Mel Blanc did voice the Frito Bandito. I remember some of these. Others were before I was born. I still love the Pepsi commercial. I also like the fact the commercials were shorter back then but still managed to get their point across.
Dinah Shore's NBC-TV shows (15 minute and hour-long editions) were sponsored by Chevrolet from 1951 through '61, and she was their "star salesman" during that period. The Halo jingle was written for Colgate-Palmolive-Peet by Joe Rines in 1946, and initially featured on their radio shows...
OK turkey ! This is from an "old fart", who came to the US of A in '57. Where are the good old "Hey get your cold beer, hey, get your Ballantine!" - "For the first time in your life feel really clean, get that ZEST glow from head to toe" - "Mildness(4X)makes the difference, smoke Tarryton(4)...etc." Double your flavor, double your fun with Doublemint (3)gum"
Man oh man oh man...does this bring back memories! It's amazing how some commercials back then had such big production numbers. Thanks very much for posting this!
Awesome! Caused me to relive & remember moments and family members who have long since passed. Really enjoyed this. Carried me back and actually was kind of a healing experience but you'd have to be over fifty in this crazy world to understand.
I'd like to teach the world to sing, in perfect harmony...I'd like to but the world a coke...Put your hand in my hand. Let's begin today, With your hand in my hand. Help me find a way.
Pack up the kids, Crank up the car and go to Jack in the Box. Take life a little easier. Make life a little easier. Pack up the kids, Crank up the car and go to Jack in the Box.
My balogne has a first name, it'st O.S. C.A. R my balogne has a last name ist M.E.Y.E.R.
Dinah Shore kicks Russia's ass in that first one! Fists are flying! In the last one she's less belligerent, but that kiss at the end looks like someone's going to get slapped!
As far as Oscar Mayer, we will not put up with Communist agitators. March with us or else!
A little heavy on the Halo, but some good stuff. Thanks
@rayofmoonshine I was thinking more "Speedy Gonzales," but I guess after all the time we spent hearing his voice, we'd recognize it almost anywhere! LOL! From Bugs Bunny to Mr. Spacely to who knows what, he was the voice we heard.
@rayofmoonshine It's a relatively little known fact that Mel Blanc didn't do ALL the WB voices. but that's the deal his manager worked out back in the 30s as far as the credits in every cartoon. Elmer Fudd was somebody completely different.
I wonder what Dinah would think of On Star abd Sirius sattelite radio in your Chevrolet? She'd probably like it.In Australia, they cal them Kelloggs Rice Bubbles. If Halo was so great then why did they stop making it.
AH! Dinnah Shore. What a show that was. If only the mindset of liberals had not set in. the world would still be closer to innocence. I remember all of these commercials. Especially the Pepsi commercial. They ought to redo that one for today but maintain the sheer happiness.
mexicans were complaining that the frito bandito was give a bad name to their race ....so it was taken of the air...this is the 1st time ive seen him in 50 years.WOW!!!
@chuckiesjamochashake My mother's high school annual (1960s) had a picture of girls dressed up as angels for some play and with the caption "halo, everybody halo?" under it. Now I understand where the line came from. Great job with the compilation!
@Aquaria Dinah sounded fine to me here, did you hear her sing on her 70"s tv talk show?? Omg! She sang one thing, the band played another, uncontrolled vibrato. every afternoon.awful! Oh, the Frito Bandito! I used to wonder at the time how they got away with that.There used to be a Chinese Chelly flavor of this cool-aid type drink. Commercials now are llight-years ahead in some cases-light years behind in other cases.
@chuckiesjamochashake GREAT set of jingles, that was when commercials were worth watching! Come check out my channel were i have a huge collection of commercials and promos from 1950 all the way to 1999! Thanks!
@chuckiesjamochashake My mom would like to see the old acne pimple commercial. I think it has a jingle that says: I'm an acne pimple as lonely as can be, hey fellow pimple, I'll keep you company.
Excellent job! Some comments. The "Halo" TV spot song was originally "Hello, Everybody" sung by duo Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. Dina Shore had polio that affected one of her legs. In her TV show she didn't disguise it. Yes it was Mel Blanc singing the Frito Bandito song. The Chicano folks didn't like it later had it banned. These songs were recorded back in the great old days of analog mono sound with a top high end of about 5 Khz. And with a lot of compression. But EVERYTHING can be heard!!!
there is an old winston commercial I remember but cannot find anywhere. After they changed the slogan to "What do you want, good grammar or good taste?" It's a bunch of secretaries terrorizing their slave driver boss. If anyone has seen it let me know I only remember seeing it a couple of times when I was around 7 or 8. thanx!
