Here’s a joyous two-and-a-half minutes to get you up and running this Monday: Roger Daltrey and The Who singing “I’m Free.” “I’m Free” (written by Pete Townshend) was originally released as a single in 1969 and appeared on the Tommy … Continue reading
Tag Archives: 1975
(Click ad to enlarge) “No hot, harsh taste.” What a jerk! Time to dump the boyfriend. Daily 70s Ad #89: Salem Cigarettes ‘Refresh Yourself’ originally appeared in the March 24, 1975 issue of New York magazine. (Source: New York) Previously … Continue reading
(Click on ad to enlarge) “What other newsweekly looks so good on a muddy track?” Funny, I’ve never thought of Sports Illustrated as a newsweekly, but I suppose it is. Daily 70s Ad #81: Sports Illustrated Horse Racing originally appeared … Continue reading
(Click ad to enlarge) “Start fresh with Belair.” So sturdy you can sit on it. The cooler, that is. Not the cigarette pack. Daily 70s Ad #78: Belair Cigarettes ‘Double-Duty Cooler’ originally appeared in the July, 1975 issue of Popular … Continue reading
(Click ad to enlarge) “The Rolling Stones, Jim Croce, Black Oak Arkansas…” Remember when Black Oak Arkansas were huge? Daily 70s Ad #74: ‘Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert’ 2nd Anniversary Show originally appeared in the March 24, 1975 issue of New … Continue reading
(Click ad to enlarge) “When you’re saddled with a tough decision, let us give you a hand.” Target marketing for Texans. Daily 70s Ad #60: Mercantile Bank ‘Bull By The Horns’ originally appeared in the January, 1975 issue of Texas … Continue reading