boat cruise of Lake Ontario's 1000 islands along the St. Lawrence River?.... Want some delicious Apples?? The don't call NY the big apple, because of NYC, the state boast one of the nations largest producer of apples for the US! Go apple picking in Warwick!!!! Go Star gazing in one of the many observatories in New York State! How about the Mees Observatory in Rochester!? Football??? How about the Bills in Buffalo? You can see the Giant and Jets, but in New Jersey! How about mining for New York State diamonds(Actually quartz)? The Herkimer diamond mines is where its at! The one atraction though that gave New York City its true Identity though is the Erie Canal ala Dewitt Clinton, Governor of New York City.... The main reason New York became prominent was because of the access to Trade! Up until the early 1800's Boston was the premiere city! Dewitt Clinton changed that for traders out west, by the construction of the Erie Canal way! Google this if you are not sure!!! This one state project single handedly gave New York City the title of premier trade city! I have only touched the surface on the many things to do in New York State, and the Great contributions, not only to New York City, but to the United States of America as well!
Great jiggle. Very uplifting and yes, I LOVE NYC!
I live in Hawaii, but born and raised In NYC! It's cold as hell there, but I Love NY
+ironwork92000 Well...it is in the Winter. It's not like we don't have our brutal heatwaves every Summer.
Remembering this song from that green stamp scene in the movie The Terminal (Tom Hanks)
YEABOIII
FIRST REWATCH OF 2023 LESSGOOOO
Whenever I here some cranky folks yelling their lungs out to strangers from their miserable, worn down, no good for nothing cars, I know I have come home.
So where's the Adirondacks. And Buffalo. And Albany. And Syracuse. And the Ithaca Gorges. And Cooperstown. And St. Lawrence. And Lake Placid. And the finger lakes wineries. And all of our beautiful state parks. And Long Island. Someone from out of state made this lol.
Nick Lindquist this song was about Manhattan
@@3dartistguy It was about the State as a whole! Native New yorker here!
@@robvegart no it clearly was about the city of New York, not the state.
@@3dartistguy The song is over 40 years old, i remember when Gov Carey was in office at the time when they were seeking an add campaign jingle to promote the state back in 76. The mention that it had to be a native New Yorker narrowed it down. There were over 400 qualifying entries and Steve Karmen won out. In spring of 77 the 'I Love NY' sign and Ad campaign were launched. He Mentioned about how much he loved traveling upstate NY, with his kids and how he enjoyed the city life... It's been over 40 years, but he mentioned his love for the state which inspired him to write the jingle when he was interviewed by David Hartman on GMA some 40 years or so ago! I remember! You must be 35 or younger! I'm 53... Broadcast Tv was practically life back in the 70's...
Robert Vega ok who cares? It was still about encouraging tourism of New York City, Manhattan the states most populous city and the largest city in the world.
i don't love New York, but i'm quite fond of this song.
NEW YORK CITY IS BEAUTIFUL
Not just NYC but the whole.e state.
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I'm from Liverpool NY which is just outside of Syracuse NY
@SherwoodofRobin Thanks bro.... Would love to see England some day....
This song on Spotify WHEN
Thanks Mr C 🇺🇸
Update: someone posted it. The musicals shown were The King & I, The Wiz, Grease, A Chorus Line & Annie. Good memories.
This is my state report choice, though I live in Cali
Me to.
Taylor Cochell all worried new york I'll worry the New York
mine too I picked it bc of taylor swift and just because its awesome
Hi, Greetings from New York.
I'd love to go L.A. one day!
FunnyVideoMaker77 dont go its not worth it it sucks in L.A. My cousin almost got kidnapped in front of us so we chased the guy down and gave him a good beating.
Oh New York, how I miss ya
hi @Clay4legacy - Cheers for the comment Bill, N.Y.C will always be a cool place on the world map, I'm an Englishman and I've only ever been once to N.Y back in the 80s but loved every minute, I'd love to go there again. Best Regards from the UK. Rob
I soo love new york Im tearing up now cause I miss it so much I am now in Texas
Please NY return to this era when people had a clue, and the state officials had a clue too!!!
hi Steve, glad you managed to get a copy, I can't believe how many hits this video has had! It's such a 'feel good' sound isn't it. Best Regards form the UK. Rob
Without New York City There Is no America
Yay my town!
Uh…, last time I checked, the NYS line includes a few more miles than the city.
What does one call all the acres above the city?
So sad😢
I wish there were song's about the rest of the state.
GUNS4MIKE1234 This is about the entire State of New York. It was used by the NYS Board of Tourism for the entire state. It was used to promote the skiing, fishing, nature walks and sight seeing for the entire Empire State. I understand what you mean...that this is only about The City. But it's a misconception.
***** Every state has an official state song...as well as a state flower, a state bird and a lot of things. No, I thknk GUNS4MIKE meant the rest of the state of New York. Many people from around the great state think (sometimes rightfully) that too much emphasis is given to New York City. (This video contains little footage of anything else.)
New York State is much more than the five boroughs of NYC. It's the beaches and shores of Long Island, the mountains upstate, the apple groves, Saratoga, Niagra Falls and New York is the 2nd largest producer of dairy in the US, after Wisconsin. It's a brilliant place to grow up and live, from end to end.
thank you!
GUNS4MIKE1234 It is about the state! This ad song for New York, came out during Gov Hugh Carey's time... If you research RUclips, you will find commercials of the state represented. Very electric! Wish they could restore the quality of them, but.....
this is a song about the state! They just skew things today and just show the city, like it's some entity by itself!
I am looking fo this on a 45 can someone tell me where in NYC in one of those old record stores I can find this song?
Our president is a Native New Yorker, born and raised!!!! Yeah!!!!!
@Back row Bob Feelings, nothing more than feelings.... Like another Bob we all know sitting in the bleachers where you can't 'He missed the tag!... He missed the tag!'
You do know that this song refers to the entire State, yes? That the iconic logo is owned by the state tourism office? (And where are the lyrics about hiking and camping?)