@ScotAbenaki In the mid-to-late 1960s they did a whole series of those "Good Grammar or Good Taste" Winston ads in different settings. I remember one in particular with a bunch of farm hands and a cute farm girl singing the jingle (one of the farmhands was James Hampton, who played Dobbs the bugler on "F-Troop" as well as Caretaker in the original version of "The Longest Yard").
@clovis57 I don't know if it's posted here, but I could swear Barry Manilow did the vocal for "Tijuana Smalls" cigarillos. I always loved that jingle.
@ArtistinMO Why yes it is! Mel Blanc's Mexican voice was one of his first actually. He was a voice acting master and anyone voice acting should pay their respects to that man! He WAS the looney toons!
You can tell that Pepsi ad was made in the era before remote controls, man did that drag. If the Mr Clean ad were made today it would need the disclaimer *Dramitization: Do not use Mr Clean to clean your dog."
Made it all the way through, I'd give you five stars if I could :)
Does anyone know if the male voice in "Mr Clean' had something done to it? Or was it just normally sung and it's just a different quality. If so, does anyone know how to replicate this effect?
@hypnotisedpenguin I got the audio from a recording somewhere on the internet. I think it may have come from a record of jingles or something. I have no clue where on the internet I found the recording. I replaced the original commercial's audio with it. I think I did some additional audio editing using audacity; but I have no idea what that may have entailed. BTW, for whomever is interested; the Texaco commercial has the video from one source and the audio from another; also edited.
@hypnotisedpenguin If it means anything to you, I've heard that the guy singing the Mr. Clean jingle is 1950s pop singer Don Cherry, whose children are Eagle Eye Cherry and Neneh Cherry. The audio from that ad is probably from the CD "Television's Greatest Hits - The Commercials". The actual original commercial is here on YouTube at various places.
@hypnotisedpenguin Slight error in my mentioning that Don Cherry's kids are Eagle Eye Cherry and Neneh Cherry - their dad is Don Cherry the JAZZ musician, not Don Cherry the pop singer (who had a hit in 1955 with "Band of Gold"). However, the singer Don Cherry IS the guy singing the Mr. Clean jingle.
Love this compilation. I remember most of these ads from my childhood and later, and it was with great fondness I watched them again. Briefly I was young again and so was the world. Thanks for posting.
O the ""GOOD OLE DAYS"" if only 2 relive them all again!!!! Makes 1 wanna cry cause the good times that we once knew are gone, the family & friends that we had back then are gone, all thats left are the memories of yestur year!!!! I was born in the early 60's & remember most of these commercials!! Thank you CHUCKIESJAMOCHASHAKE for posting this video!! You did a great job......brought even some tears 2 my eyes!!
So Great! I teach a music appreciation class and one of our writing exercises is to write a jingle. This video is now part of my lesson plan. Thanks so much!
What is the best application to edit this - to remove the color credits at the start and the message at the end that spoil the video and are unnecessary (credits and messages are better placed to the right)?
@Meatpies62 This guy has a holier than thou attitude. Who is he to tell anyone what is or isn't necessary in THEIR video. His comment deserves that response.
@chuckiesjamochashake What I should have said was that the comment was rude, so I mis-spoke, and I was out of place in calling you rude on your own channel. My apologies.
@nevaeh1489 I doubt that. But even if true those are remakes and not the originals which were dangerously sharp on the ends. Your turn to say "Were not!" LOL Kindergaten Redux
@ShastaPacificRoad This is not just a video of commmercials. I'm was trying to show how a jingle can get in people's heads with their repetitiveness. Also it sets up a little joke when the record gets broken at the end. This is what people like yourself may have been feeling like doing with all the Halo bits. I don't like having to explain this, but some people aren't getting it. I'm glad you like most of the choices. Thanks for leaving a comment.
@ShastaPacificRoad Already have enough stuff running around in my head now! LOL! You're right tho, about jingles sticking in your mind. Their uniqueness, subject and frequency of airing often bear heavily upon remembering them. It can also be overkill and breed resentment agin' a product/service. A pertinent example might be the Geico commercials that seem to be saturating AM and FM radio here in the Midwest....... IMHO, some of the ads need to brought back. Think the companies might be
@ShastaPacificRoad missing a bet by not 'cashing in' on the Retro aspect. Who knows, they just might surprize themselves with good sales!!!???? Certainly a lot of the current ads are nothing more than a re-hash of earlier ads. Keep up the good work!
