Two icons from two generations. Elvis sings Frank Sinatra’s Witchcraft and Frank Sinatra sings Elvis’ Love Me Tender. This was a Welcome Home Elvis show by Timex in 1960 to welcome Elvis home from the Army. It aired on May 12, 1960 on ABC TV.
When E.F. Hutton Speaks TV Commercial
The stock firm E.F. Hutton formed in 1904 gained fame during the late 70’s and early 80’s with the commercial campaign “When E.F. Hutton Speaks People Listen”. The brokerage firm then was bought out by Smith Barney Corporate Trust, and Citigroup. In 2012 E.F. Hutton was revived by executives of the former firm and Stanley Hutton Rumbough, grandson of E.F. Hutton.
Night Gallery
For those old enough to remember, Night Gallery was created and hosted by the great god of imagination Rod Serling, as a follow-up to The Twilight Zone. The opening was set in a shadowy museum, where Serling unveiled a dark and disturbing collection of canvases as preface to a highly diverse anthology of tales in the fantasy, horror, and supernatural vein. The first story from the 1969 pilot of Night Gallery, entitled The Cemetery. A black sheep nephew (McDowell, naturally) murders his ailing uncle (George McReady) for the inheritance, only to find some disturbing changes in the old man’s painting of the family graveyard. Some good acting as well from Ossie Davis. The night I first watched this I was all alone, mom was working late, dad was sleeping, and I was on the floor in front of the tv having the living daylights scared out of me. I just loved it!!
This was originally posted to YouRememberThat.com by member Naomi on August 27, 2007.
Hee Haw–Hey Grandpa What’s For Supper?
Hee Haw was introduced in 1969 and ran until the late 1980’s. Grandpa Jones was Louis Marshall Jones who was an old time country and gospel singer as well as a banjo player. Grandpa Jones was inducted into the County Music Hall Of Fame in 1978. He passed away in 1998 after suffering two strokes after his second show at the Grand Ole Opry at the age of 84.
Dinosaurs TV Show Not The Momma!
Dear Alex and Annie
Teenagers Alex and Annie answer real-life kid problems submitted via viewer mail through song and dance.
Porkys
Warning: PG to R Rating Originally uploaded to YouRememberThat.com by member donmac101 on April 8, 2009.
Porky’s
is a comedy sex movie written and directed by Bob Clark about the
escapades of teens in a high school in Florida. Porky’s was produced by
Canadian owned Astrals Media making Porky’s the highest grossing
Canadian film of all time.
The Super Bowl Shuffle
The Super Bowl Shuffle is a rap song performed by the Chicago Bears.
The song was released a month before Super Bowl XX and actually made it
as high as #41 on the Billboard hot 100 and sold over a half a million
copies. This made the Chicago Bears is the only American professional
team to have a hit single. The song was nominated for a Grammy but lost
to Kiss.
The song made over $300,000 which was donated to the
Chicago Community Trust to help needy families in the Chicago area with
clothing and food.
The Bears did go on to win the Super Bowl defeating the New England Patriots by a score of 46 to 10.
Chesterfield 101 A Silly Milimeter Longer
In 1967 the rage in cigarettes was to make them longer. Chesterfield was one of the biggest brands at the time and they countered with the “Silly Millimeter Longer” as the brand and catch phrase. Chesterfield is named for Chesterfield County Virginia where much of their tobacco was grown. The brand is still made today but is mostly popular in Europe.
SNLs Coffee Talk
Linda Richman’s (Mike Myers) hero was Barbra Streisand. She
constantly “dedicated” the show to her, often claiming her to be the
greatest actress in all of history. In what could be considered to be
the sketch’s most memorable moment, Myers was joined by two special
guests Madonna and Roseanne Barr as two other Jewish women (and they
were authentic, take my word!). They discussed Streisand’s movie, The
Prince of Tides, on the show. Near the end of the sketch, the women
compared Barbra to “buttah”-and suddenly, a voice announced, “All this
talk about food, I’m getting hungry, girls.” It was Streisand herself in
a surprise appearance; none of the actors had any idea that she was to
appear. All three managed to remain in character as the audience went
wild. Though Streisand only stayed long enough to give each character a
kiss and wave to the audience, the moment has become one of the most
memorable in the show’s history.
Originally uploaded to YouRememberThat.com by member Naomi on September 22, 2007.