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Thank You for these beautiful tunes. I can’t contribute money yet because I’ve had some traumatic & costly issues… The music & your character (going by your replies) shows real grace & you call the tunes beautifully! I hope to put some good content on Facebook myself but don’t have the emotional strength @ the moment. Rest Assured I will in time! Hopefully you’ll enjoy what you’re doing while waiting!
I worked in McDonald's from 1980-1981 in Whitestone, Queens, NYC when I turned 20 years old. What we are hearing is the music played in the dining lobby while I prepared the lobby...... setting the ash trays on all the tables, washing the windows, sweeping and mopping the floors, and yes....cleaning the toilets in the MEN'S and WOMEN's bathrooms...without gloves. Oh yes, one more thing...attaching and raising the American flag on the flagpole in front of the building.
@sgnmath1234, everything sounded really nice in your comment, except I don't think they should have made you clean the toilets without gloves😬😲😦! And I remember going to McDonald's as a Kid from 1980 to 1981, but I'm not from New York. As a child from the 1970s and the 1980s I always liked that calming music they had in stores and restaurants! However, I remember the McDonald's playgrounds, delicious milkshakes especially around 🍀🍀 St Patrick's Day 🍀🍀the shamrock shake🍀🍀, and the Happy meals with toys🍔🍟🦄🐻🧸!!!
From spain....lov american past n specially MC Donalds ...never been to USA...i Worked it here on MC Donalds on spain..only for a month but theres a lot of stuff n too much working....guess time has changed it from a lot from then.......love USA!....always wanted timo can to travelllin over there here from spain.....here on spain its so kinda real different love muzak,s music greetings from spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adding the "A CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION" graphic at the beginning was a nice touch! It reminds me of Charlie Brown holiday specials with Dolly Madison commercials.
That SLINKY Spot brings back the warmest heartfelt memories with my Siblings. We would play Slinky on the stairs for hours on Snow Days when we ran in and out of the house making a snowman and igloo or tobogganing!! Sorely MISS THOSE BEST DAYS of our Lives!! Would love to live there again❤ Thanks so much!!
Stuffer, in a time of angst, fear, anger and general pessimism... you have done something with your channel to bring a moment of peace and happiness in reflection to many. I really thank you for that:)
Me too. I was born in 77. I have such wonderful memories of the late 70s and early 80s. I wish i could travel back to the 70s. Its my favorite time from the 20th century
Being a 70’s kid, this brings back memories of shopping at department and grocery stores with my Mom and the radio station she always listened to. Miss those days.
As a kid watching Sesame Street back in the early 70's, I heard these type of music! It soothes my " hurt feeling" when my Mom scolds me, not doing my chores. Love to hear the flute playing.
I may be a 90's kid, but this music is so calming, peaceful, hopeful, and uplifting that it's almost magical. I wish it was still played in stores today.
Thank you for this, it brings me back to a better time in my life. Some of the greatest memories were from those days I would go back in a heartbeat I miss them now more than ever before.
I love this channel! I never thought waiting room, elevator, and mall music would be something I would associate good memories of the past with. A lot of time was waiting in lines for the dentist, grocery store, the gas lines. I remember those long gas lines. It makes me think back to fond times as a kid and reflect on my parents trying to do their best even if this music wasn't playing. It's sad how times have taken simplistic relaxing music out of the equation. I think society can benefit from background music of Muzak, really helps calm the mind.
One of my best memories of being a child is going to Big Boys in a driving snow storm. It was 11:30 at night and some relatives were visiting us. My uncle said he was hungry and wanted a burger. Everyone else said yes so we went and got them! The world outside was all white with snow! I do not know why the burger sticks in my mind. 1976 seems so far away now.
I recognise so much of this lovey music, most, perhaps all of it originates from the UK, Particularly good is the magical harp playing and composition of David Snell 8:07 and other tracks later on. Most of this music comes from the "KPM music Library" often bought and used in the USA.
The first advertise, the slinky is the 1 my parents offered me in 1978. It was the beginning of the fashion for rollerskate + disco at that time in Geneva. They opened the fair of the leisur, something like that in a huge exhibition hall. They put 1 dancefloor &1 guy with his huge cobra around his neck. Weird things...
