+Elizabeth Brown You're welcome Elizabeth !!!

Me too. Awesome movies, music, and amazing pop culture

I was 6 . In 1973 . . And I watched all in the family with my 3 older brothers . . And I still love all in the family .

Thems cool ones..!

*That car is a collectors item if it's got the supercharged engine and its in anything resembling reasonable condition! I had one of those too, in 1973! I wrecked it tho...*

That's really cool and when you give it to one of your kids it'll be great grandpa's car and then great-great-grandfather's car when it goes to one of your grandkids

Hey V.G ! Thanks so much for watching. My Vids covered the entire 70's :):):)

Absolutely my pleasure !

Even though I grew up as a Yankee fan I have to admit... that was the most exciting baseball season ever !!!

My brother was born this year on June 29 ' will be 50 next birthday.

My Dad was a horse racing fanatic, so that memory jumps out at me too :)

Definitely the greatest moment of 1973.

Debra Enderle Yes! I’m from Kentucky and we would either go to Churchill Downs or Keeneland in Lexington. Big Red was one of my first memories of how fabulous horses are!

*Secretariat was the very first time I ever bet on a horse (at OTB though). I remember winning, but I don't remember the amount - I was too excited to care!*

You same age as myself ' I 'll be 56 on Feb 12 ' you remember Glam rock from this time? T Rex ' Slade eg ' and David Bowie during his fashion craze ' make up eg.

+Grandma goes to the movies! I concur !!! lol Thanks so much for watching... more coming - JB

*Did you know that this was the very first film to have computer generated graphics? The scene where the robot is trying to find the visitor to shoot him, and he sees everything in blocky pixels: that took them 6 months to render! Today it wouldn't take 6 microseconds!*

The film's title is one word ("Westworld"), not two. Yul Brynner's robot gunfighter character was modeled after the role he played in "The Magnificent 7," even down to the costume he wore.

Hi Paul. Thanks for watching. I hope it brought back some good memories for you :) - JB

Many thanks !!!

Good age. You could have been my wife in 78 at age18, and we would probably still be together. Any woman other than the one I got stuck with, would have still been my wife! Hap Richards? I looked it up and no, never saw it.

I was 13 myself back in 1973.

+Tammy B I hope you liked your Happy Birthday Video Tammy :) - JB

me too

Me too, April.

Me too 11th September 😢

+Paddy 013 More coming Paddy !!! Thanks - JB

Thanks Paddy ! More coming :)

That was my go to night in the early 70's :)

Thank you Frank. If I had one wish it's to let the todays generation see how lucky we had it. All the best to you and yours :) - JB

@@Johnnyboy792 I unsubscribed from your channel sicko johnny.

@@susanb2015 What'd I say Susan... What'd I say ?

Still don't know why' she's mad at me :(

@@Johnnyboy792 maybe she does similar videos ? does not like the competition. I'm loving these time capsules.

Thanks JC !

The original TV Movie Night Stalker was the highest rated TV movie that year. Loved the movies & the TV series :)

I think 1973 was the year that CBS broadcast the Made-For-TV movie "The Marcus-Nelson Murders," which was the inspiration for "Kojak." It was a fictionalized account of the notorious "Career Girl Murders" in New York City in 1963 (the names of the people involved were changed in the film), which caused a great scandal and controversy when a young man named George Whitmore supposedly "confessed" to the murders. However, it turned out that Whitmore was brutally coerced into confessing by overzealous police detectives (an all too common occurrence in those days). What's more, the case was tainted by racism; George Whitmore was a lower-class black youth accused of killing two young upper-class white women, one of whom was related to a well-known author and poet; the detectives who forced Whitmore to confess were bigots who called the accused racial slurs (one of them even said that he could tell when a black person is lying because "his stomach goes up and down"). Ironically, it was later discovered that Whitmore had an alibi for the time of the murders: he was in New Jersey working in a friend's bakery, and he and his friend were watching a live TV broadcast of Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech. Unfortunately, the police knew about this fact, and concealed it from the public! In the end, it was proven that a different person, a WHITE MAN named Richard Robles, was the real killer. He was eventually convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment. The Whitmore case later became one of several cases cited by the United States Supreme Court in its controversial Miranda decision, which mandated that all criminal suspects had to be informed of their constitutional rights when they're arrested (Whitmore was unaware of his rights, which made him more vulnerable to the Third Degree tactics the police used on him to make him confess; it turned out he didn't even know what he was confessing to because the detectives neglected to tell him what he was accused of, even though this is required by the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution). It's also because of this case that the New York State Legislature voted to abolish Capital Punishment (except for cop-killers). Even with the murder charges against him dropped, Whitmore was later convicted of a rape, another crime he vigorously denied, but he served time for it just the same.

@@michaelpalmieri7335 Good memory... I must have missed that one. Sounds like a good find :)

*Absolutely! Early 70's TV was among the best we ever made. What's sad is that they couldn't air **_any_** of it today because of all the faux "outrage" it would cause. Can you imagine the reaction todays college students would have to Blazing Saddles? There would be blood in the streets!*

+SoothingChime15 Thanks SoothingChime15 ! This was my of my favorite years !!! - JB

Thank you Connie Girl :)

@@jamesmac357 yeah you got to dig through the crappy stuff but you can find some good movies in those bins absolutely

I couldn't agree more :)

+Tc C My job is complete :)

That was an awesome movie ! I still remember it... Thanks for the memory share :)

+steve philmore 70's were awesome Steve ! I've been working on 1978 as we speak :)

Nice! Looking forward to it... I do time machines too, but only for family birthdays or for Philly memories... Keep doing them, and maybe I'll go behind you and do the 80s!