Love this momentary return to a time when life was simple despite the war protests. I don't remember the Halo commercials, but do all the rest. Made me think of some others... How about Viceroy cigarettes, "I'd rather fight than switch." And "Brylcreem, little dab'll do ya!" Thanks so much for the memories. (But that's a different show. LOL) Commercials today just don't measure up.
@HuskerGram Not to nitpick, but that was Tareyton cigarettes that had "I'd rather fight than switch" as their catchphrase. But you're right - today's commercials are not as memorable as yesterday's. Will any of us remember the Geico gecko for as long as we've remembered the Jolly Green Giant, Josephine the Plumber, Mr. Whipple or the Little Old Winemaker? Or the Ajax White Knight, or Mrs. Olson, or . . . etc, etc.
@elc1960 Wow! You're right, it was Tareyton. And that made me think of Eydie Gorme in the cigar commercials. Commercials back then were memorable because they were good (catchy jingle, etc.) Now they're memorable because of how awful they are. "Wheeeee Whee Whee Wheeeeeeeeeee." That one should be banned. lol
@HuskerGram Oh oh . . . that was Edie Adams (Ernie Kovacs' wife) in the Muriel cigar ads . . . sorry, that little old nitpicker, me . . . (See what I mean? You can't get those catchphrases out of your head.)
I wonder what Dinah would think of Sirius sattelite radio and GPS systems IN Your Chevrolet's now? I don't remember any of the jingles from the 60s. Sorry but I can't STAND Ethel Merman, I had to mute her sea lion voice. Now I really have no memories of cigarette commercials. I can remember the Pepsi commercial a little bit
Well, these sure beat the "Midwest Hemroid Treatment Center" jingles we get these days...
seanthamaster 1 week ago
Mel Blanc did voice the Frito Bandito. I remember some of these. Others were before I was born. I still love the Pepsi commercial. I also like the fact the commercials were shorter back then but still managed to get their point across.
shlbycindy1 3 weeks ago
Thanx for the memories
radiowwww 1 month ago
This is why I go gaga over YouTube. (And when I say 'ga-ga', I don't mean Stefani Germanotta).
Juliaflo 1 month ago
^_^ ！
lilifenglin 1 month ago
oh in simpler and more innicent times-----I think
TGNolan01 1 month ago
respond? what the hellI haven;y heard it!
TGNolan01 1 month ago
tastes good like a cigarette should?! lol
sanaa94 1 month ago
Much better than the rubbish commercials we see today.
kiwichristian2009 1 month ago
Dina Shore?
dixiedoodleification 1 month ago
Dinah Shore's NBC-TV shows (15 minute and hour-long editions) were sponsored by Chevrolet from 1951 through '61, and she was their "star salesman" during that period. The Halo jingle was written for Colgate-Palmolive-Peet by Joe Rines in 1946, and initially featured on their radio shows...
fromthesidelines 1 month ago
OK turkey ! This is from an "old fart", who came to the US of A in '57. Where are the good old "Hey get your cold beer, hey, get your Ballantine!" - "For the first time in your life feel really clean, get that ZEST glow from head to toe" - "Mildness(4X)makes the difference, smoke Tarryton(4)...etc." Double your flavor, double your fun with Doublemint (3)gum"
would love to hear/see them.
Greetings!
gallferi 1 month ago
Man oh man oh man...does this bring back memories! It's amazing how some commercials back then had such big production numbers. Thanks very much for posting this!
rskissack 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
what's with all the halo shampoo ads
Stephie2007 2 months ago
If commercials sounded like this these days, I'd look more forwards to the commercials than the shows!
pinstripedpants01 2 months ago
Awesome! Caused me to relive & remember moments and family members who have long since passed. Really enjoyed this. Carried me back and actually was kind of a healing experience but you'd have to be over fifty in this crazy world to understand.
Thanks! five stars*****
1betrman 2 months ago
the Frito Bandito!!! luv these....
viamy29 2 months ago
Love these type of videos. =)
MightyZumba23 2 months ago
I can't find a shampoo that glorifies my hair these days. Thanks for posting!
MikeIdy6000 2 months ago
fallout oink oink
Schnuersenkelfon 3 months ago 3
@Schnuersenkelfon Ich spreche Deutsch nicht so gut.
chuckiesjamochashake 3 months ago
@chuckiesjamochashake Fallout is just a computergame, the addvertisement reminds me to that.Don´t take the comment to serious.:-)
Schnuersenkelfon 3 months ago
I really wish I was a part of America before it was tainted by 3rd world bullshit.
relaxingmike78 3 months ago
Rice Krispies should reuse its old 50s Commercial but re-vamp it to make it amazing but keep the jazz music. :D Awesome video dude.
ChrisBurtonCanada 3 months ago
Mr. Clean is here to stay.