There is something about the 2nd slower part of the muzak featuring the family in front of the blank t.v. screen I return to over and over again. There is such a flood of memories when that second part plays. It's almost like looking at the sunset and wondering...where did life go? I think Stuffer is a master of sequencing these pieces.
Where's the vid of Mary Tyler More throwing her hat into the air in the middle of an intersection 😊thank , listen to your channel often, child of the 60's❤
I feel bad for the kids today they'll never know the America we knew. This was before the internet and cell phones, and kids back then actually knew how to communicate with adults. Now they're so glued to their phones and not even interested in what's going on around them.
At about the 37:00 mark check out the gas prices at the Shell station. This was during the 70s manufactured fuel "crisis". Looks too familiar with what's going on now.
Hello Stuffer! I have been on the hunt for some tunes that may be Muzak I've heard while on hold with Government agencies. Are you familiar with any of these?
Love this channel - I don't know how other channels are allowed to post playlists (some do it in the comments) but I have had luck with the songs I am interested in using Shazam!
I don't post playlists here but I do on the FB group page (Link in the description). There are also 2 longform "Watch Party" videos still up where the titles appear onscreen.
@@stufferwhite I didn;'t get a chance to join the watch party! And I think a fair number of us are not on facebook. So at least it's one more resource for people to enjoy what they've discovered through your good works!
@@DenisMark1 I tried including track lists with timestamps in the description but they get yanked. Still trying to come up with a workaround for this. Perhaps in the comments if I dare chance it. 🙄
15:30 - "You kids misbehaved too much this week, so as punishment you have to sit on the floor with your mom and me and stare at this blank screen in silence instead of watching "The Brady Bunch. Believe me, it hurts us more than it hurts you."
Tell the TRUTH! we had NO ideal How Good we had it then compare to now. Our parents sent us out to play and meet other kids. Now there are no parents and the computer criminals and crooks teach them to Hate deny and Disregard or Respect All Authorities. And you wonder why???.
@@BSilva1984 Thank YOU for listening man! I'm checking out your channel, good stuff man! Digging the Hall & Oates tunes! I'll check out more later! 👍🎵🎶♥
I'm rather fascinated by these light sounds. While still rather bland and generic, there are some points of interest in the music, things that you would rarely hear in the pop music of the 60s and 70s. Muzak is sort of like smooth jazz before smooth jazz existed.
I think the world was a better place when we had a cocktail hour, now it seems everyone is mean in the true sense of the word. Mean is even funny and funny is profitable but if you've had to many cocktails your strictly punished for being so mean.
Oh man I miss Bob's Big Boy Hamburger restaurants (pic at 3:05). I was born in 1972 but I still remember going to them in the late 70s and early 1980s in Southern California. What a great childhood memory.
John Wayne Gacy and Jeffrey Dahmer would listen to this music at the mall and grocery store while trying to meet new young friends to hang out with and party.
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Thank You for these beautiful tunes. I can’t contribute money yet because I’ve had some traumatic & costly issues…
The music & your character (going by your replies) shows real grace & you call the tunes beautifully!
I hope to put some good content on Facebook myself but don’t have the emotional strength @ the moment.
Rest Assured I will in time! Hopefully you’ll enjoy what you’re doing while waiting!
I worked in McDonald's from 1980-1981 in Whitestone, Queens, NYC when I turned 20 years old. What we are hearing is the music played in the dining lobby while I prepared the lobby...... setting the ash trays on all the tables, washing the windows, sweeping and mopping the floors, and yes....cleaning the toilets in the MEN'S and WOMEN's bathrooms...without gloves. Oh yes, one more thing...attaching and raising the American flag on the flagpole in front of the building.
Are you sure you didn’t work at McDowell’s in Queens?
