Buddy Hackett For Aladdin. (‘LIFE’ magazine, June 16, 1972)
“The new idea people, thermos-wise.”
Would I buy a thermos from Buddy Hackett? Of course, I would! Daily 70s Ad #166: Buddy Hackett For Aladdin originally appeared in the June 16, 1972 issue of LIFE magazine.
(Source: LIFE)
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Rodney Dangerfield on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show,’ March, 1970)
“I tell ya. Girls, they always gave me a hard time…”
Got a minute? Here’s a 60-second clip of harried comedian, Rodney Dangerfield on The Ed Sullivan Show. The performance originally aired on March 08, 1970.
I tell ya. What’s a guy gotta do to get a little respect around here?
Previously on 70s Moments: Paul Lynde’s WSPD-TV Weather Report (Toledo, 1978)
More Rodney Dangerfield at Bionic Disco: Stand-Up With Dean Martin (1973)
Kodak Pocket Instamatic. (‘Ebony’ magazine, June, 1972)
“Little camera. Big pictures.”
The camera so small they call it the “Pocket.” Daily 70s Ad #165: Kodak Pocket Instamatic originally appeared in the June, 1972 issue of Ebony magazine.
(Source: Ebony)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Datsun Saves ‘Gas Can’ (1973)
Datsun Saves ‘Gas Can.’ (‘Popular Mechanics’ magazine, June, 1973)
“DATSUN SAVES…About a gallon of gasoline a day.”
Nissan wants you to “help ease our energy crisis” by buying a Datsun 1200. Daily 70s Ad #164: Datsun Saves ‘Gas Can’ originally appeared in the June, 1973 issue of Popular Mechanics magazine.
(Source: Popular Mechanics)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Marie Osmond ‘In My Little Corner Of The World’ (1974)
“You gonna burn, burn, burn…” (‘Barracuda’ by Ann Wilson and Heart, 1977)
It’s a hard rockin’ Music for Monday with Heart and “Barracuda.”
“Barracuda” was released as a single in January of 1977 and appeared on Heart’s Little Queen L.P. The hard-riffing tune made it to #11 on Billboard’s US “Hot 100.” The song has long been a favorite of mine and singer, Ann Wilson in the video below…just…wow! Words fail.
Previously on Music for Monday: Elton John, ‘Your Song’ (Live ’70)
Marie Osmond ‘In My Little Corner Of The World.’ (‘Billboard’ magazine, June 22, 1974)
“Marie Osmond is capturing the whole country in her little corner of the world.”
Osmond’s follow-up to her smash hit, “Paper Roses” failed to crack the “Hot 100.” The tune did rise to #33 on the Country Charts. Daily 70s Ad #163: Marie Osmond ‘In My Little Corner Of The World‘ originally appeared, 40 years-ago this week, in the June 22, 1974 issue of Billboard magazine.
(Source: Billboard)
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