Thanks Steve.. I actually put these together when I redid the Family home movies in the 50's & 60's. I put this at the beginning of each year so the younger folks knew what was going on that year. It's put them back into a time machine :) Thanks again ! - JB

'78 was a boring year

@@shaylaknight1123 *'78 was a lot of things, but not boring! The end of disco (thank god), politically charged, the prime interest rate was 23% (I had a CD that paid 18% for 18 months!), and it was the year that kicked off what we now call the modern computer age.*

Thank you Sandra :)

I was also born in 67 .

Mine too... I forgot a number of ABC Specials :)

Thank you for the wonderful compliment Dunkage ! Times are so fast, so divided now. Sometimes we all need a time out to remember. Thank you - JB

A birthday video from me to you Buddy !!!

I was 6 and in the first grade . . And graduated high school in 1984 . . . Lucky me . . Hahaha 😂

You and me both E.G. !!!!

+Sam Stray Many thanks Sam !!!

Thank you Susan !!!

Count your blessings that you didn't watch "The Exorcist" in that same year...

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Thanks Jeff !!!

In 1976 when I was 14, my friends and I worked up the nerve to go and see it at the Trans Lux in Stamford CT. We were refused because we were not accomponied by anyone over 17 . Although we acted disappointed, a part of us was relieved, though we didn't admit it to each other... we sat the The Outlaw Josey Whales instead..... Thank God oldrocker74 :)

No prob Johnnyboy!! Merry Christmas to you and yours!!

... and the same to you my friend :)

Starting 1965 now :):):)

You and me both Johnny :)

Zoomer30... and strip joint!

I neglected to put in PSSST Hammermans after you !!!

Pat D The actor who played the father in "My Dad Lives In A Downtown Hotel" looked like John Ritter to me.

@Oggatha Christie What's so funny about that title?

@@michaelpalmieri7335 *You kind of had to be there.*

Thanks Don !!!

More coming my friend :)

I really enjoy them (seriously). Very glad there are more coming !!

lol Thanks Lori !!!

Thank you MP. I try to create true time machine to really take you back in the moment. Thank you for your kind words. Ill keep plugging away. All the best to you my friend :):):)

Thank you Walleyesam !!! I always felt that those Friday nights had the best lineup ever. All the best - JB

I do try Ollie :):):)

They were in the early 70's Rob. What happened ? lol

Yeah, now they don't clog arteries quite so fast. Ah the good old days.

LOL Rob! First thing I thought when I saw that too!! :D

What happened to the sound on that commercial?

Well, I see you finally fixed the sound on that ad. It's about time.

That's awesome to think I was born really in the late 60s rather than the 70s. 😁

What a great Uncle that was Slick :):):)

@@Johnnyboy792 Thanks! He was a real "Prince" of a guy... Treated everyone with respect and love.

@@slicksnewonenow We should all have one like that :)

LOL.... So 70's right Donna :)

Johnnyboy792 , I was born in 70, so i don't remember awhole lot, but thats when Television was Awesome.

@@donnadreyer2580 :)

From "The Carol Burnett Show:" Wife (Carol Burnett): When we were first married, you wanted meat loaf five times a week! Husband (Harvey Korman): When we were first married, there were a lot of things I wanted five times a week! For a time when television was, as you say, "family oriented," the dialogue in that scene was pretty racy!

*Redd Foxx

Thanks again for watching :)

Johnnyboy792 I had no idea that 'Westworld' existed until I watched Memories 1973. Rented it last night - that was one good film! Thanks.

Ahead of it's time. Yul Brynner wore the same outfit that he did in The Magnificent Seven :)

+Joe Golsan Will do Joe !!! - JB

I hope you enjoyed your birthday video Kalliope !!!! lol. Thank you for kind comments. All the best to you - JB

Thanks David !!!

Thanks Michael !!!

Thanks Mike !!!

Thanks Bobby Midnight ( Great Name !!! ) - JB

Your memories are better than mine Kristine :) Thanks so much :)

I was born in 67 . . And was a kid growing up in the 70's . . And yeah it was great back then . . I became a teenager in the year 1980 and being a teenager in the early 80's was great also . . I was 22 years old in 1989 when the 80's ended . . So I really got to enjoy the 70's and the 80's . . . And I hate this new millennium mess . . . And Yes I would go back to the 70's and 80's and stay there .

One birthday video for you - :)

Well said... I wondered if I should have put in some of those things, but then I thought... if you were there, you remembered :)

+Craig Mitchell Thanks Craig. Glad it brought a smile :)

:)

That was such a great year :)

It was a shock to Howard Cosell and everyone else that Frazier went down. Sometimes you cant's think of anything else to say :)

:):):)

Hi Karen ! The 73' video was my personal fave and one of my firsts. So far I've done 65 through 82 and I'm continuing. Ill be starting research on my 1964 video in a couple of weeks. Thanks again :):):) - JB

@@Johnnyboy792 I've watched every one.. Such a fun walk down memory lane.. I was born in 1969..so seeing 70s and 80s is so much fun.. You also remind me of things i forgot

Thanks Ardie77 ! Working on 1979 now !

Please Keep the vids coming Johnnyboy792

I so wanted the GTO JUDGE :(

LOL... oh you remote hog LOLOLOL :)

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