CentristFiasco 3 months ago
Mel Blanc voice 1:51????
1088musicwonder 3 months ago
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1088musicwonder 3 months ago
The Chevrolet ones are my favorite
KawaiiMooMoo 4 months ago
Now I'm curious as to what Halo is made of....
looker768 4 months ago
HAHAHAHA HE SAID BUTT CRACKLE! Rofl
scramble0gamble 4 months ago
Why would you want to be a hot dog?!?
AnimeAspieFanatic 4 months ago
I knew they changed Mr. Clean to today's...."brownish"...Mr. Clean. How silly.
Madridme3 4 months ago
I'm a pepper, he's a pepper, she's a pepper, we're all peppers, wouldn't you like to be a pepper too?
Plop Plop Fizz Fizz oh what a relief it is.
Candy coated popcorn, peanuts and a prize. That's what you get in cracker jack.
Two all beef patties onions pickles special sauce on a sesame seed bun.
Rice a Roni "cling cling" The San Francisco treat.
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is There
sherriffnoldie 4 months ago
Ban. Won't wear off. As the day wears on.
I'd like to teach the world to sing, in perfect harmony...I'd like to but the world a coke...Put your hand in my hand. Let's begin today, With your hand in my hand. Help me find a way.
Pack up the kids, Crank up the car and go to Jack in the Box. Take life a little easier. Make life a little easier. Pack up the kids, Crank up the car and go to Jack in the Box.
My balogne has a first name, it'st O.S. C.A. R my balogne has a last name ist M.E.Y.E.R.
sherriffnoldie 4 months ago
These are awesome! The lady at 7:43 - 7:48 freaks me out, though! She looks either stoned or possessed! What did they put in her Pepsi? ;P
emmydooloos 4 months ago
old-school... love it
DSVJingles 4 months ago
Dinah Shore kicks Russia's ass in that first one! Fists are flying! In the last one she's less belligerent, but that kiss at the end looks like someone's going to get slapped!
As far as Oscar Mayer, we will not put up with Communist agitators. March with us or else!
A little heavy on the Halo, but some good stuff. Thanks
rayofmoonshine 4 months ago
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rayofmoonshine 4 months ago
awww what wonderful memories! Thank you!
debkauble 4 months ago
SNAP CRACKLE POP...........before they were GAY !
But the world still LOVES THEM!
Seyahhsod 4 months ago
HI, BELIEVE IT OR NOT, I STILL USE EACH AND EVERY PRODUCT IN THIS COMMERCIAL! HE HE HE. TOM D. BRICK,NJ. {AT THE SHORE}.THANKS FOR THE TRIP BACK.
doowopman49 5 months ago
classic texaco commercial. gas was 30 cent"s a gallon back then
DABEARS1088 5 months ago
I love these old ads. Keep them coming! Thanks for posting.
Supermusicisloveable 5 months ago
Ach, the people were so naive.
0mriphone0 5 months ago
I figured it out. The voice of the Frito Bandito is, in fact, Mel Blanc. I'd bet anything.
arkady714 5 months ago
@arkady714 absolutely! you can hear the bugs bunny in there
rayofmoonshine 4 months ago
@rayofmoonshine I was thinking more "Speedy Gonzales," but I guess after all the time we spent hearing his voice, we'd recognize it almost anywhere! LOL! From Bugs Bunny to Mr. Spacely to who knows what, he was the voice we heard.
arkady714 4 months ago
@rayofmoonshine It's a relatively little known fact that Mel Blanc didn't do ALL the WB voices. but that's the deal his manager worked out back in the 30s as far as the credits in every cartoon. Elmer Fudd was somebody completely different.
rayofmoonshine 4 months ago
CORN CHIPS. YOU MUST NOT OFFEND THEM.
DasHinchen 5 months ago
I still can't believe that GM was toying with the idea of not calling their chevrolet cars "Chevy" anymore.
Would have been the biggest mistake since Coke decided they were going to change the taste.
texasghost 5 months ago
I can't believe Don Draper signed off on these.
daeviant 5 months ago
Come to Texaco. We have regular, diesel, and Ethyl Merman.
planetery 5 months ago 16
@planetery Good one.
chuckiesjamochashake 5 months ago
@planetery I agree. That was a WONDERFUL joke. Ethyl Merman! LOVED it!
AlbieGray 4 months ago
@chuckiesjamochashake thanks for sharing this with us, great time to live in, great to look back at the past
MAdMAx19901 6 months ago
Was, Ha ha!
PatAttack1000 6 months ago
Downloading MP3 for creepiness factor :D
sgtpandathe3rd 6 months ago
The 53 Chevy, the first one of the ugliest Chevy's made...!
