Coca-Cola, ‘For The Real Times.’ (‘Ebony’ magazine, December, 1974)
“It’s the real thing. Coke.”
Time to gather up family, friends…and polyester sport coats. Daily 70s Ad #343: Coca-Cola, ‘For The Real Times’ originally appeared in the December, 1974 issue of Ebony magazine.
(Source: Ebony)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Donny Most, ‘Hit Album’ (1976)
Donny Most, ‘Hit Album.’ (‘Billboard’ magazine, December 04, 1976)
“The Most! Donny, that is.”
Go on and get it out of your system, “Hey, it’s Ralph Malph!” Daily 70s Ad #342: Donny Most, ‘Hit Album’ originally appeared in the December 04, 1976 issue of Billboard magazine.
(Source: Billboard)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: AMC’s Jeep Wagoneer (1973)
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AMC’s Jeep Wagoneer. (‘Popular Science’ magazine, December, 1973)
“4-wheel driving becomes a new experience in the ’74 Jeep Wagoneer.”
American Motor Company’s got a real looker there. And that trailer is pretty nice too. Daily 70s Ad #341: AMC’s Jeep Wagoneer originally appeared in the December, 1973 issue of Popular Science magazine.
(Source: Popular Science)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Raleigh Bicycles, ‘The Chopper’ (1970)
Raleigh Bicycles, ‘The Chopper.’ (‘Boy’s Life’ magazine, December, 1970)
“We’ve put more teeth in the CHOPPER.”
A bunch of troublesome bikers and their Choppers. Daily 70s Ad #340: Raleigh Bicycles, ‘The Chopper’ originally appeared in the December, 1970 issue of Boy’s Life magazine.
(Source: Boy’s Life)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Quaker Natural Cereal (1974)
Quaker Natural Cereal. (‘Ebony’ magazine, December, 1974)
“Good-bye junk snacks. Hello Quaker Natural.”
I hadn’t thought about this cereal in decades. This was often in our kitchen (and in my belly)! Daily 70s Ad #339: Quaker Natural Cereal originally appeared in the December, 1974 issue of Ebony magazine.
(Source: Ebony)
Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Alice Cooper, ‘Happy Holiday Season’ (1971)
‘The telephone is ringin’…you got me on the run…” (Alice Cooper, ‘Under My Wheels,’ 1971)
Hand-in-hand with our heartwarming Billboard magazine holiday ad, we have Alice Cooper performing on German TV in late ’71 or early ’72.
Alice serenades us with “Under My Wheels,” the lead-off single from the L.P., Killer. It’s a good one with the band playing live, pedal most certainly to-the-metal. Let it roll over you.
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