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1960s-1970s Commercials: Post to Bright Side
1. Post Rice Krinkles (a type of ad you wouldn't see today)
2. Post Alpha Bits cereal
3. Mattel/Post cartoon contest for cool toys
4. Post Bran...
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Paul Davis - You Came To Me (1981)
Issued Originally As A Single For Arista in 1981. Barely Cracking The Top 40 After "Cool night" And Before "65 Love Affair" At The Time Of The Rel...
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What???!!! Barely cracking the Top 40??? This song never even made the Hot 100. Please correct this bad information.
Montel Williams on Dave's World , November 21, 1994
Montel Williams Acting on Dave's World
November 21, 1994
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Correction, 1993 - 1997. I was livid and trembling as I responded to the shock and horror of that wrong date to the point of not being able to think.. I might as well just make a cleaner clip and put it up myself.
ACE OF SPADES-O.V.WRIGHT
funky soul from the late overton vertis wright. "ace of spades" was produced by hi records producer willie mitchell in memphis,tennessee. there is ...
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The correct title is not "Ace Of Spades," it's "Ace Of Spade." It says so, right on the label.
1996 McDonald's Commercial - Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World 25th Anniversary commercial with Justin Cooper.
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I believe you're referring to "Typhoon Lagoon" featuring Goofy. A Google search will bring up better examples.
O.J. Simpson's Sentence
"CBS News RAW": O.J. Simpson has been sentenced to time in prison for hotel armed robbery.
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Attitudes Towards Petroleum Jelly
Focus group participants. Each received a $75 Visa Gift Card.
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1983 McDonald's Commercial - Hot Wheels Promotion
Mattel Hot Wheels cars, just 59 cents with any food purchase at every participating McDonald's.
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Yes, I just updated the information. This commercial was broadcast on May 19, 1983, during the "Motown 25, Yesterday, Today, Forever" television special on NBC.
So-Hi, the Chinese Boy was eventually banned, and not because of the racial stereotype. Concerned parents believed that "So-HI" sounded too much like the effect of marijuana.