I love these videos. Simply due to fact that my grandmother was a young mother in the 70s, and my mom was a kid. It really puts into perspective of what both of them saw and how they responded to adds. Helps me understand them a little better too
I was born in 1983 so anything from before that time is so absolutely fascinating to me. Things like these ads are such a great way to look into the past, I love them. Can't wait to fall asleep to this later, thank you Jeannie :)
Aw your so welcome sweetie its such a wonderful honour to be here supporting you and everyone yeah been struggling a lot past few months with everything i feel like giving up somtimes lots of love to you Sweets and Thank you from my little heart to yours sweetie for all you kindness supporting comments really means soo much sweetie 🥲🙏💗💜💗
Hi Jeannie I was the one who wrote to you and told you to buy the all American ads books. I own the all American ads books myself from the 40s up to the 90s. :)
That is awesome! Thank you so much! I looked for the thread and could not find it! I'm still waiting for the 80s to show up. I've already recorded the 60s and will definitely add you to the mention, if that's ok!
This was wonderful! I just love your videos, Jeannie; the retro magazines and books, and your lovely commentary. Thank you for all of it, and I look forward to the next one 😘
I love these blast from the past videos. Although I was only a child in the 70’s, I still remember a lot of how life was back then especially the decor in homes and colour coordinated bathrooms. I can’t wait for the 80’s video which was my decade.
I love how peaceful and soothing your content is, it really gives me the feeling of comfort these days and that is such a gift 🤍 thank you very much for what you do, you’re definitely inspiring
I just started watching your channel, and I've had your videos on in my earbuds during my shifts all week! These magazine/ad videos are my favorite. Such a fun trip to the past, I was born in '01 and it's so interesting to see. It makes me nostalgic for a time I never experienced! Your voice and kind demeanor are super relaxing, thank you for making this content, you brighten up so many peoples days!
Avid subscriber from England here! Wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed this, Jeannie. Love listening to your kind, warm, and relaxing voice and hearing all your thoughts and memories. I grew up in the 70s, so this was so interesting to me! I also had a friend who had an MG midget. It was green and so cool, and she let me have a go at driving it back in the early 90s. Just the one time. It'll never forget the excitement. Sending best wishes from over here! Can't wait for the next video. Thank you so much for this....I loved it. ❤
Yay, thank you! And you're in luck - the 60s one will come out on Sunday! I'm still waiting for the 80s to show up in the mail. Glad you're enjoying them! I am, too!
Lovely, relaxing video. I confess that I don’t actually watch these “decade” videos; rather, I put the phone down late at night, and listen through your soothing descriptions (with earbuds), zoning in and out of consciousness. I love how tuned in to cultural trends you are. I can picture you back in the day, sitting on a blanket listening to Carlos Santana. I’m sure you caught the attention of many a young man!
I’m glad you have some good background to listen to! And yes - on a blanket, listening to Santana and so many more! Though I’m not sure I was the focus of too many young men! lol! 😆
@@JeannieBASMR Excellent! When I was living in the UK about 15 years ago, I bought a smaller version of the 70's book you're reviewing in this video! It's great, isn't it?! 😀
Ah, such great memories in every section. I bought a Ford Pinto hatchback the year they came out. I traded in a big old Pontiac with a V8 engine and my mom came with me the day I picked it up. I tried to pull it out from the dealer unto a main street in Chicago but it didn’t have enough power! I pulled over and we both did the ugly laugh/cry thing for a long time. Traded it in a year later when hatchback tanks were exploding on 30 mph impact. 😂😂
Oh Jeannie I loved this vlog. I can’t wait till you get the 80’s ads. I so love, remembering Days gone by….I guess I am a old sentimental fool it can brings tears to my eyes…. remembering when we had all our family members still with us even these ads, bring back great memories in your life, but time marches on…. Totally loved looking with you through the ads. Remembering the same things you remembered. Thank you so much. You’re the best.💖🌸💖🌸🫶🫶🙌🙌 Love, Esme’💛🌻 PS you can get Gee your hair smells terrific shampoo, and conditioner at the Vermont country store. I used to use it too, and I didn’t like the way my hair felt afterwards as well but I loved it and my (boyfriend) husband loved it as well I was 13 obviously, I wasn’t married. In case anybody thinks I was …..😊 so I have order it every once in a while, the smell, just brings you right back to that time in your life….but I can’t really use it on hair like mine that’s been bleached with foils😊
@@JeannieBASMR now I am going go to buy the shampoo lol😇Oh yes, I remember lemon up too. I love that one as well.🙌🫶💛🌻 enjoy it when you get it. I’m sure I’ll bring back. Happy happy memories.