MePJtheDJ 6 months ago
Fritos!
claustrea 6 months ago
I wonder what Dinah would think of On Star abd Sirius sattelite radio in your Chevrolet? She'd probably like it.In Australia, they cal them Kelloggs Rice Bubbles. If Halo was so great then why did they stop making it.
Sheri451 6 months ago
@Sheri451 Never mind that! What would she think of the Junk they put out today! Obama Motors!
MsPerogi 6 months ago
@MsPerogi LOL! Boy are you so right ( :
Sheri451 6 months ago
I really liked the Pepsi video. I hadn't heard that one in ages. They should redo that for today's youth. It had a catchy jingle.
kso808 6 months ago
I love these things, they truly are addictive. More please!
tyra1108 6 months ago
Is it just me, or does everyone say "HAYLO" instead of Hello (Especially in the Halo commercial)?
ThemToob 6 months ago
Brought back memories from Saturday morning cartoon days. I remember so many of these. Makes me really feel my 60 years.
FeistyFemale100 7 months ago
ahh i want a time machine!!
NewEraLink 7 months ago 2
We drove our Chevrolet, now we have climate change, and peak oil, gheez.
reddnec 7 months ago
AH! Dinnah Shore. What a show that was. If only the mindset of liberals had not set in. the world would still be closer to innocence. I remember all of these commercials. Especially the Pepsi commercial. They ought to redo that one for today but maintain the sheer happiness.
Joseph F
Portland, OR USA
B52sguy 7 months ago
Sigh :( I wish I was born 60 years ago ..
Vince92rsca 7 months ago
I like it especially Frito Bandito if they have a retro Frito Bandito I would buy it in a heartbeat!! =)
AngeLBarraganJR 7 months ago
What a nostalgia trip. I remember almost all of those... I too am a dinashore...
thesoundsmith 7 months ago
mexicans were complaining that the frito bandito was give a bad name to their race ....so it was taken of the air...this is the 1st time ive seen him in 50 years.WOW!!!
09bnunez 7 months ago
Mexicans always steal my Fritos.
agentozzy 7 months ago
1:21 -- who let the ginger freak in? :P
nyratk1 7 months ago
Wow!! Cigarette ads! lol
ArwenLeFey1978 7 months ago
@ArwenLeFey1978 Only one ad. I decided I would include only a single cigarette ad jingle and the Winston one was my choice.
chuckiesjamochashake 7 months ago 5
dang rice krispies are already sweet and they added like a cup of sugar, oh how to nice it would have been to be oblivious to obesity
superaweosome91 8 months ago
@superaweosome91 But back then, after eating their cereal, kids would go outside and play the rest of the day. No video games back then.
Jeff98177 7 months ago
Somebody had a lot of leftover Halo material!
apsscinc 8 months ago
@apsscinc No. I just wanted to embed the Halo jingle forever in your brain. :D
chuckiesjamochashake 8 months ago
@chuckiesjamochashake It worked!! hahahaha
apsscinc 8 months ago
@chuckiesjamochashake I'd say you were pretty successful.
GamagothRULES 6 months ago
@chuckiesjamochashake My mother's high school annual (1960s) had a picture of girls dressed up as angels for some play and with the caption "halo, everybody halo?" under it. Now I understand where the line came from. Great job with the compilation!
thatbluejeansguy 3 months ago
Dinah Shore sounded a little flat. Was it live?
Aquaria 8 months ago
@Aquaria It was not live, but I have no idea if she sounds flat or not
chuckiesjamochashake 8 months ago
@Aquaria Dinah sounded fine to me here, did you hear her sing on her 70"s tv talk show?? Omg! She sang one thing, the band played another, uncontrolled vibrato. every afternoon.awful! Oh, the Frito Bandito! I used to wonder at the time how they got away with that.There used to be a Chinese Chelly flavor of this cool-aid type drink. Commercials now are llight-years ahead in some cases-light years behind in other cases.
murraymae 6 months ago
love it
love to see more and I'll sub
RIDGE7splaylist 8 months ago
Would love to see more of this stuff! I remember a lot of these as a small child, brings back some great memories!
