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K-Tel Records

K-Tel records filled in the gap of the 45 single hits not on our Columbia House Records!

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Ba-Ba-Ba-Barbarino!

Before Saturday Night Fever, before Grease, and before John Travolta became one of the biggest movie stars of the 1970s,…

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Henry Fonda, Jodie Foster and Peter Brady Selling View-Master?

This is one of those commercials that makes you stop and say, “Wait… is that who I think it is?”…

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Ho Ho Ho… Green Giant!

Some commercials you don’t just remember — you can still hear them. The Jolly Green Giant made vegetables feel bigger…

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When Guns Were Fun

There was a time when a kid could watch a Saturday morning ad and immediately know what he wanted next:…

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The Rifleman

If you grew up on TV westerns, The Rifleman was one of the shows that stood out right from the…

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The Cisco Kid: One of TV’s First Color Westerns

Before television westerns filled the schedule in the 1950s, The Cisco Kid was already riding into living rooms. The TV…

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The Lone Ranger: “Hi-Yo, Silver!” and the TV Western That Started Early

Before TV westerns took over the 1950s, The Lone Ranger was already riding across the small screen. The series premiered…

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Did you have Shark Pack?

I felt that changing the discs to make it do different maneuvers meant you might as well have pushed it…

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Mighty Mouse: Here He Comes To Save The Day

Mighty Mouse Playhouse first aired on CBS Saturday mornings, beginning December 10, 1955. That date is important because the show…