My mom was 39 years older than me. I was an “oops” baby. I had two brothers - closest one was 10 years older than me. He calls me his “favorite sister.” Probably cuz he was happy to have a younger sibling to torture. 😂
Thank you for your intro Jeannie! Thank you for making it clear ALL are welcome on your channel! The only requirement is being kind. That means a lot to me. Thank you for your hard work, your incredible videos, and for being your wonderful self! ❤❤❤ I hope you know how much you are appreciated!
This was so good, thank you for making this video! I’ve watched your first page turning video so much that I’ve pretty much memorized every page turn. This is the closest thing to that video with pace of the page turning. This is great thank you again!
My newborn is colicky right now. From 6pm to 10pm it’s on and off intense crying (i’m sure as mom yourself at least one of your kiddos was like this, so you get it!). When she finally does go to sleep for the night I always refer myself to one of your videos and THIS is an absolute treat tonight💗
I can't wait to listen to this when I get into bed tonight. I got those sound core ear buds you talked about a few videos ago and just got them today. LOVE them! Its been 4 months since I could listen to ASMR to fall asleep. I missed you and your soothing voice. I listen during the day, but it's not the same. Thank you Jeannie!
No thank you. I look forward to your videos. Its like a warm hug. I feel sorry for people that haven't discovered you yet. I'm one of the lucky ones. Xxxx
Wonderful hour long of incredible asmr page turning and very fascinating, the ads look so much more interesting compared to ads now. Hope you had a great Tuesday.
Our family had a blue Torino station wagon with wood panels on it. Loved that rear facing seat in the back. So much fun. Ah, the 70s - when things were fun and safety wasn’t a concern. You just learned not to do it if you got hurt. lol
Just what I needed! (Battling a really bad cold). I thought the ad with the lady in the giant frying pan on the beach (tanning ads section) was funny. 😂 My grandma is in her early/mid 80's and and she still calls it cream rinse.
I was born in 1970 and grew up in Santa Clara, CA. All those TV channels are what we watched too. That was before Gill Cable was available in the early 80s. Good memories
@@JeannieBASMR Yes I do, I still live here, in San Jose, and it makes me sad often. I feel fortunate to have grown up in the valley before it all changed.
Random comments from someone born in 1985: My mom is a few years older than you (graduated high school in ‘72). Her first car was a Chevrolet Chevette. She hated The Brady Bunch. However, she had the misfortune of having a daughter (me) who grew up in the ‘90s when The Bradys were making a comeback in movies and cable reruns, so she had to put up with them yet again, lol My father loves Sanford & Son and has seen every episode at least a hundred times. The older woman who lived across the street from us gave us an old Atari and a Pong game because she thought my video game obsessed sister would enjoy it. As a child who grew up with the colorful graphics of Super Nintendo, she was bored after about an hour. My dad, however, loved it, lol I love disco. Our local radio station would play disco music every Saturday night between 7 pm and midnight and I was constantly tuned in. I loved (and still love) Grease. They re-released it in theaters for the 20th anniversary. I begged my parents to take me, but they said no. I made up for it by constantly watching it on cable. I thought Saturday Night Fever would be like Grease, but with disco music. Boy, was I wrong. Still enjoyed the soundtrack, lol I love your videos! It’s like getting a relaxing history lesson. ❤
Fantastic stuff Jeannie, where else would you see Vincent Price,Sea Monkeys,Susan Dey and Gay Bob in the same upload.❤️❤️❤️ Your flip throughs are next level asmr.❤️
The countertop dishwasher is funny! My mom also grew up in the 70s, she and her siblings begged to get a dishwasher so they wouldn’t have to wash dishes every night after dinner as part of their chores. My grandpa would say “what do you mean? I’ve got four dishwashers looking at me right now!”. You can imagine how much they appreciated that 🤣 but seeing that contraption makes me think that having your four kids do the dishes definitely had to have been more efficient at that point.
