1970s Commercials II
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
Anybody remember these?
Calgon, take me away....Ancient Chinese Secret....
From one Beer lover to another Strohs.....
When EF Hutton talks, People listen....
Times like these were made for Tasters Choice...
The ad with the Iron Eyes Cody crying in that public
service ad on pollution and litter.....
Bandesoila....Mr. Pibb....Chips Ahoy.....Looks like a Stroh
Light Nite when good times come along....BRAWNY.....
Oh what A Feeling, Toyota....
Have A Coke & a Smile....
When you say Bud, you got it all....
Butter, Butter, Parkay.....
Land O' Lakes.....
Wouldn't You Like to be a Pepper too....
It's so Nice, Nice to feel, so good about a meal, so good
about Kentucky Fried Chicken.....
It's Finger Licken'good-Col. Sanders....
Kentucky Fried Chicken, we do Chicken right....
List more if you can.....
Thanks,
AJ
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aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
I just thought of some more.....
Jenos, Jenos, Jenos, Pizza, Pizza, Pizza role....
"When you want the taste of a truly great beer, let tonight
be Lowenbrau."-Jason Robards. Tonight, Tonight...Let it be
Lowenbrau....
"Weekends were made for Michelob."-John Forsythe.
Colt 45....Schlitz Malt Liquor....
Meryll Lynch....with the big bull in the china shop?
Brush Your Breath, Brush your Breath, Brush Your Breath
with Dentyne..
Ace is the place with the helpful Hardware man...
Honeycomb, Honeycomb...
List some more......
joe...@ix.netcom.com
Bring ooooooooooout your best . . . [Budweiser?]
Go for the gusto! [another beer?]
Please don't squeeze the Charmin! (saw an interview w/"Mr. Whipple
not long ago!)
The commercial which featured a lion walking through Wall Street
(HAD to have been filmed on a Sunday morning!)
Momma mia, that's a spicey-a meatball-a!
"I'm not hungry, I'll just pick." [woman then sucks up huge forkful
of spaghetti) [from the commercial for the stage play "Gemini"
starring Danny Aiello]
7-Up: The Un-Cola (w/that Jamaican-accented guy w/the shaved head)
"Hey Jerry, what's the story?"
"Lady, your refrigerator's here!" (was that Richard Castellano?)
"Bring out the Hellman's and bring out the best!" (mayo)
Basil Fawlty
It's not nice to fool mother nature......
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote in article <8475097...@dejanews.com>...
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
In article <8475097...@dejanews.com> <5611jd$k...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com>, Yes it was!!!!
Go for the gusto! [another beer?]
I believe that was Schlitz....I have it somewhere
on one of my games I taped back in the 1970s...
Please don't squeeze the Charmin! (saw an interview w/"Mr. Whipple
> not long ago!)
Wow. I thought he died years ago. His daughter played on
Perfect Strangers TV series...
The commercial which featured a lion walking through Wall Street
> (HAD to have been filmed on a Sunday morning!)
I do not remember this for some reason...
Momma mia, that's a spicey-a meatball-a!
Alka-Celtzer!!! (spell?)
"I'm not hungry, I'll just pick." [woman then sucks up huge forkful
> of spaghetti) [from the commercial for the stage play "Gemini"
> starring Danny Aiello]
Don't remember this either....
7-Up: The Un-Cola (w/that Jamaican-accented guy w/the shaved head)
This guy does radio commercials now...
"Hey Jerry, what's the story?"
Sounds familiar....
"Lady, your refrigerator's here!" (was that Richard Castellano?)
Sounds familiar too...
"Bring out the Hellman's and bring out the best!" (mayo)
Also "Bring out the Best Foods and bring out the best!"
Thanks, if you can think of anymore post them!!!
Regards,
Gail Collier
I liked that "Coke Adds Life" ad in which a brass bed is being rolled
down the street with people in it. I was 15 and frustrated about still
being under my parents' rule and this somehow symbolized freedom and the
high life to me.
Gail
Steve and Cara
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
>
> In article <8475097...@dejanews.com> <5611jd$k...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com>,
> joe...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> >
> > Bring ooooooooooout your best . . . [Budweiser?]
> Yes it was!!!!
Wasn't that Best Foods Mayonnaise?
>
> Go for the gusto! [another beer?]
> I believe that was Schlitz....I have it somewhere
> on one of my games I taped back in the 1970s...
Now I'm confused. Isn't this whole thing from the same song? I think it
was ". . .and bring out your best, because life's too short to settle
for less. . .Something something or life's no good at all, go for the
gusto or don't go at all."