SereneandPeaceful 8 months ago
Omg Mel Blanks as a Bandito in a Fritos ad.Awesome
TattooGuru777 8 months ago
HALO shampoo! halo!!
celestecristal852 8 months ago
i was never able to get my slinky down the stairs :(
rollipolioli 9 months ago
You can trust your car to the system with the star.
thesailormercury1 9 months ago
100k views! Yay!
chuckiesjamochashake 9 months ago
@chuckiesjamochashake GREAT set of jingles, that was when commercials were worth watching! Come check out my channel were i have a huge collection of commercials and promos from 1950 all the way to 1999! Thanks!
myretrochannel1 9 months ago 2
@chuckiesjamochashake My mom would like to see the old acne pimple commercial. I think it has a jingle that says: I'm an acne pimple as lonely as can be, hey fellow pimple, I'll keep you company.
watts09 8 months ago
Great, now I want to buy a Chevy, so I can eat cereal in it.
Retro8bit 9 months ago
Excellent job! Some comments. The "Halo" TV spot song was originally "Hello, Everybody" sung by duo Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. Dina Shore had polio that affected one of her legs. In her TV show she didn't disguise it. Yes it was Mel Blanc singing the Frito Bandito song. The Chicano folks didn't like it later had it banned. These songs were recorded back in the great old days of analog mono sound with a top high end of about 5 Khz. And with a lot of compression. But EVERYTHING can be heard!!!
Glinkaism1 9 months ago
can't beat those 1950s . The good old days .
trayguy 10 months ago
The Frito Bandito sounds like Mel Blanc!
Highland804 10 months ago
@Highland804
It is! :D
btz2005 10 months ago
miss the old time commercials, hate the 2011 ones
bdillan1957 10 months ago
Who know what makes these commercials great....NO NEGROES!
gopconservative78 10 months ago
Halo everybody...Halo!
LlamaSims2010 10 months ago
there is an old winston commercial I remember but cannot find anywhere. After they changed the slogan to "What do you want, good grammar or good taste?" It's a bunch of secretaries terrorizing their slave driver boss. If anyone has seen it let me know I only remember seeing it a couple of times when I was around 7 or 8. thanx!
ScotAbenaki 10 months ago
@ScotAbenaki In the mid-to-late 1960s they did a whole series of those "Good Grammar or Good Taste" Winston ads in different settings. I remember one in particular with a bunch of farm hands and a cute farm girl singing the jingle (one of the farmhands was James Hampton, who played Dobbs the bugler on "F-Troop" as well as Caretaker in the original version of "The Longest Yard").
elc1960 9 months ago
These are Classics!
5/5 for the VIDEO!
ChrisBurtonCanada 10 months ago
I checked a few Tijuana Smalls commercials and no Manilow. If you find it, please post a link,
Thanks,
Tom
clovis57 11 months ago
I adore Dinah Shore. Just saying.
TheCatgirl6 11 months ago
Do you have any of the commercials involving Barry Manilow? he did a lot of jingles back in the day.
Thanks,
Tom
clovis57 1 year ago
@clovis57 I don't know if it's posted here, but I could swear Barry Manilow did the vocal for "Tijuana Smalls" cigarillos. I always loved that jingle.
TheCatgirl6 11 months ago
yah! love these old commercials! make more videos please!!!!!!
fembotprincess 1 year ago
I would like to see the Quaker Puffed Wheat commercial that is done to the tune of the 1812 Overture! I can't find that one anywhere!
kittymommy 1 year ago
I love vintage tv commercials! Keep 'em coming! :)
dc8058 1 year ago
glycerin in shampoo are they retarted
Mrlookmyfinger 1 year ago
IY IY IY IY IY I AM THE FRITO BANDITO
CRAZYMANIAC44 1 year ago 19
@CRAZYMANIAC44 Yee Hee!
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
Is that Mel Blanc doing the voice of the Frito Bandito? sure sounds like him! (or like Speedy Gonzales)
ArtistinMO 9 months ago
@ArtistinMO It is.
wannawatchu66 8 months ago
@ArtistinMO Why yes it is! Mel Blanc's Mexican voice was one of his first actually. He was a voice acting master and anyone voice acting should pay their respects to that man! He WAS the looney toons!
cooldude333 8 months ago
@CRAZYMANIAC44 Was that Mel Blank?
dancepiglover 4 months ago
That Halo jingle is dangerously catchy!
BURniNG6t54 1 year ago
There sure seemed to be a lot of Halo shampoo commercials. It made me want to research that product.
jfilesbooks 1 year ago
I love how political correctness was so different then.
HylianSpirit 1 year ago
figures....the Frito bandito is thieving mexican...nothing's changed
lovetogokiev 1 year ago
in the Army during the cold war we would sing see the USSR in your armor car!!
linowilly 1 year ago 5
wow, Ethel Merman was dangerous to speakers
pretorious700 1 year ago
It was excellent. I just love being able to go back and see how everything used to be done. Seems so much cleaner.