Mentioning Diana Rigg, being in a popular tv show in the 60s, is wild to me considering she was literally a big character in one of the biggest 2010s tv shows (Game of Thrones).
VHF is according to a site on the web, is Very High Frequency wavelength. UHF is Ultra High Frequency. Both are related to wavelength transmission in broadcasting radio and television. Wow that was cool to find out, being a person who grew up in the 60’s!
Omg Jeannie talk about memories!! I loved herbal essence and gee your hair smells terrific! I remember only having one tv until I was a teenager and we were my dad’s remote control! The Rocky Horror Picture Show!! I danced in my bra there and now I get excited by my alphabetized spice drawer- lol This was just great!
We had NBC, CBS, and ABC, and also PBS (34) and WHME (46). My grandparents had one of those old towers (not allowed anymore), which brought in Chicago stations - obviously superior. My grandfather did that so he could watch all the Chicago White Sox and Cubs games. I remember, when I stayed over at Grandma's house, loving the chance to watch the children's shows on the Chicago stations in the morning.
59:10 As a german I totally agree. And that's the first time I see this kind of pizza. Theres no restaurant who sells this abonimation, at least in bavaria.
The gay Bob was too much😂 what an ad. Really loved this video❤. So interesting to see how different things were. It's funny to see each generation try figure things out. My nephew born in 2010 thought the tape deck in the car was how you paid with a credit card for the drive through in the 90s.
MJ, do you remember the cigarette ‘vending machines’ that you had to use coins and then pull an nob out for the pack to drop to the bottom! I do, and I was so fascinated by it and always pulled the nobs! LOL 🐺💜👉🏻 P.S. I think it’s safe to say that the majority of us have all had to work for our car with or without our parents help. I think it’s a really small percentage of young people who have a car that’s given to them. Out of my five siblings, my half brother was the only one who was gifted a car.
Yes! They were everywhere! And yes, cool pull-knobs! And I think it’s a good thing to work for your first car. 💪🏼 I think you value it more. (We’ve lived in areas where it was common for kids to get a new BMW or such for their 16th birthdays! 😣)
I remember those little AMC Pacer cars. So much glass they looked like the Jetson's bubble car. I had to buy my first car, too. $1300 for a '72 Ford Maverick. What a wonderful time!
Seeing the phone ad made me remember that if you wanted to have more than 1 extension in your home you had to pay extra to the phone company or they'd not deliver enough voltage. OMG 🤪
Yup! Although - for a while, my dad rigged up a second phone in their bedroom. It was just an extension, but I think he wired it in for free! Lol! (I come from a family of criminals! Lol!)
You were right about the Ford Pinto. It's gas tank exploded when rear ended costing nearly 1000 Americans their life. It was Sabrina Duncan's car of choice in Charlie's Angels and the show kept using it even after it had been taken out of production, presumably because the car got wrecked so often and Ford probably had plenty of deadstock.
Old ads are some of my favorite things to look at. You can learn a lot about a time period just by looking at them. I'm curious, you said you had a '66 mustang, was it the 6 cylinder or 8 cylinder model?
That Tareyton black eye ad…my dad (who is 67 now) told me he used to sneak cigs from his mom and dad when he was a younger teenager, but one time he nicked one off his aunt and she smoked Tareytons, and he told me that it was so strong he couldn’t stand up straight.
Haha, maybe a little, born in 99 and I am super nostalgic over movies and stuff from late 90s and early 2000s. I miss the super saturated colors and funky music.
@@JeannieBASMR yeah I love him He gave me a friendship ring which was so cute and also gave me macaroons and some chocolate is such a very awesome boyfriend that I’ve ever had.
I would be lost without timeless Jeannie B magazine flips and blah, blah, blahs. ❤
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I love these videos. Simply due to fact that my grandmother was a young mother in the 70s, and my mom was a kid. It really puts into perspective of what both of them saw and how they responded to adds. Helps me understand them a little better too
The 70s looks so fun. I love to see these videos and think of my late mom growing up during that time as a teenager. Thank you jeannie ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Love when you go back to the 70s .. such a great times ...
