@halfmetal74 Yeah. but no-one would know what inertia was. They would think it means "can't be arsed." Saying "Gravity" gives it a scientific serious sound. So it will do the trick, even if bollocks.
70's fashions were appalling!! And most of it tailored in nylon! That woman would have produced enough electricity to power half of London the way she rubbed her legs together.
I didn't appreciate it at the time, but looking back on these fashion catastrophes, I'm glad I was forced to spend most of the 70's in a school uniform. There aren't too many blackmail corner photo's about, though one exists of me in a shirt with chocolate collar and cuffs.
THIS ACCTUALLY WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1.)say the name of the boy/girl u like 2 times 2.)now say the name of your best friend 5 times to yourself 3.)now post this on 5 videos and press f8 your crushes name will appear on the screen!!!!
@UKSazzy67 It was 1971. I remember this sequence of ads being on Television Heaven on Channel 4, presented by Frank Muir. Oh and the US ad is possibly my favourite ever!
@UKSazzy67 It's all '71, this is the first Clunk Click ad he did from then. I guess Jimmy was one of the trendsetters! I've got a clip of Herman's Hermits (past their success) on Morecambe and Wise from 1970 and they've got big lapels on their suits. They look like '70s wedding guests :D
I'm sure i've seen this montage some years ago on a great TV show on C4 called TV HEAVEN with the late Frank Muir. They did a certain year each week with full episodes of programmes, a selection of opening credits from programmes of that year & tv adverts. I taped all the adverts from each show...that went bye-bye sometime ago...! :-(
3 TV adverts for men's clothings. Now that's something which hasn't happened in a long time. Ben Sherman is still around, however looking at the Double 2 shirts it's no wonder we don't see that brand any more.
Nice tweed 3 piece suit Jimmy Saville is wearing in the Clunk Click advert, I approve of that.
Civic.. now whatever happened to them? I remember my dad buying a stereo from Civic, sometime in 73 or 74.
It is unbelievable in this day and age that people as a matter of course didn't wear seatbelts in their cars. I also didn't realise that the moto "clunk click, every trip" was around in 1971 three years before I was born! Imagine not wearing a seatbelt today.
I remember that ad for US deoderant, I have mentioned it to others but no one I knew remembered it so glad to have seen this. I used to love the persuaders too
Me too - and if anyone has any supplies of the US roll on - especially the green one - I would love to buy some so that I can relive the days of my youth when I was influenced by this very advert and purchased the deodrant ! i
I've got it now, That Shirt is one of those Magic Eye things isn't it? Get your eyes really close and concentrate and you can see two hedgehogs mating in a bath full of fairy lights! Mike S.
Thanks For this great trip back in time. I'm old enough to recall all of these - even though I rarely saw ITV! And who could ever forget Harry Worth? I love it - including the opening with a Thorens turntable and arm!.... Now then - where did I put my nice new anorak - lol?
I just wish they sold deoderant in France
diamondinthedirt100 4 days ago
BEN SHERMAN!!!! I had no idea they were around in those days.
BearCubster 3 weeks ago
@BearCubster then you dont know very much about the company then.
ConnorG56 2 weeks ago
1:30 when Jim talks, it makes sense!
Fifty1stState 1 month ago
what was that about a frail object in a box jimmy?
Too soon?
gordongate 1 month ago
Also, 'the only boy in the world' would be quite a niche market.
matt9741399 2 months ago
That shirt is something else.... Yes, yes it is.
matt9741399 2 months ago
the size of that deodorant can... they must have really stank in 1971.
MsPete1963 2 months ago
R.|.P Jimmy savile
MrOutstep33 2 months ago
That's a nice shirt! It's a Ben Sherman!
