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1981 full hour's 80s TV commercials! Cultural experience of 1981 USA. Sophisticated NLP in each commercial, to get viewers to unconsciously associate positive emotions and sensations to the 'special' features of otherwise ordinary products ('flavor waves!'). In order for the product to sell enough they had to use advanced marketing echniques.    Clip collection of commercial breaks from abc Saturday American Bandstand, Aug 22 81. Improved picture and sound. 1981 Commercial Breaks - 80s TV commercials Video link https://youtu.be/1ZnkZR5H3Y4 https://rumble.com/v27fe3q-1981-commercial-breaks-sophisticated-nlp-in-each-commercial.html

 Repost of this  favorite with incredible dancing. AB '78 ELO Electric Light Orchestra — Turn To Stone 🥌 Special Mix Feb 11 1978 originally posted February 17th, 2022 For many more American Bandstand blog clips with special audio and video, see AB Dancers     American Bandstand Feb 11 1978 - Classic rock song 'Turn To Stone' by Electric Light Orchestra. Special mix with extra verse, seems more satisfying with the extra first verse. Plus part of upbeat Latin dance version of 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' by Santa Esmeralda starring Leroy Gomez on Vocals and sax, to wash it down. Opens with part of interview with Yvonne Elliman. With dancing from AB Dancers, they have a lot of serious dancers by '78, on American Bandstand with Dick Clark, Feb 11 1978 ABC TV USA. Enhanced picture and HQ audio. From Songfacts: "Turn To Stone" is the first track on ELO's landmark Out of the Blue double album. ELO front-man Jeff Lynne wrote it during his mara...

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Nsu1Q9NGoIzJ New clip — Rare music video for 1968 Simon & Garfunkel's classic 'Mrs. Robinson' as shown on the 1968 Grammys, a playful clip shot at Yankee Stadium, that I restored. Written by Paul Simon. Grammy winner for Best Performance by Contemporary Pop Vocal Group or Duo, the song won the 1968 Record of the Year (post soon). The top award was first given out in 1959, and "Mrs. Robinson" was the first Record of the Year with ties to rock music [Songfacts]. Introduction from Don Rickles and Tiny Tim.  According to Art Garfunkel, this song may never have been recorded had it not been for The Graduate director Mike Nichols, who asked the duo for songs for his film [from Songfacts]. Plus closes with a minute of Tennessee Ernie Ford introducing the next song and commenting on the advent of rock music, on the 1968 Grammy Awards Show, NBC TV USA May 1969. 720p picture and restored vintage audio. Bitchute exclusive. https://www.so...