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I was born in 1983 so anything from before that time is so absolutely fascinating to me. Things like these ads are such a great way to look into the past, I love them. Can't wait to fall asleep to this later, thank you Jeannie :)
Awesome! I hope you enjoy! XO
Aw your so welcome sweetie its such a wonderful honour to be here supporting you and everyone yeah been struggling a lot past few months with everything i feel like giving up somtimes lots of love to you Sweets and Thank you from my little heart to yours sweetie for all you kindness supporting comments really means soo much sweetie 🥲🙏💗💜💗
You are one of the most positive people I know and am so glad you share your kindness here with all of us! 💜
Don't give up. Whatever you are dealing with, just know that you are stronger then your circumstances. You got this 💪🏾
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Love when i get on youtube, and you've posted a new video!! To make it better its over an hour❤ Love you Jeannie!
Hope you enjoy it!
@@JeannieBASMR Loved it!! It was what I needed to help me relax while cooking dinner. My daughter said "mom you're always watching Jeannie B"🤣🤣
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This made my heart swell! Thank you for sharing this. Truly - thank you.
Over an hour! Heck yeah!
My dear Jeannie 💙 thank you for another lovely calming video ☺️🙏 May God always bless you ! Kisses from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you! You too!
Thank you it was great memories
Yay! Jeannie posted!! Awesome sauce!! ❤
Hi Jeannie I was the one who wrote to you and told you to buy the all American ads books. I own the all American ads books myself from the 40s up to the 90s. :)
That is awesome! Thank you so much! I looked for the thread and could not find it! I'm still waiting for the 80s to show up. I've already recorded the 60s and will definitely add you to the mention, if that's ok!
@@JeannieBASMR Sure :)
@@JeannieBASMRI love you because you are so classy and timeless and you have the most interesting videos!
Born in ‘96, I was blown away to see the first class 747 ad! I have never seen or heard of the stark contrast of commercial airlines in the past 😮
These blast from the past videos are my favourites!
Much love Jeannie 🥰
Glad you like them!
this is so cool!!! the 60s/70s have always been one of my interests for some reason, so i will definitely have to check out this book
This was wonderful! I just love your videos, Jeannie; the retro magazines and books, and your lovely commentary. Thank you for all of it, and I look forward to the next one 😘
You are so welcome! Thank YOU for the kind comment! 60s is coming next, then 80s! 😊
I really love your videos Jeannie. It's like sitting with a friend. Also i love these retro flip throughs ❤️
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Glad you like them! 💜
I love these blast from the past videos. Although I was only a child in the 70’s, I still remember a lot of how life was back then especially the decor in homes and colour coordinated bathrooms. I can’t wait for the 80’s video which was my decade.
I love how peaceful and soothing your content is, it really gives me the feeling of comfort these days and that is such a gift 🤍 thank you very much for what you do, you’re definitely inspiring
Thank you so much!
Wow miss the 70s the most but the 80s and and early 90s was a blast too
70s we're great miss it thank you so much
I was born in ‘84 and I’m amazed at the amount of brands that were around in the 70s and are still around today!
VHF and UHF channels & the National Anthem being played when the channel broadcasts ended each night ...ah, the memories!!!
That’s right! Then the test pattern! Yeah, good memories! 😊
I just started watching your channel, and I've had your videos on in my earbuds during my shifts all week! These magazine/ad videos are my favorite. Such a fun trip to the past, I was born in '01 and it's so interesting to see. It makes me nostalgic for a time I never experienced! Your voice and kind demeanor are super relaxing, thank you for making this content, you brighten up so many peoples days!
Welcome aboard! And thank you for this!!
Avid subscriber from England here! Wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed this, Jeannie. Love listening to your kind, warm, and relaxing voice and hearing all your thoughts and memories. I grew up in the 70s, so this was so interesting to me! I also had a friend who had an MG midget. It was green and so cool, and she let me have a go at driving it back in the early 90s. Just the one time. It'll never forget the excitement. Sending best wishes from over here! Can't wait for the next video. Thank you so much for this....I loved it. ❤
Love this comment! Thank you!!🙏🏼
@@JeannieBASMRThank you too and take care ❤
I keep coming back to this. can't wait for more of these videos.
Yay, thank you! And you're in luck - the 60s one will come out on Sunday! I'm still waiting for the 80s to show up in the mail. Glad you're enjoying them! I am, too!