PeowPeowPeowLasers 2 months ago
today in 2011 we still have adverts as barmy as this
TheTechnoToast 3 months ago
The seat belt AD was excellent still packs a punch today.
weerobot 4 months ago
the "swordsman" crimplene ties.. lol
paulspydar 4 months ago
FANTASTIC!
diskochimp 6 months ago
"Every day in every way, you're o.k. with us." I remember that song like it was yesterday!
williamkanegateshead 6 months ago in playlist Old ads
though my spelling of "you're" is not so hot...
evilrobottolhurst 6 months ago
Humming "you;re OK with US" now...
evilrobottolhurst 6 months ago
I was a roadie for that band
we used to dream of having matching crimplene ties and hankies
where did it all go wrong, damn it
Mehefinheulog1 3 months ago
memories is right the hoover my late mum had away back in 1971 the electeolux cleaner ah well all is gone pb manc irishman
castlebar67 6 months ago
oh my god, the memories!!!!! thanks so much for posting, i@m there!
shortandbald 7 months ago
Absolutely brilliant, where you get these from I do not know but you deserve an award for posting them - thanks fot the memories!
robinbrum 8 months ago
Noel Edmonds must have a share in "That Shirt".
Feisty1967 10 months ago
@Feisty1967 Very true, he's stuck in the '70s with his shirts and the '80s with his hair. :D
IThinkYouLookLarvely 1 week ago
What ITV channel was this from?
radiodarkhorse 1 year ago
Effective advert for seat belts with Jimmy
eydiot909 1 year ago
I need me a crimplene tie right away!!!
dvws1 1 year ago
Were girls prettier then?
areyoureceivingme 1 year ago 2
@areyoureceivingme No, they just looked and dressed more feminine, back then.
JFredUK 9 months ago
@areyoureceivingme Just not any widespread, accessible, and cheap plastic surgery back then.
jrmetmoi 7 months ago
The "you're ok with US" theme was released in the UK as a 7" single at the time,though its a slightly different version to the advert.
jasmoff 1 year ago
Jimmy, it's inertia not the Law of Gravity - jeez
halfmetal74 1 year ago
@halfmetal74 Yeah. but no-one would know what inertia was. They would think it means "can't be arsed." Saying "Gravity" gives it a scientific serious sound. So it will do the trick, even if bollocks.
littleniyah 10 months ago
I'm sure the Jimmy Saville ad is not 1971 cos he is wearing wide lapels, which didn't come into fashion until about 1973.
Feisty1967 1 year ago
"That's a nice shirt! I hope the bloodstains wash out of it!"
mistofoles 1 year ago 2
Excuse me....you find your wife's toyboy hiding in the wardrobe, and you compliment him on his shirt?!
mistofoles 1 year ago
great memories! Wonder what the 'beautiful people' in these ads look like today?
rabsmiff 1 year ago
That hair is horrible, it looks like and old women's hair.
goombabear 1 year ago
70's fashions were appalling!! And most of it tailored in nylon! That woman would have produced enough electricity to power half of London the way she rubbed her legs together.
I didn't appreciate it at the time, but looking back on these fashion catastrophes, I'm glad I was forced to spend most of the 70's in a school uniform. There aren't too many blackmail corner photo's about, though one exists of me in a shirt with chocolate collar and cuffs.
infrasleep 1 year ago
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THIS ACCTUALLY WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1.)say the name of the boy/girl u like 2 times 2.)now say the name of your best friend 5 times to yourself 3.)now post this on 5 videos and press f8 your crushes name will appear on the screen!!!!
CheeseMast3r1 1 year ago
The first ad - groovy baby - the smoking is shocking though
ab37z 1 year ago
I'm sure the Jimmy Saville ad was from later than 1971, you can tell by the wide lapels on his jacket, excuse me for being pedantic.
UKSazzy67 1 year ago
@UKSazzy67 It was 1971. I remember this sequence of ads being on Television Heaven on Channel 4, presented by Frank Muir. Oh and the US ad is possibly my favourite ever!
williamkanegateshead 1 year ago
@UKSazzy67 It's all '71, this is the first Clunk Click ad he did from then. I guess Jimmy was one of the trendsetters! I've got a clip of Herman's Hermits (past their success) on Morecambe and Wise from 1970 and they've got big lapels on their suits. They look like '70s wedding guests :D
IThinkYouLookLarvely 1 week ago
A fine time in advertisements.
