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Classic Commercial Jingles 50's 60's

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20 Comments

@Joe21345 11 years ago

these advertisements are better than advertisements today.

@CH3CH2OCH2CH3net 13 years ago

"Mr. Clean" brings back a funny memory from when I was very young, back in the 1950s. I absolutely could not distinguish between President Eisenhower and the "Mr. Clean" man. My parents told me that Eisenhower would come on TV, and I'd run to the cabinet under the kitchen sink and get the Mr. Clean and exclaim, "Look: he's right here!"

OK: so I was five years old at the time. At least I knew who the President was, and he could clean up ANY mess! ;-)

@calvin777100 10 years ago

Love to hear Dinah sing "and see it in your Chevrolet." She is great here.

@douglasjarnagan3835 11 years ago

1:54
If this went onto TV today, Twitter would blow up and Frito would be forced to issue a huge apology.

@Sunset553 7 years ago

The Texaco commercial just brought back memories of gas station attendants coming to the car, checking the oil, cleaning the windows while the gas was pumping. They worked so hard. It was weird for me when I started driving years later. The guy working at the gas station wouldn’t even show me how to pump gas the first time I needed to.

@charlesendres1544 3 years ago

Came to the U.S. as an immigrant over 65 years ago and learned English watching TV and singing along with most of these terrific jingles. Was surprised that I can still remember most of these. Thanks for the memories.

@celestecristal852 14 years ago

I'm a 90s girl but I really wish commercials would go back to this :)

@tonyguzman6798 11 years ago

I wish commercials were still like this..

Now we gotta deal with that annoying Bitch flow everyday

@MichiganWoodworking 11 years ago

LOL...the Rice Krispies commerical was GREAT!...so professional

@ratattack327 13 years ago

Ah the Winston song! As kids we used to sing: Winston tastes bad like the one I just had, no filter no flavor, tastes like used toilet paper. Memories. :)

@pamkayvan 12 years ago

I remember when every commercial had singing in it. I miss these days. It would be nice if a commercial had singing in it now.

@twingameplays9568 10 years ago

"Americas the greatest land of all"

@mejustme479 9 years ago

10:19 Pepsi girl looks like she's on more than a sugar high.

@gabbyg561 14 years ago

The parody of the Winston commercial we sang as kids, was "Winston Taste Bad Like The One I Just Had. No Filter No Flavor, Just Cotton Pickin Toilet Paper! LOL

@kevinmcgiffin10 6 years ago

You got that right !!! I was born in 61 and have so many t.v. commercial jingles spinning round in my head.

@TheWick53 16 years ago

I am an old man, so of course I loved this.
Thank you for showing it.

@groovy8015 10 years ago

The Frito Bandito! Voiced by Bugs Bunny's own Mel Blanc!

@elc1960 14 years ago

"Maya" was a show about a boy (Jay North), his friendly Indian friend (Khan) and their pet elephant. North played an American kid traveling across India trying to find his father, who was missing and presumed dead. The show was only on for one season, but had officially licensed trading cards. The show was on (I believe) during the 1966 - 67 season, and I believe it ran on Saturday nights after "Flipper" (both shows were by Ivan Tors, who also did "Daktari").