Does anyone remember the old shopping days before Christmas. I have searched everywhere trying to find that jingle.
awderer 1 year ago
You can tell that Pepsi ad was made in the era before remote controls, man did that drag. If the Mr Clean ad were made today it would need the disclaimer *Dramitization: Do not use Mr Clean to clean your dog."
Made it all the way through, I'd give you five stars if I could :)
garrisonskunk 1 year ago
I loved those old Frito Bandito, Oscar Meyer, and Pepsi commercials. Does Halo shampoo even exist anymore?
ftsjr 1 year ago
@ftsjr yes...Halo still exists. You can get it online. Just check it out in Google.
jfilesbooks 1 year ago
stupid stereotypical frito commercial
FightThroughFaith 1 year ago
Mr.Clean commercial is good!
The Rice Krispies commercial is better than the Crap we have Today!
THESE ARE GREAT!
CoolioRockstar 1 year ago
Rice Krispies was my favorite one. Wish there was talent like that on TV today.
justanotherjunkaddy 1 year ago
oscar mayer : ) And i love fritos!
mlemck101 1 year ago
oscar mayer : )
mlemck101 1 year ago
Does anyone know if the male voice in "Mr Clean' had something done to it? Or was it just normally sung and it's just a different quality. If so, does anyone know how to replicate this effect?
It's my favourite jingle, BTW. 5/5 video.
hypnotisedpenguin 1 year ago
@hypnotisedpenguin I got the audio from a recording somewhere on the internet. I think it may have come from a record of jingles or something. I have no clue where on the internet I found the recording. I replaced the original commercial's audio with it. I think I did some additional audio editing using audacity; but I have no idea what that may have entailed. BTW, for whomever is interested; the Texaco commercial has the video from one source and the audio from another; also edited.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
@hypnotisedpenguin If it means anything to you, I've heard that the guy singing the Mr. Clean jingle is 1950s pop singer Don Cherry, whose children are Eagle Eye Cherry and Neneh Cherry. The audio from that ad is probably from the CD "Television's Greatest Hits - The Commercials". The actual original commercial is here on YouTube at various places.
elc1960 1 year ago
@elc1960 Ah that is fascinating I will inquire about that. Thank you very much.
I'm sure I could try and make a microphone give shit quality speaking ha.
hypnotisedpenguin 1 year ago
@hypnotisedpenguin Slight error in my mentioning that Don Cherry's kids are Eagle Eye Cherry and Neneh Cherry - their dad is Don Cherry the JAZZ musician, not Don Cherry the pop singer (who had a hit in 1955 with "Band of Gold"). However, the singer Don Cherry IS the guy singing the Mr. Clean jingle.
elc1960 9 months ago
I really enjoyed this video, keep them coming.
hironscindy 1 year ago
commercials were longer/better back then
jodicoady 1 year ago
Wonder how many takes it took to get those slinky's to perform perfectly!?!?
ssostufveatch 1 year ago
Love this compilation. I remember most of these ads from my childhood and later, and it was with great fondness I watched them again. Briefly I was young again and so was the world. Thanks for posting.
tsunamicharly 1 year ago
O the ""GOOD OLE DAYS"" if only 2 relive them all again!!!! Makes 1 wanna cry cause the good times that we once knew are gone, the family & friends that we had back then are gone, all thats left are the memories of yestur year!!!! I was born in the early 60's & remember most of these commercials!! Thank you CHUCKIESJAMOCHASHAKE for posting this video!! You did a great job......brought even some tears 2 my eyes!!
dolphinsqueen 1 year ago
Great memories! Time is really going too fast, though!
XtianGuitar 1 year ago
Thanks for the memories.
lorgregory 1 year ago
So Great! I teach a music appreciation class and one of our writing exercises is to write a jingle. This video is now part of my lesson plan. Thanks so much!
ooftavey 1 year ago
@ooftavey Cool. My second comment from a teacher.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
I can actually remember these comercials or the jingles
MrRob1954 1 year ago
Enjoyed it very much hope to see more
MrRob1954 1 year ago
@MrRob1954 Thanks for leaving your nice comment.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
Those in their 50s and better will remember these. The rest of you, eat your hearts out. You missed the Golden Age of TV Ads.
simayana 1 year ago
Does Halo glorify your hair?
Vaxliscious 1 year ago
I had never seen/heard most of these. Thanks for the post.
sportygirl869 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing, enjoyed old time tv commercials.: )
karen608608 1 year ago
Enjoyed this very much ..Thank you..
doowopgal56 1 year ago
halo shampoo sucksthesong isterrible..
regressing2apes 1 year ago
Check out my rendition of the 1967 Lassie Theme!
titanicpiano14 1 year ago
What is the best application to edit this - to remove the color credits at the start and the message at the end that spoil the video and are unnecessary (credits and messages are better placed to the right)?
