Capping off 1975 Week, we have two beer commercials for a fine, lazy Sunday. First up, one for Old Milwaukee featuring “Babe Ruth.” After that, a team of cowboys go for the Gusto by rounding up a heard of buffalo. Both spots aired in July of 1975.
It’s a Chevrolet Saturday here at the ‘Disco. Our first spot features the ’76 Chevy Blazer in a Montana search and rescue practice run. Narration is by singer, Tom T. Hall.
The second spot shows off the Vega and Monza engine guarantee. Both commercials aired in November of 1975.
Small town, BankAmerica. (BankAmericard commercial, 1975)
“Sometimes, BankAmericard can make all the difference.”
Check out this BankAmericard commercial from November of 1975. A months later, in 1976, BankAmericard consolidated its international operations under the new name of Visa.
The actress in this spot looks a bit like Blythe Danner, but I don’t believe it is. If you recognize her, please let me know. Have a happy Friday!
‘You don’t need a head for football…’ (Parker Brothers’ Pro Draft commercial, 1975)
“Here’s where football games are really won and lost.”
This is a commercial you might remember. It’s one for Parker Brothers’ Pro Draft game featuring a circle of folks bidding on real players. Or, rather, real players on football cards. The spot aired in November of 1975.