Gmancrap 1 year ago 2
If your kids ask you "Daddy what were the 70s like" just show them the first commercial. And then they will run screaming from the monitor.
installLSC 1 year ago
Brilliant.
bules72 1 year ago
those shirtcomercials where ones sampled by Meat Beat Manifesto for there satyricon-album in 1994
pommol 2 years ago
2.08 be funny if it then moved onto a big, hairy man in the bedroom wearing his wifes clothes and squeezing into her heels.
"Mr John McTavish, tranny and time tights wearer."
He looks into the camera and with a rough northern accent and says,
"No ladders even when they get snagged from the bushes"
bules72 2 years ago 3
I was only 3 in 1971! That lady with the tights, if the tights lasted from 9 to 5, then why did she have 2 spare packets in her desk drawer?
UKSazzy67 2 years ago
She was simply promoting the other chic colours on offer: balaclava brown & ketchup red.
djhejfdngszldlvvn 2 years ago
Two pairs are her shagging tights, the others are her working tights.
digbycurrents 2 years ago 10
@digbycurrents how crude
transitcoffin 1 year ago
UKSazzy67.....she had a selection of different types of 'Time' tights in her desk to wear straight after work...
constanzavictrix 2 years ago
I'm sure i've seen this montage some years ago on a great TV show on C4 called TV HEAVEN with the late Frank Muir. They did a certain year each week with full episodes of programmes, a selection of opening credits from programmes of that year & tv adverts. I taped all the adverts from each show...that went bye-bye sometime ago...! :-(
velocet1976 2 years ago
The UK got colour TV in '67 on 625 line BBC2 but colour was only gradually introduced on BBC1 and ITV in late sixties and early seventies...
stevealexR1 2 years ago 2
Savile was sex on legs in those days
LollieSmith 2 years ago
I can see that.
geffel 2 years ago
@LollieSmith Then I would DEFINITELY have worn my seat belt driving with you...obviously you were pissed at the time...:)
tomservo56954 1 week ago
Just a baby then!
skybaby42 2 years ago
Aahh... if only I appreciated those times when I was living them but I was just a bit too young to realise how groovy they were.
creepmag62 2 years ago
3 TV adverts for men's clothings. Now that's something which hasn't happened in a long time. Ben Sherman is still around, however looking at the Double 2 shirts it's no wonder we don't see that brand any more.
Nice tweed 3 piece suit Jimmy Saville is wearing in the Clunk Click advert, I approve of that.
Civic.. now whatever happened to them? I remember my dad buying a stereo from Civic, sometime in 73 or 74.
mukatuna 2 years ago
It's about time ties were advertised on telly again. There's just aren't enough tie adverts these days. Crimplene and polyester? Sign me up!
geffel 2 years ago 2
Double Two were made in Wakefield. In fact people still wear them in Featherstone.
bluebus270 2 years ago
now then lad, no point in gettin all lah-di-dah
there's nowt wrong with a good dose of crimplene
Mehefinheulog1 3 months ago
I WAS 7 THEN.............
sameoldfitup2008 2 years ago
0:17 OMG she is perfect. (WAS perfect)
capitalsho 2 years ago
Yeah i cant get over how perfect Savile was either!
LollieSmith 2 years ago
No shit. Those shirts really ARE something else...
RabidRaccoonUK 2 years ago
Wow. TV adverts in colour. And no 118 bozo's either.
webbhead92 2 years ago
GREAT POST THANKS!