TheGibbonsFamily 1 year ago
@TheGibbonsFamily Your opinion means nothing.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
@chuckiesjamochashake Chuckie, you're just downright rude.
Meatpies62 1 year ago
@Meatpies62 This guy has a holier than thou attitude. Who is he to tell anyone what is or isn't necessary in THEIR video. His comment deserves that response.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
@chuckiesjamochashake What I should have said was that the comment was rude, so I mis-spoke, and I was out of place in calling you rude on your own channel. My apologies.
Meatpies62 1 year ago
@Meatpies62 Thanks for watching my video and I'll be watching many of yours soon.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
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Meatpies62 1 year ago
@nevaeh1489 I doubt that. But even if true those are remakes and not the originals which were dangerously sharp on the ends. Your turn to say "Were not!" LOL Kindergaten Redux
Arieliondotcom 1 year ago
I was a teenager in the 1970's and at university in the 1980's so the beauty ads of that time period brings me back to my youth.
jakevanfan 1 year ago
YOU MEAN WE GOT THAT KRAZY STYLE FROM MR CLEAN ---bald men with pierced ears--i dont know why black men want to look like a servant
49jubilee 1 year ago
Brings back a LOT of memories! Great!!!! However.......... 2 HALO commercials would seem adequate.
ShastaPacificRoad 1 year ago
@ShastaPacificRoad This is not just a video of commmercials. I'm was trying to show how a jingle can get in people's heads with their repetitiveness. Also it sets up a little joke when the record gets broken at the end. This is what people like yourself may have been feeling like doing with all the Halo bits. I don't like having to explain this, but some people aren't getting it. I'm glad you like most of the choices. Thanks for leaving a comment.
chuckiesjamochashake 1 year ago
@ShastaPacificRoad Already have enough stuff running around in my head now! LOL! You're right tho, about jingles sticking in your mind. Their uniqueness, subject and frequency of airing often bear heavily upon remembering them. It can also be overkill and breed resentment agin' a product/service. A pertinent example might be the Geico commercials that seem to be saturating AM and FM radio here in the Midwest....... IMHO, some of the ads need to brought back. Think the companies might be
ShastaPacificRoad 1 year ago
@ShastaPacificRoad missing a bet by not 'cashing in' on the Retro aspect. Who knows, they just might surprize themselves with good sales!!!???? Certainly a lot of the current ads are nothing more than a re-hash of earlier ads. Keep up the good work!
ShastaPacificRoad 1 year ago
Love this momentary return to a time when life was simple despite the war protests. I don't remember the Halo commercials, but do all the rest. Made me think of some others... How about Viceroy cigarettes, "I'd rather fight than switch." And "Brylcreem, little dab'll do ya!" Thanks so much for the memories. (But that's a different show. LOL) Commercials today just don't measure up.
HuskerGram 1 year ago
@HuskerGram Not to nitpick, but that was Tareyton cigarettes that had "I'd rather fight than switch" as their catchphrase. But you're right - today's commercials are not as memorable as yesterday's. Will any of us remember the Geico gecko for as long as we've remembered the Jolly Green Giant, Josephine the Plumber, Mr. Whipple or the Little Old Winemaker? Or the Ajax White Knight, or Mrs. Olson, or . . . etc, etc.
elc1960 1 year ago
@elc1960 Wow! You're right, it was Tareyton. And that made me think of Eydie Gorme in the cigar commercials. Commercials back then were memorable because they were good (catchy jingle, etc.) Now they're memorable because of how awful they are. "Wheeeee Whee Whee Wheeeeeeeeeee." That one should be banned. lol
HuskerGram 1 year ago
@HuskerGram Oh oh . . . that was Edie Adams (Ernie Kovacs' wife) in the Muriel cigar ads . . . sorry, that little old nitpicker, me . . . (See what I mean? You can't get those catchphrases out of your head.)
elc1960 1 year ago
@elc1960 Yes, I tried to correct it but my post ended up below a couple of posts before ours. {blush}
HuskerGram 1 year ago
@HuskerGram No need to blush. Anyone who loves old TV commercials is A-OK with me. Cheers!
elc1960 1 year ago
I wonder what Dinah would think of Sirius sattelite radio and GPS systems IN Your Chevrolet's now? I don't remember any of the jingles from the 60s. Sorry but I can't STAND Ethel Merman, I had to mute her sea lion voice. Now I really have no memories of cigarette commercials. I can remember the Pepsi commercial a little bit