70s Commercials: Johnson’s Baby Oil, Sears Lady Kenmore, Bic Lighter, Spray ‘N Vac (1974)

1974 is the year in question. Enjoy a set of vintage commercials for Johnson’s Baby Oil, Sears Lady Kenmore dishwasher, Bic Butane lighters (with Judd Hirsch and Constance Towers), and Spray ‘n Vac rug cleaner. I hope these ancient advertisements … Continue reading

70s Commercials: JCPenney Stereo, Birds Eye SF Style, Johnson’s Baby Oil, Hasbro Terron (1978)

We’re lingering in 1978 on this fine Friday. In this batch of vintage commercials you’ll find the JCPenney MCS stereo system (“only $600”), Birds Eye San Francisco Style vegetables, Johnson’s Baby Oil, and Hasbro’s Super Joe Commander Terron toy. Enjoy … Continue reading

70s Commercials (Buried Treasures): Johnson’s Baby Shampoo, Chrysler Newport, Brylcreem, Lincoln Continental (1976-78)

*“Buried Treasure” commercials appeared on the Bionic Disco YouTube channel but not here on the website.* I’m getting behind on my catching up. Here’s a dandy batch of seventies commercials that haven’t yet appeared on the website. From 1978, you’ll … Continue reading

70s Spots: Planters Peanuts, Johnson’s Diapers & More

A fresh set of seventies commercials has gone up at the Bionic Disco YouTube channel. But I’ve saved you the trip and laid them out below. You’re welcome! Planters Peanuts ‘Diggin’ In!’ Commercial (1979) Planters Peanuts commercial aired December 1979 … Continue reading

70s Spots: Johnson’s Baby Powder & Command Hair Spray (1970)

“Keeps anybody’s baby smooth and fresh.” Two commercials today from the spring of 1970. First, freshen up with Johnson’s Baby Powder from May of ’70. Both of these actors sound overdubbed which sort of deflates the natural vibe they were … Continue reading

Saturday 70s Spots: Johnson’s Shampoo & Lectric Shave (1976)

The weekend is here and that means it’s time to roll out the commercials. We’ll title today “Grooming Day” and present spots for Johnson’s Baby Shampoo and Lectric Shave. Both spots aired in February of 1976. I believe that’s Tim … Continue reading