CHANNELOMD 2 years ago
i want ... that shirt
twelvemeister 2 years ago 2
I wonder if Miss A Western is "smoothly efficient". Actualy by now she would need more than a little lubricant to be useful.
capitalsho 2 years ago
haha THAT shirt. so cheesy i love it.
jessyjoojoo 2 years ago
lost era, sad
cutebikerwannabe 2 years ago
Terrific gas. Tx for your uploads. We remember them!
minutegongcoughs 2 years ago
It is unbelievable in this day and age that people as a matter of course didn't wear seatbelts in their cars. I also didn't realise that the moto "clunk click, every trip" was around in 1971 three years before I was born! Imagine not wearing a seatbelt today.
halsalli 3 years ago
38 years ago!
jimjams91 3 years ago
LOL. My mum used to work for Double Two in the 60s.
GFantastic 3 years ago
Haha, the guy leaning against the wall in the first advert is "Benton" from Pertwee era Dr Who!
zepromz 3 years ago
Pass that can of us under arm spray, so we can all have a pommy shower!
hooweelewis 3 years ago
Have you not got sheep you should be shagging convict?
ossyrefugee 3 years ago
what's tha matter, upset cause you live in Englandistan?
watch out for the exploding public transport loser.
hooweelewis 3 years ago
Ms. Angela Weston 'easier to choose than a man' - what a slut, like to see where when shes 70, which she probably is now
mrspester 3 years ago
Fantastic - thanks for posting !!
Ampex196 3 years ago
man thats some snazzy shirts right there!!
fugggit 3 years ago 2
and it would great with one of those Favourite ties, in teroline and crimpoline of course
halsalli 3 years ago
Anybody know what the track is that is playing on That Shirt?
Meat Beat Manefesto sampled it.
gmullin 3 years ago
Hows about that then? Now then now then!
JAYROX1969 3 years ago
I remember that ad for US deoderant, I have mentioned it to others but no one I knew remembered it so glad to have seen this. I used to love the persuaders too
associatesfan 3 years ago
I have these ads on tape, the programme that followed was the persuaders
unigateman 3 years ago
I bet old Saville wouldn't be to partial to wearing a belt if it mean he had to give up his pinky ring (and its neighbour)
caturn88 3 years ago
Doctor Who voicing ties
JonnyInfinite 3 years ago
keogh an savage eat yer heart out...holy shit thats serious trippy stuff
scorpiosview 3 years ago
I remember that 'US' advert very well. What memories.
Glorify27 3 years ago
Me too - and if anyone has any supplies of the US roll on - especially the green one - I would love to buy some so that I can relive the days of my youth when I was influenced by this very advert and purchased the deodrant ! i
wayney 3 years ago
THAT SHIRT!
mubd1234 3 years ago 2
great adverts, check out that old vac, prob last longer than the ones today.
thebob34 3 years ago 2
people laugh at the fashions then,nowadays in hot weather they go about with baseball caps with the hood up!!! you couldnt make it up
blade0954 3 years ago
they wear baseball caps and hoods up so they cant be filmed on cctv!
jamierourketen 3 years ago
I've got it now, That Shirt is one of those Magic Eye things isn't it? Get your eyes really close and concentrate and you can see two hedgehogs mating in a bath full of fairy lights! Mike S.
thecheesepriest 3 years ago 2
"That Shirt" was something else all right.
A tablecloth! Mike S.
thecheesepriest 3 years ago 17
@thecheesepriest
made me laugh :o)
ATVmidlands5581 1 year ago
@thecheesepriest PMS
barrybwfc 1 year ago
@thecheesepriest Either that, or what was once some living room curtains.
JFredUK 9 months ago
great memories thank you for posting!
johnnygorgeous 3 years ago
That shirt is definately something else !!!!
MikeJF355 3 years ago
Thanks For this great trip back in time. I'm old enough to recall all of these - even though I rarely saw ITV! And who could ever forget Harry Worth? I love it - including the opening with a Thorens turntable and arm!.... Now then - where did I put my nice new anorak - lol?
Ampex196 3 years ago
I absolutely loved the 'US' advert when I was younger, I was in love with the blonde girl!!
Not seen this ad for years, thanks!
nam1956 3 years ago
Some very of-their-time ads here, but the Civic one could easily have come from a decade earlier.
RobinCarmody 4 years ago