Ha Ha !!!!@@letsfixthis
I arrived on the planet in 1980 a little over 1,000 miles south of your location. 😊
@sgnmath1234, everything sounded really nice in your comment, except I don't think they should have made you clean the toilets without gloves😬😲😦! And I remember going to McDonald's as a Kid from 1980 to 1981, but I'm not from New York. As a child from the 1970s and the 1980s I always liked that calming music they had in stores and restaurants! However, I remember the McDonald's playgrounds, delicious milkshakes especially around 🍀🍀 St Patrick's Day 🍀🍀the shamrock shake🍀🍀, and the Happy meals with toys🍔🍟🦄🐻🧸!!!
From spain....lov american past n specially MC Donalds ...never been to USA...i Worked it here on MC Donalds on spain..only for a month but theres a lot of stuff n too much working....guess time has changed it from a lot from then.......love USA!....always wanted timo can to travelllin over there here from spain.....here on spain its so kinda real different love muzak,s music greetings from spain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This music is so delightful and magical that it soothes anxious, sad souls!
So beautiful. I think this music should be made popular again especially in the malls, its calming effect would do good today.
So smash and grabbers can have a soundtrack to go with their looting?
Fully agree
Crime would go down, I think. Who wants to loot to terrific music like this? A lot of today’s music brings out the monster in most people.
Adding the "A CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION" graphic at the beginning was a nice touch! It reminds me of Charlie Brown holiday specials with Dolly Madison commercials.
So warm music ever, I've become a crazy fan! Thx
That SLINKY Spot brings back the warmest heartfelt memories with my Siblings. We would play Slinky on the stairs for hours on Snow Days when we ran in and out of the house making a snowman and igloo or tobogganing!! Sorely MISS THOSE BEST DAYS of our Lives!! Would love to live there again❤ Thanks so much!!
Stuffer, in a time of angst, fear, anger and general pessimism... you have done something with your channel to bring a moment of peace and happiness in reflection to many. I really thank you for that:)
Thank you! ❣
Oh that is so true! We need more like this!
A slinky stairs spring and not to forget the clickers !
I was born in 1979. Just a little too late to enjoy the best of everything from this era :(
Me too. I was born in 77. I have such wonderful memories of the late 70s and early 80s. I wish i could travel back to the 70s. Its my favorite time from the 20th century
You cannot imagine the joy you bring to us with ithese amazing playlists! So comforting!
Thank you!
The shots of malls and camping are my favorites because that, and the music was my childhood.
Being a 70’s kid, this brings back memories of shopping at department and grocery stores with my Mom and the radio station she always listened to. Miss those days.
12:45 playgrounds usa. All neighborhoods use to have junglejims swings (without belts on them) swings the high bars and four square courts.
Schwinn Sting Ray bikes, always wanted one!
As a kid watching Sesame Street back in the early 70's, I heard these type of music! It soothes my " hurt feeling" when my Mom scolds me, not doing my chores. Love to hear the flute playing.
All very positive, relaxing, and uplifting!
Aaaah, and we fire up the time machine on to better times...thanks Stuffer; you're the beacon of licht we all need...thanks
better times? did you see the price of gas at 36:27
Willowbrook Mall in Wayne, NJ is the first mall image.
These wholesome photos!
I may be a 90's kid, but this music is so calming, peaceful, hopeful, and uplifting that it's almost magical. I wish it was still played in stores today.
Same lol. Music is probably 15-20 years older than me, and I love it !
Thank you for this, it brings me back to a better time in my life. Some of the greatest memories were from those days I would go back in a heartbeat I miss them now more than ever before.
Love that shot of the 747 lounge area! I’m just barely old enough to remember that! Those were the days!
I love this channel! I never thought waiting room, elevator, and mall music would be something I would associate good memories of the past with. A lot of time was waiting in lines for the dentist, grocery store, the gas lines. I remember those long gas lines. It makes me think back to fond times as a kid and reflect on my parents trying to do their best even if this music wasn't playing. It's sad how times have taken simplistic relaxing music out of the equation. I think society can benefit from background music of Muzak, really helps calm the mind.
That "Apple Jack" Jingle -OMG-I loved that cereal as a kid growing up in the 70's-I can't eat it anymore because I have hypoglycemia - 57yrs old...