Steve
john
I was pretty young in the '70s, so my feelings of being trapped are linked
to '80s images (pretty scary, huh?) Anyway,(back to the '70s) anyone
remember the "Ultra Brite" commercial with the swinging singles & the
blond girl in the "Superhero" outfit.I think it even promised to give your
teeth "Sex appeal". Also that "Pearl Drops Tooth Polish" ad where the
woman would run her tongue over her teeth & go "Mmm... It's a great
feeling!" This really freaked out my Aunt once, who then snapped off the
tv & complained about filth in the media. At the time, I had no idea what
she was upset about!!! What was it with the sexy toothpaste ads ? :)
Beth
Marlene Blanshay
Will that be cash, or Chargex?
ANd they call it, CHARLIE!
How do you handle a hungry man? The Manhandlers!
Ultra Brite has (smack) sex appeal!
Does she or doesn't she? Only her hairdresser knows for sure!
BOAC takes good care of you! (or was that the late 1960s)
United ad: COme on and FLYYYYY MEEEEE
Kent Wayson
>
>aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote in article <8475097...@dejanews.com>...
>> Anybody remember these?
>>
>> Calgon, take me away....Ancient Chinese Secret....
>
Brian Tochi (from the kids show "Razzmatazz") was in that commerical.
Remember the wife: "My husband - some hot shot! Here's his ancient
Chines secret - Calgon..."
then, at the end of the commerical:
wife: "We need more Calgon!"
customer: "Ancient Chinese secret, huh?"
Kent
mben...@aol.com
A funny thing
can happen to your car.
Before you've even driv-en very far.
Its a funny little put-down (boop-boop!)
When ya put your foot down (boop boop)
And that's what hesitations' all about!!!
I know this song was for some kind of gas, maybe Esso (man, I *AM* old..)
but I can't remember.
I also used to LOVE the commercial for tires where the car turns into a
tiger and races along the road.
Anyone out there in NC? Remember the big red animated cardinal that
advertised for the State Fair? I remember him saying "State Fay-yah!" like
Colonel Sanders or something!
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Kent Wayson
On 9 Nov 1996 04:21:03 GMT, aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
>I just thought of some more.....
>
>....Schlitz Malt Liquor....
Remeber "the Schlitz Malt Liquor Bull" - how it always busted through
the walls?! I thought that ad campaign was the coolest thing back
when it first aired...
Kent
buck
My Grandparents had a sailboat back in the 70's. They named the boat "Fly
Me?" after that particular United ad. I would much rather take the boat
than the plane now. Amy
Rhonda Rubin
In article <8475097...@dejanews.com>, aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
>Anybody remember these?
>
<snippity>
>From one Beer lover to another Strohs.....
<snippity>
>Oh what A Feeling, Toyota....
I think this campaign was in the 80s too. I think the 70s Toyota ads said:
"You asked for it. You Got it. Toyota."
>When you say Bud, you got it all....
Ooohh. I just remembered the Taste Buds. Was this a 70s thing? Bunch of
guys that were supposed to be taste buds on a tongue. Then, someone threw
suds at them, which was supposed to be beer. Pretty gross, actually.
Rhonda
--
"The dew fell with a particularly sickening thud this morning."
Jason LeBouef
Anybody remember these?
> List more if you can.....
Nobody wakes up in the city/country... McDonalds
At Mcdonald's... we do it all for you.
You deserve a break today.. McD
Wasn't there a Burger King character?
If so could he kick Ronald McDonalds butt?
Rhonda Rubin
In article <8475116...@dejanews.com>, aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
>I just thought of some more.....
>
And this just reminded me of:
Ooey gooey, rich and chewy inside.
Golden flakey, tender cakey outside.
Wrap the inside in the outside,
it's a good darn tootin'!
It's the big <pause> Fig <pause> Newton.
One more time!
The big <pause> Fig <pause> Newton.
Here's the tricky part,
The big <pause> Fig <pause> Newtooooooon.
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
In article <8475097...@dejanews.com> <56an2o$3dk...@opus.uh.edu>,
RRu...@uh.edu (Rhonda Rubin) wrote:
>
> In article <8475097...@dejanews.com>, aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
Hi Rhonda
> >From one Beer lover to another Strohs.....
> Wasn't Stroh's an 80s thing?
Actually that particular jingle came from a 1980 ad I have
on videotape. I messed up. It is taboo mentioning
anything from the 1980s... Sorry.....