Lovely, relaxing video. I confess that I don’t actually watch these “decade” videos; rather, I put the phone down late at night, and listen through your soothing descriptions (with earbuds), zoning in and out of consciousness. I love how tuned in to cultural trends you are. I can picture you back in the day, sitting on a blanket listening to Carlos Santana. I’m sure you caught the attention of many a young man!
I’m glad you have some good background to listen to! And yes - on a blanket, listening to Santana and so many more! Though I’m not sure I was the focus of too many young men! lol! 😆
Yey! Right in time for going to bed here in Norway 🤩
Sweetest Dreams lovely😴🤗💗💗
Sleep well, my Norwegian friend!
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Love it when you do nostalgia-based videos...please do more like this! Best wishes from New Zealand... 🙂
Thank you! Will do! (I have a 60s version coming out Sunday!) ;)
@@JeannieBASMR Excellent! When I was living in the UK about 15 years ago, I bought a smaller version of the 70's book you're reviewing in this video! It's great, isn't it?! 😀
Ah, such great memories in every section. I bought a Ford Pinto hatchback the year they came out. I traded in a big old Pontiac with a V8 engine and my mom came with me the day I picked it up. I tried to pull it out from the dealer unto a main street in Chicago but it didn’t have enough power! I pulled over and we both did the ugly laugh/cry thing for a long time. Traded it in a year later when hatchback tanks were exploding on 30 mph impact. 😂😂
Eeek! What a story!
I love listening to your videos while I'm cooking. Thank you, Jeannie. God bless you always.
You are so welcome! 🤗 thank you so much! Blessings back atcha!
Oh Jeannie I loved this vlog. I can’t wait till you get the 80’s ads. I so love, remembering Days gone by….I guess I am a old sentimental fool it can brings tears to my eyes…. remembering when we had all our family members still with us even these ads, bring back great memories in your life, but time marches on…. Totally loved looking with you through the ads. Remembering the same things you remembered. Thank you so much. You’re the best.💖🌸💖🌸🫶🫶🙌🙌 Love, Esme’💛🌻
PS you can get Gee your hair smells terrific shampoo, and conditioner at the Vermont country store. I used to use it too, and I didn’t like the way my hair felt afterwards as well but I loved it and my (boyfriend) husband loved it as well I was 13 obviously, I wasn’t married. In case anybody thinks I was …..😊 so I have order it every once in a while, the smell, just brings you right back to that time in your life….but I can’t really use it on hair like mine that’s been bleached with foils😊
Oooo! I’ll check the Vermont store out! Thank you, Esme!!
80s coming soon - as soon as the book comes in! 😚
Omg! I just bought some! Also some Lemon Up! It’s expensive, but I’ll show it when it comes in!
@@JeannieBASMR now I am going go to buy the shampoo lol😇Oh yes, I remember lemon up too. I love that one as well.🙌🫶💛🌻 enjoy it when you get it. I’m sure I’ll bring back. Happy happy memories.
I adore this so much 💜 You are amazing and a Princess Diana would look alike 💫 Thanks so much 🙏
Wow, thank you!
This is awesome!
I love that you share your stories and experiences from this era with us. It makes these videos such a treat 😊
Glad you enjoy it!
I was born in the early 70's, mom (who was 40 years older than me) kept her transistor radio playing in the kitchen.
My mom was 39 years older than me. I was an “oops” baby. I had two brothers - closest one was 10 years older than me. He calls me his “favorite sister.” Probably cuz he was happy to have a younger sibling to torture. 😂
Thank you for your intro Jeannie! Thank you for making it clear ALL are welcome on your channel! The only requirement is being kind. That means a lot to me. Thank you for your hard work, your incredible videos, and for being your wonderful self! ❤❤❤ I hope you know how much you are appreciated!
You are so welcome! 💜💕
This was so good, thank you for making this video! I’ve watched your first page turning video so much that I’ve pretty much memorized every page turn. This is the closest thing to that video with pace of the page turning. This is great thank you again!
Gosh, Wesley! Thank you!😊
Well, congratulations to whoever gave you this idea. I cannot, for the life of me, get to the end of neither of the two videos so far.
So you're saying it's a "knockout!?" Lol! (Glad you get some rest!)