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL MUSIC 🎶 SELECTION FOR PLAYING ON THE OVERHEAD SPEAKERS 🔊 THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE HOUSE 🏠 🙌 👌 😀 👍
One of my best memories of being a child is going to Big Boys in a driving snow storm. It was 11:30 at night and some relatives were visiting us. My uncle said he was hungry and wanted a burger. Everyone else said yes so we went and got them! The world outside was all white with snow! I do not know why the burger sticks in my mind. 1976 seems so far away now.
The burger probably cost???? 50 cents ?
it is far away...I know of people that build time pods...the Seventies...is in our hearts... 🤗
That collage of photos shows an actual bomb 💣, literally and figuratively speaking, the Ford Pinto. 👌
Ahhh...so calming..j😊ust the tonic needed😊
"Funky Fanfare" never gets old............🎼🎵🎶
WHISKEY A GO-GO at 34:55! Great vintage photos & music. Thank you for making these. 🙂
I recognise so much of this lovey music, most, perhaps all of it originates from the UK, Particularly good is the magical harp playing and composition of David Snell 8:07 and other tracks later on. Most of this music comes from the "KPM music Library" often bought and used in the USA.
Although Brit' compositions, most of the tunes were recorded in Belgium and Germany thoughout the late '60s and across the '70s.
I wish I was there
The first advertise, the slinky is the 1 my parents offered me in 1978. It was the beginning of the fashion for rollerskate + disco at that time in Geneva. They opened the fair of the leisur, something like that in a huge exhibition hall. They put 1 dancefloor &1 guy with his huge cobra around his neck. Weird things...
the picture I love the most is of the family camping by the sea with the tent and dad at the bbq. I really love this
Back to a time when America still had class.
Thanks for this throwback to simpler times.✌️
There is something about the 2nd slower part of the muzak featuring the family in front of the blank t.v. screen I return to over and over again. There is such a flood of memories when that second part plays. It's almost like looking at the sunset and wondering...where did life go? I think Stuffer is a master of sequencing these pieces.
Where's the vid of Mary Tyler More throwing her hat into the air in the middle of an intersection 😊thank , listen to your channel often, child of the 60's❤
Some most excellent riffage laid down on these tracks....
Takes me back, thx for this!🎼
Now this was a cool mix. Chiffon ? How did you even find such a forgotten beauty.
LOVE David Snell ! 🎵❤🎵
not so much, thankfully,i come from the opposite part of the world and it is available on a local streaming
Trouxe me boas lembranças,,, percebi que estava sobre brancas nuvens acolchoadas, Obrigado por me fazer feliz! 🇧🇷
I feel bad for the kids today they'll never know the America we knew. This was before the internet and cell phones, and kids back then actually knew how to communicate with adults. Now they're so glued to their phones and not even interested in what's going on around them.
56:06 A classic made famous by film director Quentin Tarantino.
this is gonna get me by. Thank you.
At about the 37:00 mark check out the gas prices at the Shell station. This was during the 70s manufactured fuel "crisis". Looks too familiar with what's going on now.
manufactured by OPEC. nothing compares to what happened then. adjusted for inflation that's around $30/gal in todays money
16:55 has got a serious groove goin' on.
Love to be on that plane ❤❤❤
Bridget Loves Bernie, TV show, reminded me of that show.
The exact playlist I needed
>>>. 19:00.
Amazing sound quality,great vibe and so cool that you segue'd all the tunes!🎶
What's the track at about 3:20? I've heard it in the background of an old MST3K short about Puerto Rico. :-)
ALAN HAWKSHAW - "Centrepoint"
Thank you!
Hi, great music, well done. Cheers
So good to hear this kind of music without the annoying “carry out on register one please.“ Interrupting it. Lol! 5:12
Family watching emptiness on TV - with the saddest background music ever. An apt pairing.
Lovely selections of music. 🍃🌻🍃
Très très bonne sélection. Mais il me semble qu'il n'y ait pas que du Muzak dessus. Est ce que je me trompe ? Un peu de KPM peut être ?
16:56
56:07
super
Love this❤️
Hello Stuffer! I have been on the hunt for some tunes that may be Muzak I've heard while on hold with Government agencies. Are you familiar with any of these?