Stroh's was around in the 1970s, but I do not remember
any of their ad campaigns which were prevalent from about
1980-1986....
>Oh what A Feeling, Toyota....
> I think this campaign was in the 80s too. I think the 70s Toyota ads said:
> "You asked for it. You Got it. Toyota."
I messed up again...I got the two confused....
> >When you say Bud, you got it all....
This is definitely 1970's....
> Ooohh. I just remembered the Taste Buds. Was this a 70s thing? Bunch of
> guys that were supposed to be taste buds on a tongue. Then, someone threw
> suds at them, which was supposed to be beer. Pretty gross, actually.
Sounds familiar maybe some other people remember this....
Thanks,
AJ
> "The dew fell with a particularly sickening thud this morning."
>
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu
In article <8475097...@dejanews.com> <5611jd$k...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com> <8475945...@dejanews.com> <32865E...@mailhost.efn.org>,
Steve and Cara <scl...@mailhost.efn.org> wrote:
>
> aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
> >
> > In article <8475097...@dejanews.com> <5611jd$k...@dfw-ixnews11.ix.netcom.com>,
> > joe...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> > >
> > > Bring ooooooooooout your best . . . [Budweiser?]
> > Yes it was!!!!
> Wasn't that Best Foods Mayonnaise?
Hi Steve
No. But I understand why you are confused.
Hellman's Mayo and or Best Foods ran a similar jingle..
"Bring out the Hellman's and bring out the best"
And "Bring out the Best Foods and bring out the best"
I am beginning to wonder if that ad ran in the 1970s
or not?
The Budweiser ad with that jingle was
"Bring out the best, bring out the best, repeat,
Budweiser......"
I think that ad was in the mid 1980s...I did not
post it....
> > Go for the gusto! [another beer?]
> > I believe that was Schlitz....I have it somewhere
> > on one of my games I taped back in the 1970s...
> Now I'm confused. Isn't this whole thing from the same song? I think it
> was ". . .and bring out your best, because life's too short to settle
> for less. . .Something something or life's no good at all, go for the
> gusto or don't go at all."
I think those lyrics you mentioned is the Schlitz jingle
itself.....
> > Thanks,
> >
> > AJ
buck
I think there was....the character was a Burger king. He had that long
robe with furry collar and wore a kings crown. Kinda chubby fella' with
black hair....and yes, I think he could kick Ronald's butt. Amy
Greg Skinner
In article <32887B...@popalex1.linknet.net>,
I vaguely remember a commercial introducing the Whopper and Whopper
Jr.:
It takes two hands to handle a whopper
The two fisted burger at Burger King
There were a couple of kids in it as well as a Burger King character
(a short man with a robe and crown). One of the kids couldn't eat the
burger because it was too big, so the king introduced a new burger
(the Whopper Jr.). One kid said something like "yay, king," then the
music came back on:
It takes two hands to handle a whopper
(Enter kid's voice with "And this one's just right for me!"
Because the burgers are bigger at Burger King!
Greg Skinner
Bain du Soleil for the St. Tropez tan ...
>about Kentucky Fried Chicken.....
If you want Kentucky Fried Chicken, you have to visit me ...
PauSto
aj...@dana.ucc.nau.edu wrote:
>
> Hi Steve
> No. But I understand why you are confused.
> Hellman's Mayo and or Best Foods ran a similar jingle..
> "Bring out the Hellman's and bring out the best"
> And "Bring out the Best Foods and bring out the best"
> I am beginning to wonder if that ad ran in the 1970s
> or not?
Hellman's is made by the Best foods company. Various commercials
revolving around that jingle, and Best Food's mayo, go back as far as
the mid 60's at least.
Good Mayo too !!!!
--
The most adamantly enforced rules
are the rules that cover the butts of
and benefit the promotion of
"The people who enforce the rules"! -PS-
Jeremiah Wilton
Hey Burger King! Twist your ring!!
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Hey, this thread is fun :)
"Have another nutter butter peanut butter sandwich cookie"
and who could forget:
"Plop plop fizz fizz Oh what a relief it is"
The Norelco razor X-mas ad where santa's zooming over the snow on it.
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& Putt *----* CASHP#28-96, CASHK#96-003
Gary Flinn
Mary Ann <pdb...@bisnet.net> wrote:
>
>The Norelco razor X-mas ad where santa's zooming over the snow on it.
>--
Actually, the Norelco Santa (Philishave outside the USA) dates back to
the 1960s. I'll bet he will have a smoother ride on the new Reflex Action
heads.
Gary Flinn
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http://iavbbs.com/gflinn/