Im sending sweet Jeannie lot's of Cuddly soft cute sweet Adorable Aussie Koala Hugs Cuddles all the the from the Land down under Australia 🐨🐨🐨🐨🇦🇺🤗
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oh how i love these magazine flicking videos. it’s the best company when i’m painting. love from sweden! 🤎🧡💛
My newborn is colicky right now. From 6pm to 10pm it’s on and off intense crying (i’m sure as mom yourself at least one of your kiddos was like this, so you get it!). When she finally does go to sleep for the night I always refer myself to one of your videos and THIS is an absolute treat tonight💗
Oh, I'm so glad to hear that YOU can find relaxation! I DO remember those days...sending you love!
I love watching these!!
I’m so glad! Thank you!
1 hour video yaaay ❤❤ I'm working on organizing my laptop files and enjoying the super hot weather 😂 but as always you're in the background ❤❤
Yay! Thank you! Can you come organize mine when you’re done?! 😂
Yay!!! I love these videos by Jeannie. My faves
Glad you like them!
I'm new to your channel, but now im hooked! Awesome content, thank you!
Welcome aboard! And thank you!😊
Amazing!! Amazing thumbnail, voice, vibes ...video !❤️
Thank you so much!!
I can't wait to listen to this when I get into bed tonight. I got those sound core ear buds you talked about a few videos ago and just got them today. LOVE them! Its been 4 months since I could listen to ASMR to fall asleep. I missed you and your soothing voice. I listen during the day, but it's not the same. Thank you Jeannie!
Hope you enjoy! Love mine!
Your awesome. So comforting. Xxxxxx
She sure is Awsome🥰 Love Jeannie,s comforting videos ❤❤Xox Xox Blesseings & love🌻🦋
Aw, thank you! Hugs to you in Scotland!
No thank you. I look forward to your videos. Its like a warm hug. I feel sorry for people that haven't discovered you yet. I'm one of the lucky ones. Xxxx
Sounds like Vintage Los Angeles tv channels. I grew up there in 60s and 70s
Always love these videos Jeannie ❤
Thank you, Becky!
Wonderful hour long of incredible asmr page turning and very fascinating, the ads look so much more interesting compared to ads now. Hope you had a great Tuesday.
Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
Loved this so much 💕💕🤍
Love love this so much too🥰💗 Bless you with lots of possitve vibes and love hugs from Australia ASMRHawless🤗💜🙏💜🇦🇺🐨
Instantly love!!
Our family had a blue Torino station wagon with wood panels on it. Loved that rear facing seat in the back. So much fun. Ah, the 70s - when things were fun and safety wasn’t a concern. You just learned not to do it if you got hurt. lol
Exactly! 👍🏼 😄
Hello, I am a follower from Romania!🇷🇴 ❤️ I was very happy to see Nadia Comăneci in this magazine! It's always a pleasure to watch your videos!🤗
Her story was amazing! Do you follow Cristina of @oldschoolasmrsounds ? She’s also Romanian and super lovely!
Not yet but thank you for telling me😊
Excellent 👌 Retro Flip Through Jeannie b🌹Very Enjoyable 👍Fond Memories 👍Well Done Both You And 🌹🐎City Of Try 🐎🍀We All Had A Fine Day 👌👍
Rather ( City Of Troy 🐎🍀👌🐎
Glad you enjoyed it, dear William!
Just what I needed! (Battling a really bad cold).
I thought the ad with the lady in the giant frying pan on the beach (tanning ads section) was funny. 😂
My grandma is in her early/mid 80's and and she still calls it cream rinse.
Thanks for this! Hope your cold gets better fast!
Frequency.. thats the word you were looking for 👍😂❤️
Yes! Thank you!
Good evening Jeannie! Great video! I was born in 1972
Thank you!!
I was born in 1970 and grew up in Santa Clara, CA. All those TV channels are what we watched too. That was before Gill Cable was available in the early 80s. Good memories
So you remember what the valley looked like before it was paved over, right? The orchards and fields? I am sad for their loss. 💜💜💜
@@JeannieBASMR Yes I do, I still live here, in San Jose, and it makes me sad often. I feel fortunate to have grown up in the valley before it all changed.
@@kellyswanson7973It’s hard to explain to people who don’t know…the valley back then was so amazing!
