K-tel Records "22 Explosive Hits" commercial - 1972
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I remember watching this awful colored, B&W, or sepia commercial on the big Magnavox color TV when I was in the 1st grade. Strange now. By the way, Hamilton, Joe Frank, & Reynolds consist of three guys, but Reynolds would leave the group and was replaced by Tom Dennison. Pardon my Dick Clark-type music knowledge!
pacmanindy 1 month ago
I had the K-Tel Star Trekking on 8 track, whatever it was called.
monkeeman1966 2 months ago
To the people arguing if Hamilton, Joe Frank, and Reynolds is either 2 guys or 3 or wat their names are.. its Hamilton, Joe Frank, and Reynolds.
thadizzle10 2 months ago
@beatleman69
Nope. They usually show up tattered and haggard, invariably played on low-quality ceramic tables with awful compliance. Even unopened - not that uncommon - they're worth about as much as a a copy of Rumours or Eagle's Greatest Hits. Read: literal pocket change!
Manimal347 2 months ago
I had a bunch of them at one time. Figure there's probably a collecter for everything.
JaminJim2010 2 months ago
Would the K-tel LPs from the '70s be considered collector's items?
beatleman69 3 months ago
That record is CHOICE. Why don't I have it.
kerrykliveinreality7 3 months ago
$3.99 how did any of these artists make any money?
politicalsplashtube 4 months ago
they always played the "radio", or foreshortened, versions of songs on these things..lol @ the price!! :D
bunkieb00 4 months ago
I think "Goofy Greats" was the first K-Tel record , per se , that I owned. All the cool kids would bring the current hits on 45s when our music teacher would let us listen to records , on Fridays. I'd bring "Goofy Greats ". They were "cool" about it . But , I'll still take "Surfin' Bird" AND "Yummy , Yummy , Yummy" over the 1975 - 76 Top 40 , any day....
pfordsq 5 months ago