That one surprises me a bit, as both of those guys were fairly famous. I guess times change, but it's rare to get an A-lister these days to do any commercials, much less for Midas, etc.
That one surprises me a bit, as both of those guys were fairly famous. I guess times change, but it's rare to get an A-lister these days to do any commercials, much less for Midas, etc.
isn't loading. old memory may be jumbled here or it is what im remembering but not the correct details.Not at all lol ... but here's one anyway!
isn't loading. old memory may be jumbled here or it is what im remembering but not the correct details.
That one surprises me a bit, as both of those guys were fairly famous. I guess times change, but it's rare to get an A-lister these days to do any commercials, much less for Midas, etc.
I don't disagree with the italicized. I haven't watched television or listened to radio in years, and a lot of my reasoning is because I can't stand the advertising.Kaido, you lose 10 humanity points for posting with such a title. Humanity is more dumb with commercials than without.
Kaido, you lose 10 humanity points for posting with such a title. Humanity is more dumb with commercials than without.
Correct: Sometimes I miss GOOD commercials
Kaido, you lose 10 humanity points for posting with such a title. Humanity is more dumb with commercials than without.
Great example of another commercial I don't want to see. Good riddance to network TV and commercials.
For you...sunscreen. DEADThis one sticks with me. Got a good laugh out of me when I first saw it:
wasn't a commercial but heard little peggy march's I will follow him on the radio earlier. Haven't heard that song since maybe 93. very surprised radio stations still play songs that old.
jeard ot years later in the uk. it was about 45-46 years ago. there was a neighbourhood girl the year ahead at me at our village school. I hardly remember her name but remember it began with a J and she was one of the prettiest girls then. I've oft wondered what she's up to. every time I heard that song there after it reminded me of her.Fun facts:
On April 24, 1963, her single "I Will Follow Him" soared to number one on the U.S. charts. She recorded the song in early January 1963 and it was released on January 22, when she was only 14. March became the youngest female artist with a number one hit, at 15, in late April 1963, a record that still stands for the Billboard Hot 100. The recording also reached number one in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Japan, and Scandinavia, although it failed to chart in the UK.
Recorded 60 years ago! Remastered video:
jeard ot years later in the uk. it was about 45-46 years ago. there was a neighbourhood girl the year ahead at me at our village school. I hardly remember her name but remember it began with a J and she was one of the prettiest girls then. I've oft wondered what she's up to. every time I heard that song there after it reminded me of her.