Random comments from someone born in 1985:
My mom is a few years older than you (graduated high school in ‘72). Her first car was a Chevrolet Chevette. She hated The Brady Bunch. However, she had the misfortune of having a daughter (me) who grew up in the ‘90s when The Bradys were making a comeback in movies and cable reruns, so she had to put up with them yet again, lol
My father loves Sanford & Son and has seen every episode at least a hundred times.
The older woman who lived across the street from us gave us an old Atari and a Pong game because she thought my video game obsessed sister would enjoy it. As a child who grew up with the colorful graphics of Super Nintendo, she was bored after about an hour. My dad, however, loved it, lol
I love disco. Our local radio station would play disco music every Saturday night between 7 pm and midnight and I was constantly tuned in.
I loved (and still love) Grease. They re-released it in theaters for the 20th anniversary. I begged my parents to take me, but they said no. I made up for it by constantly watching it on cable. I thought Saturday Night Fever would be like Grease, but with disco music. Boy, was I wrong. Still enjoyed the soundtrack, lol
I love your videos! It’s like getting a relaxing history lesson. ❤
Great sharing! Thank you!😊
Omg soooo excited !!!
OMG SOOO Excited too Yay!!😃😍 Big hugs and Sunshine love your way🥰🌞💕
Can't wait to fall asleep to this tonight ❤
Looking so Pretty Jeannie 💙💙 Love Your Blouse and necklace 🤗 plus You have a nice tan 🥰
Thank you, Sis! Yeah, I have to be careful - I get dark really fast in the summer! We're outside a lot! (My wanna-be Mexican roots!)
@@JeannieBASMR Siiii 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I remember TV from the late 60s!
Yay, tapping!!
Fantastic stuff Jeannie, where else would you see Vincent Price,Sea Monkeys,Susan Dey and Gay Bob in the same upload.❤️❤️❤️
Your flip throughs are next level asmr.❤️
Right?? Lol! Thanks so much, Mark!
This one is very interesting! Gotta watch too, not just listen and fall asleep 😅
The countertop dishwasher is funny! My mom also grew up in the 70s, she and her siblings begged to get a dishwasher so they wouldn’t have to wash dishes every night after dinner as part of their chores. My grandpa would say “what do you mean? I’ve got four dishwashers looking at me right now!”. You can imagine how much they appreciated that 🤣 but seeing that contraption makes me think that having your four kids do the dishes definitely had to have been more efficient at that point.
Haha! Wise words from your grandpa!! 🤣
Mentioning Diana Rigg, being in a popular tv show in the 60s, is wild to me considering she was literally a big character in one of the biggest 2010s tv shows (Game of Thrones).
I LOVED her in GoT!! Have you seen her in Avengers? You should check it out if you haven’t. 😊
I love going to this channel ❤
That’s so sweet!
VHF is according to a site on the web, is Very High Frequency wavelength. UHF is Ultra High Frequency. Both are related to wavelength transmission in broadcasting radio and television. Wow that was cool to find out, being a person who grew up in the 60’s!
Omg Jeannie talk about memories!!
I loved herbal essence and gee your hair smells terrific!
I remember only having one tv until I was a teenager and we were my dad’s remote control!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show!! I danced in my bra there and now I get excited by my alphabetized spice drawer- lol
This was just great!
Aw, another Rocky fan! I love it! Those were great times!
😮Whaaaatttt😮Jeannie, Dr recommended cig brands?Wow!!!
Hahaha! Not exactly! Lol!
We had NBC, CBS, and ABC, and also PBS (34) and WHME (46). My grandparents had one of those old towers (not allowed anymore), which brought in Chicago stations - obviously superior. My grandfather did that so he could watch all the Chicago White Sox and Cubs games. I remember, when I stayed over at Grandma's house, loving the chance to watch the children's shows on the Chicago stations in the morning.
Aw, great memories! Thank you for sharing that!
59:10 As a german I totally agree. And that's the first time I see this kind of pizza. Theres no restaurant who sells this abonimation, at least in bavaria.
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The gay Bob was too much😂 what an ad. Really loved this video❤. So interesting to see how different things were. It's funny to see each generation try figure things out. My nephew born in 2010 thought the tape deck in the car was how you paid with a credit card for the drive through in the 90s.
OMG! I love that - a credit card for drive-thrus! That is awesome!
