Funshine Friday: ‘The Brady Kids’ Sing ‘In No Hurry’ (1972)

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'The Brady Kids' are 'In No Hurry,' 1972

‘The Brady Kids’ are ‘In No Hurry,’ 1972

“Yes, I guess I’m in no hurry. No, I’m not. No, I’m not.”

The weekend is arriving. Time to cool your jets and put your feet up. To help you slip into the relaxed mood, here’s The Brady Kids (from Filmation’s 1972 cartoon series) singing “In No Hurry.”

“In No hurry” appeared on the ’72 L.P., The Kids From The Brady Bunch coupled with the tune “Candy (Sugar Shoppe).” Even if you’re in a hurry, the song runs less than two minutes. Spin it – and have a happy Funshine Friday!

‘The Brady Kids’: ‘In No Hurry,’ 1972

Previously on Funshine Friday: ‘Sesame Street’ – Clapping Song (1972)

Daily 70s Ad: M&M And Mars Fun Size Bars ‘Freeze’em Season’ (1972)

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M&M And Mars Fun Size Bars ‘Freeze’em Season.' ('LIFE' magazine, June 16, 1972)

M&M And Mars Fun Size Bars ‘Freeze’em Season.’ (‘LIFE’ magazine, June 16, 1972)


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“Get ’em by the big bagful and Freeze ’em!”

Milky Way, 3 Musketeers, Mars and Snickers. Frozen yum! Daily 70s Ad #160: M&M And Mars Fun Size Bars ‘Freeze’em Season’ originally appeared in the June 16, 1972 issue of LIFE magazine.

(Source: LIFE)

Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Ray-Bans ‘Optimum Optics’ (1970)

Daily 70s Ad: Ray-Bans ‘Optimum Optics’ (1970)

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Ray-Bans ‘Optimum Optics.' ('Flying' magazine, June, 1970)

Ray-Bans ‘Optimum Optics.’ (‘Flying’ magazine, June, 1970)


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“Perfected by Bausch & Lomb to meet stringent Air Force specifications.”

Only $12 bucks. Not bad. Daily 70s Ad #159: Ray-Bans ‘Optimum Optics’ originally appeared in the June, 1970 issue of Flying magazine.

(Source: Flying)

Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Plymouth Gold Duster (1974)

Daily 70s Ad: Plymouth Gold Duster (1974)

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Plymouth Gold Duster. ('Popular Science' magazine, April, 1974)

Plymouth Gold Duster. (‘Popular Science’ magazine, April, 1974)


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“It’s trunk is really a whopper.”

They don’t charge you for the vinyl roof. Such a deal! Daily 70s Ad #158: Plymouth Gold Duster originally appeared in the April, 1974 issue of Popular Science magazine.

(Source: Popular Science)

Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Sands Hotel Vegas ‘Fun Never Sets’ (1978)

Daily 70s Ad: Sands Hotel Vegas ‘Fun Never Sets’ (1978)

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Sands Hotel Vegas ‘Fun Never Sets.' ('Orange Coast' magazine, Jan. 1978)

Sands Hotel Vegas ‘Fun Never Sets.’ (‘Orange Coast’ magazine, Jan. 1978)


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“Where the fun never sets!”

Wayne Newton alert! Daily 70s Ad #157: Sands Hotel Vegas ‘Fun Never Sets’ originally appeared in the January, 1978 issue of Orange Coast magazine.

(Source: Orange Coast)

Previously on Daily 70s Ad: Coke ‘Block Party’ (1977)

Music For Monday: Elton John, ‘Your Song’ (Live ’70)

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"You can tell everybody that this is..." ('Your Song,' Elton John, 1970)

“You can tell everybody that this is…” (‘Your Song,’ Elton John, 1970)

A very good Monday to you. Let us start off the week by hopping all the way back to 1970. Here’s Elton John singing “Your Song” live in a performance for the BBC.

“Your Song” appeared on the L.P. Elton John and was written by John and Bernie Taupin. The song reached the top 10 in both the US (#8) and UK (#7).

Elton John Performs ‘Your Song’ Live On BBC, 1970

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