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Magnificent. With the orchestra instead of the piano, it sounds fuller. Fantastic or not, I salute you for pulling it off; in two different choirs I sang in, we rehearsed this wonderful song once but never got it to the performance stage. And I loved hearing it here, because I can't find it anywh...

Cool! Beautifully captures the times (and they were MY times, for I was living in New York when it was all happenin'), the spirit, and the energy. But tell me, who wrote and recorded that groovy music? Can I get it on CD?

Wow! I haven't seen this since I was 4 or 5! I loved that stop-motion "Hans" Nestle's Crunch Bar series, which really watered my mouth for that chocolate! I also remember the Space Kidettes and Samson & Goliath, and I had a Cheerios box cutout that magically changed Sam and his dog into Samson & ...

This is a classic. I remember first seeing it in 1977, and it stuck with me. A great jazz jingle (in league with the then-popular film, "New York New York" starring Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro) with fluid, deep photography. Thanks for bringing this back. Rest in peace, Bobby Short.

I remember this from waaaaay back when I was 6 or 7 (Little Adam's age?), and I loved this educational series. Its ultra-primitive animation shows its age, but they don't make children's TV shows like this anymore. Does anyone have any of the full episodes?

I loved "Sigmund" in the Saturday Morning Seventies ('72 or thereabouts). But it's obvious why they changed the opening theme for Sigmund's second season: probable plagiarism lawsuits regarding the Beach Boys' "California Girls" and the Coke jingle "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing," both of w...

This was one of my favorite Sesame Street sequences. That he didn't know he was a gorilla really cracked me up — and still does. Thanks for posting this.

This may be my favorite Sesame Street cartoon of all, for such a wide, funny variety of voices, as well as the ironic juxtaposition of his call for politeness with his own rudeness. Thanks for bringing this childhood memory back.

@rick6393 Mine has tinted windows and the regular (pre-Superfast) wheels.

I was there! I remember riding in that antique car, and riding the monorail through Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome! Nice clear footage, too! Thanks for the memories!

This ran for years. It was nice to see the original version after so many years. Thanks for bringing it back!

Wow! Where'd you dig this one up? I hadn't seen it since Kindergarten! And it had me sold, too — I pestered my parents into getting me some Sara Lee Fresh Frozen (a bit of an oxymoron there, no?) Banana Cake, and it became my "nice vice" for the one time I ever had it. Mmmmm! (Does anyone know wh...

Wow! Where'd you dig this one up? I hadn't seen it since Kindergarten! And it had me sold, too — I pestered my parents into getting me some Sara Lee Fresh Frozen (a bit of an oxymoron there, no?) Banana Cake, and it became my "nice vice" for the one time I ever had it. Mmmmm! (Does anyone know wh...

Cool! Hip! Swing! Boy, they don't make commercials like this anymore. Not that I'd make an ass of myself in public doing the Clark's Teaberry Shuffle, but this is Tea-licious and 'berry' good to watch! Thanks for bringing this back!

Neat! I remember the "Choo Choo Charlie for President" one vividly from my childhood. Not that Good & Plenty was my favorite candy — I didn't care for licorice back then — but it sure made great commercials. Thanks for bringing these back!

I remember that White Owl Theme! I LOVED it when I was a kid, and I always thought it would sound great in a Broadway musical. Does anyone know who wrote it?

Wow! The original and best! Though the tune is essentially a variation on "Scotland the Brave," it stuck in my head the first time I saw this ad and it became one of my favorite whistling tunes. I still use Old Spice, too!

Wow, I remember this! The fast cutting from person to person was so bizarre this ad gave me the heebie-jeebies, but now I see its purpose: a message from many people, not just one, to have your blood pressure checked, that is, a consensus, because of how many people have high blood pressure. Than...

I remember Alice Playten in a commercial for Koogle Peanut Spread (who remembers that?), and she was charming on both the adult and the child level at the same time. That explained her unique appeal. I was saddened to hear of her death just last month. Rest in peace, Alice.

Wow! I hadn't seen this since I was a kid! I remember being very touched by this ad. It makes a poignant statement about the importance of listening to your child and taking an interest in him/her. Thanks for bringing this back.

A very good display of Austrian architecture, but I would have preferred a Mozart or Haydn soundtrack to make your video truly "Austrian." I'd like to suggest you make a video of the Gasometer, a renovation of four historic gasometers into a retail-office-condominium complex. One of the Gasometer...

RIGHT ON! Mass transit IS the solution! Too bad for the all-American love affair with the automobile.

I vividly remember the final one. It may have been the first anti-smoking PSA I ever saw when I was a kid. Those PSAs really gave me nightmares. So I'm glad this one had a little Western action in it. And it's clear that, in addition to being killers, those cigarettes stopped someone from being k...

I remember this! If anyone has access to the full version, kindly post it. Thanks.

Does anyone know what original song this jingle came from? I once heard it played on the organ at a Boston Red Sox game in Fenway Park.

Wow! I remember this from when I was a kid in 1969. I admired the precociousness of the kid who gave all the warnings about the health risks of those drugs. Thanks for bringing this back!

"The Paper Chase" was my favorite TV series of all time! Simply because it was too good, too intellectual, for commercial TV. After lasting only one season on ABC (despite its Emmy Award), Showtime picked it up in the mid-1980s, and it was better than ever. The show was very close to home for me,...