Seeburg Background Music record, 1960's instrumental IND-105B

Seeburg record dated 10-1-69, but the tune sounds 1950's. Some of these recordings were issued on later records, as Ive heard numerous repeats on different releases. So the fact that the record is dated a certain year does not mean the recordings are as recent as the release. This is an instrumental tune on a 16-2/3 RPM disk designed for play in the Seeburg Background Music system. Type "1959 Seeburg 1000" to watch a video of the machine and read what these were all about.

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Music

Tags:

• seeburg
• juke
• box
• instrumental
• orchestra
• background
• music
• system
• 1960's
• pop

[drkdragon01]

Amazing! I hope you don't mind if I use this for a school project. It'll be a PSA video explaining nuclear energy.

[drh4683]

@drkdragon01 No problem. I think its great that people want to use these tunes for special projects.

[djpatrickbo]

@drh4683 hi - are there any rights on it - would need such music for a special video for a customer. but it will be 2 month in the internet. so any chance to use it without problems??

cheers

p

[drh4683]

@djpatrickbo Nope, not a problem at all.

[jenniiex0]

Is there anyway to get permission to use this track for a short film project for a high school media class? Thank you!

[drh4683]

Sure, not a problem. What is your project about? We had to read the book "catcher in the rye" when I was a junior. For extra credit, our whole junior class made a movie called "catcher in the rye" (which took place in the mid 50's) I think we did a good job too (us A/V nerds made it possible) and I was in charge of picking out the 50's music and vintage props. The music used was stuff similar to this. We tried to make it look like a real 50's movie, edited it and all. It was pretty cool.

[harpo103]

"Mary just LOVES her Kitchen of the Future"

[hoesey]

Hey Billy, come on downstairs! Daddy just bought a new Studebaker and we're all going to the Dairy Queen. Banana splits and root beer for every one.

[12bobsmith]

I just love the 50s. So classy.

[Benchiladas]

do you know if these are in the public domain?

[Yasoofeus]

Honeyyy, I'm hoooome

[Johnwells10]

How rare are Seeburg background music records?

[RetroToledo]

@hoesey I always get the "Frosty Chocolate Milkshakes" thought in mind when this too!

[RetroToledo]

@rkmugen I feel your pain. I wish I could go back to this time myself when it all seemed so innocent yet fun seeing and hearing this stuff all over.

[RetroToledo]

@mrmjb1960 Shame it didn't became a standard (though I'm sure more care would have to be taken into account on your end not to ruin these discs outside normal play).

[ilfato]

Anyone knows if I can or how I can use this tune for a commercial video work?