This world has gone to pot. Everything was so much classier in the 50s, 60s, early 70s - gone forever unfortunately 😞😞
I know what you're saying, we'll never see this again
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The tracklist always seems to cutoff at 10 tracks on youtube.. mind telling me the name of the song at 26:20? mega mix!! thx alot :)
DAVID SNELL - "Honey Love" Thanks for listening!
Also look on the channel for the "Watch Party" videos. They feature all the videos from the series with onscreen titles. Hope that helps!
5:00
19:00
Love this channel - I don't know how other channels are allowed to post playlists (some do it in the comments) but I have had luck with the songs I am interested in using Shazam!
I don't post playlists here but I do on the FB group page (Link in the description). There are also 2 longform "Watch Party" videos still up where the titles appear onscreen.
@@stufferwhite I didn;'t get a chance to join the watch party! And I think a fair number of us are not on facebook. So at least it's one more resource for people to enjoy what they've discovered through your good works!
@@DenisMark1 I tried including track lists with timestamps in the description but they get yanked. Still trying to come up with a workaround for this. Perhaps in the comments if I dare chance it. 🙄
Remek zene
48:24 Stanley Lake Idaho ; )
18:57 New Leaf (2006)
15:30 - "You kids misbehaved too much this week, so as punishment you have to sit on the floor with your mom and me and stare at this blank screen in silence instead of watching "The Brady Bunch. Believe me, it hurts us more than it hurts you."
Does anyone know the title of 56:07? It is used in a gambling advert in the UK at the moment.
KEITH MANSFIELD - "Funky Fanfare"
Thank you. Keep up the good work Stuffer!
In the 70s the car fueltanks needed no locks. Nor many houses. And now ?
Tell the TRUTH! we had NO ideal How Good we had it then compare to now. Our parents sent us out to play and meet other kids. Now there are no parents and the computer criminals and crooks teach them to Hate deny and Disregard or Respect All Authorities. And you wonder why???.
omg
Maybe a dumb question here,is this exact list available on CD? Would love to have it.
The soundtracks to the newer videos are just compilations I put together. I suppose you could download the audio and burn it to a cd though.
Ok,thanks 😊
9:00, 13:15
☺☺☺
thank you
@@BSilva1984 Thank YOU for listening man! I'm checking out your channel, good stuff man! Digging the Hall & Oates tunes! I'll check out more later! 👍🎵🎶♥
OK
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Family in Front of TV screen.
He looks like Robert Wagner.
She like F. F.M.
I'm rather fascinated by these light sounds. While still rather bland and generic, there are some points of interest in the music, things that you would rarely hear in the pop music of the 60s and 70s. Muzak is sort of like smooth jazz before smooth jazz existed.
Great Slinky Toy for Girls and Boys (not transgenders) ...
Lol
whats the name of this track?
Which one?
@@stufferwhite oh sorry 15:04
@@12potatos STANLEY MYERS - "Images"
@@stufferwhite thank youu
At 28:20, that's a computer with an LCD panel? And it looks photoshopped into the picture at the base overhanging the ledge. What's the point?
🩵💚🩵💚🛰
That second song is from the MST3K short Progress Island USA
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I love that documentary of progress Island. And the riff
You beat me to it. That short has some great background tunes. :-)
@@richardleonard1229 You’re right the music they used for that documentary was just pure gold.
I think the world was a better place when we had a cocktail hour, now it seems everyone is mean in the true sense of the word. Mean is even funny and funny is profitable but if you've had to many cocktails your strictly punished for being so mean.
Oh man I miss Bob's Big Boy Hamburger restaurants (pic at 3:05). I was born in 1972 but I still remember going to them in the late 70s and early 1980s in Southern California. What a great childhood memory.
Me too! Up north, where I’m from originally, Big Boy were Manners Restaurants. And here in the south, they were Shoneys Big Boy.
Sheldon Cooper's favorite restaurant.
John Wayne Gacy and Jeffrey Dahmer would listen to this music at the mall and grocery store while trying to meet new young friends to hang out with and party.