Classic Television commercials from the 70's they bring back the memories Thank You Meredith.🇺🇲📺📺🇺🇲

I appreciate all the uploads you do, and that you don't have an intro or a channel mark, in my opinion those channels that do that totally ruin the immersion. I sometimes have these playing all day as a way to escape our current times. I have a massive playlist including many of your videos.

Wow!

David Shire's Manhattan Skyline(disco).

It seems forgotten that Transamerica owned United Artists considering MGM (now part of Amazon) owns it now. Especially since later logos plaster the older ones, especially those owned by Transamerica.

1:00 - Leslie Caron for the RCA ColorTrak TV. 2:44 - Charlene Tilton for Coca-Cola. 3:15 - Jeffrey Tambor runs through the airport for Avis Rent-a-car. 7:19 - James Coburn for Schlitz Light Beer. 9:21 - Jake Holmes sings the jingle for Delco Freedom car and truck batteries. 9:51 - Edward Winter as the first person to speak in the commercial for Transamerica. Tim Reid is the man in the hardhat. 10:35 - William Schallert does the voiceover for Boeing. 15:21 - Rick Hurst is the husband and Robert DoQui is tbe insurance rep in the commercial for Allstate Insurance. Ed Reimers does the voiceover. 17:06 - Don Adams for Kodak copiers. 18:07 - Edward Anderson and Gordon Jump for Southwestern Bell. 20:36 - Robert Conrad for Eveready alkaline batteries. 23:56 - Jackie Stewart for the 1978 Ford Pinto. 25:33 - Pele for American Express. 27:13 - Jacques Plante and Bernie "Boom Boom" Geoffrion for Miller Lite Beer. 29:39 - Edmund Gilbert for Full Service Banks. 31:32 - Look for Dan Resin at 31:39 in the ad for the Sylvania Superset TV. 33:05 - Ed McMahon does the voiceover for Budweiser beer. 36:05 - Richard Paul at the very beginning of the commercial for Wendy's. 37:05 - Arthur Prysock sings the classic Löwenbräu beer jingle. 39:20 - Comedian Jeff Altman as the announcer between Dave Casper and Garo Yepremian in the Right Guard Powerpump deodorant ad. 39:51 - Ronnie Schell as the interviewer in the commercial for B.F. Goodrich Advantage tires. 40:44 - Roger Bowen as the businessman at 40:52, and Willie Tyler & Lester at 41:02 in the ad for Lay's cheese and onion flavored potato chips.

@ 7:42 - That dude has a man-crush on James Coburn

"Let the Yellow Pages do your talking" - shouldn't that be "Let your fingers do the walking"?

What about the timestamps? When are you going to post them?