A looooooong 70s video…yay!!!
What was the clap at 48:39 😄
@@katyc67 it's playgirl
It's amazing how much your thumb is flexible 😮!
Yeah Maria at Gentle Whispering does that thumb thing too. It's a bit much! 😂
I know - I have freaky thumbs!
MJ, do you remember the cigarette ‘vending machines’ that you had to use coins and then pull an nob out for the pack to drop to the bottom! I do, and I was so fascinated by it and always pulled the nobs! LOL 🐺💜👉🏻
P.S. I think it’s safe to say that the majority of us have all had to work for our car with or without our parents help. I think it’s a really small percentage of young people who have a car that’s given to them. Out of my five siblings, my half brother was the only one who was gifted a car.
Yes! They were everywhere! And yes, cool pull-knobs!
And I think it’s a good thing to work for your first car. 💪🏼 I think you value it more. (We’ve lived in areas where it was common for kids to get a new BMW or such for their 16th birthdays! 😣)
@@JeannieBASMRAbsolutely! If I had kids, they would be doing the same! You value things you work for more than when it’s just given to you!
I Really Love Learning, Some Things About The Past With You Jeannie. They're Some Of Your Best Videos. Hope You're Okay.
Manor Mystries AKA - Will.❤️💫
Thank you, dear Will! That means a lot.
UHF
Man, that takes me back!
I remember those little AMC Pacer cars. So much glass they looked like the Jetson's bubble car. I had to buy my first car, too. $1300 for a '72 Ford Maverick. What a wonderful time!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Such a pretty top Jeannie. ❤
Thank you! xox
Seeing the phone ad made me remember that if you wanted to have more than 1 extension in your home you had to pay extra to the phone company or they'd not deliver enough voltage. OMG 🤪
Yup! Although - for a while, my dad rigged up a second phone in their bedroom. It was just an extension, but I think he wired it in for free! Lol! (I come from a family of criminals! Lol!)
@@JeannieBASMR 😁😁😁
Yay 😊❤
Thy had Nadia in the 2024 Paris Olympic opening ceremony! I hope you were able to see her !
You were right about the Ford Pinto. It's gas tank exploded when rear ended costing nearly 1000 Americans their life. It was Sabrina Duncan's car of choice in Charlie's Angels and the show kept using it even after it had been taken out of production, presumably because the car got wrecked so often and Ford probably had plenty of deadstock.
Wow - great piece of trivia!
Theee background…. I think I’ve seen it before 😊😊😊😊😊
Old ads are some of my favorite things to look at. You can learn a lot about a time period just by looking at them. I'm curious, you said you had a '66 mustang, was it the 6 cylinder or 8 cylinder model?
It was a 6 cylinder. Not as vroom vroom as the 8!
I learned to drive a stick shift in our Pinto station wagon. 😂 we drove that car till there was a hole in the floorboards.
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Thumbnail is gorgeous
Thank you!😊
That Tareyton black eye ad…my dad (who is 67 now) told me he used to sneak cigs from his mom and dad when he was a younger teenager, but one time he nicked one off his aunt and she smoked Tareytons, and he told me that it was so strong he couldn’t stand up straight.
Hahaha! Thanks for sharing that!
I was born in 78 so I LOVE seeing stuff like this. I wonder if this is how Gen Z feels abt the 90s😊
Haha, maybe a little, born in 99 and I am super nostalgic over movies and stuff from late 90s and early 2000s. I miss the super saturated colors and funky music.
@@londonfoggy aww 🥰 this made me smile
The beloved Jeannie
XOX
Hi Jeannie!
Did you have UHF?
We didn't have any form of cable tv in our community or house until 1980.
Yes we did. Our first tv was in the early 60s. 😊
Ultimate high frequency
Hi beautiful I just got over my cold a couple of days ago. I am so excited to be better. Me and my boyfriend been together for nearly 8 months now.
Wonderful!
@@JeannieBASMR yeah I love him He gave me a friendship ring which was so cute and also gave me macaroons and some chocolate is such a very awesome boyfriend that I’ve ever had.
Jeannie B, I'm the original Marine Boy. You know, chew some gum and be able to breath underwater. The 70s were the best of all times..
I vaguely remember that cartoon! Yes, the 70s were great in so many ways!