Old Home Saga (With Commercials 1-12)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- A behind the scenes look at the old home bread commercials. I have added in some of the commercials that were missing from this to make one fluid saga.
1. Bread City
2. Nice Buns
3. Coffe & Rolls
4. Hot Dog
5. Sno Job
6. Heavy Date
7-12 Added by myself
7. Bread Bash
8. Tow Job
9. Carp City
10. Poodle From Pisgah
11. Mother Meets Dad
12. The Ring
If youtube ads were Old Home Bread commercials I wouldn't skip those.
"got a load of the waitress, she was stacked like a truck and her name was Mavis" - Jingles that would not fly in 2023.
As a C. W. fan and Iowa boy, this is everything I’ve ever wanted
I am from Sioux City and I remember when they baked the bread, the whole city would smell like fresh baked bread. My mom would go down to the outlet store and a big box of rejected cookies for three dollars. Miss those days.
My grandpa was a John Deere salesman for 47 years, and this dealership was next to sweetheart bakery and know the feeling when we would go down to visit him at work, and he would always sneak us grandkids a paper cup full mtn dew, cause we weren’t really allowed to have that when I was little
Thank you for sharing. Thank you also to Bill Fries for sharing his God-given talent with the rest of us. RIP.
Once again ol’ CW has made my day. I can’t thank you enough for posting this. Bill’s records were my favorite thing in the late ‘70s-early ‘80s (before I had discovered his Old Home Bread commercials), and coincidentally I ended up spending a 30 year career making commercials myself and did quite a bit of original soundtracks for them along the way. Late in my career I learned Bill’s bio and had to write him a letter. I never heard back, but he passed just a year later at the age of 93. It kills me I never got to connect with the man that was a big inspiration but finding this video was a gift.
I'm glad I read your comment. I had always meant to write old CW a letter also, but never got around to it and wished I had when I heard he had passed away. But at least, by reading your comments, I'm guessing I would've never heard back from him anyway, so now I feel better about it.
Rest in Peace, William Fries Jr.🙏 Thank you posting this.
I finally went to Audubon today, I don't know why but I have been stopping at every single place that I could remember from the CW songs! I drove the Wolf Creek Pass looked for the old feed store in Pagosa Springs, drove from Durango up the canyon next to the Silverton tracks, drove by the entrance to the black bear road and drove back and forth through the tunnel where the Riverside slide flows. Yesterday I drove through Wiggins Colorado Comma I don't know why I'm doing all this but when I was such a little kid these songs were so much fun! Not to be rude but Audubon and Wiggins aren't much but everything else is absolutely fantastic! Oh yes the Nishnabotna river is not much more than a Creek in any other area😂
That's a great mission. Have you found the Old Home and Fill 'er Up and Keep on A-truckin' Cafe?
@thomasmartin8202 That is my last remaining mission
Going up to Colorado in a couple months. Gonna go see the Rockies (baseball) and do some tourist things. Hopefully I’ll get to see a Gallopping Goose.
I’ve always loved this guy’s work. i never knew he started in advertising.
Thank you for sharing ..... I believe I went to school with his son Bill, Jr
my dad would have loved to watch this, I had no idea there was so much to this tune LONG LIVE C.W. McCall (RIP)
Been a CW McCall fan since the 70's and this is the first time I've seen this. Put a huge shine on an otherwise dull and dreary day. Thank you!
What a treasure of material. I never new of his work before ‘Convoy’ and lost touch with him soon after his classic. Maybe that was to be expected living in the Northeast.
Grew up in the midwest. This takes me back. Bullheads, and "warsh" instead of "wash" 😆
I just tell them that the "r" is wash is NOT silent
@@mikewatson4644 🤔😆🤣👍
Been a C. W fam for news and knew that he worked outside of music. From the bottom of my heart thank you so much posting this. I didn’t even know it existed.
RIP also to:
Mavis... Jean McBride Capps Wear (1938 - 2007)
Truck Driver CW... James Alexander Finlayson, Jr. (1926 - 1988)
Absolute magic.
Like a window back to a better time and an opportunity to sit down for a while with a legendary master storyteller.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Absolutely
Dad played a storm on his three finger fiddle… Love this!!! Back in 1988, my Dad and I were Jeepin’ the Black Bear Pass and someone in our group played his Black Bear Road song over the CB radio. I was 15 and already loved old country music but instantly became hooked on CW McCall’s music.
I loved him when I was growing up in Houston
I just felt like hearing Convoy again, and I wound up here. What a find! I remember hearing the Old Home fill 'er up song on WWL radio, but I didn't know it involved all this. I put this video in my favorites.
Thank you very much for uploading this. Enjoyed it very much.
Oh my goodness these are classic!!
Thanks so much for sharing!
I never knew there were so many ads!
Great to hear the full story from Bill Fries Jr. himself.
Who would have thought a bread commercial would lead to a hit song and a movie.
What a wonderful watch, thank you for posting!
Bloopers and Practical Jokes showed several of these ads. They often ran old commercials. The actor who played C.W. looks like someone who played J.D. in some commercials for Louisiana National Bank. I wonder if it could be the same person. My mom met him one time. There was no mention of Chip Davis. Mr. Fries did rather well with the campaign and some hit records. RIP.
RIP "Rubber Duck"
These are great fun to watch.
I grew up on 70s movies in the early 90s, so of course Duel and Convoy were on that list, and glad I found out about these catchy commercials within the past year or so.
*OLD HOME FILL-'ER-UP-AND-KEEP-ON-A-TRUCKIN' CAFÉ ( Vocal / Compilation of **_All_** Versions ) / C. W. McCALL*
( William Dale Fries Jr. ) American Gramaphone, SESAC
Perfect 😭
In the Heavy Date spot, the Bruton Rd. Drive-In Theatre is shown, which was in Mesquite, TX, near Dallas.
Priceless
Wow, this is awesome! 🍞🤠🇺🇲
I heard the Old Home An' Filler Up and Keep On Trucking Cafe yesterday driving home. I said, "Alexa, play some C.W. McCall." Then that song played.
Purdy little thing, name was mavis
This makes me happy
This man out here spitting bars. Get that bread 🍞😂
This is great
Decoder Ring brought me here.
This is a funny video. CW had no choice but to include Mavis mother. There are times that he uses a Southern accent. Why? Did he like the winter cold?
Did this air on TV, where did you find it? I love this stuff.
Glad to hear you enjoyed. I am pretty confidant that a majority of the advertisments did appear on television in the 70s. As for the behind the scenes song I am unsure if that was aired or not. I found the ads and behind the scenes song here: bozell.com/work/old-home-bread/
@@bigbluemusic4288 thanks
This is great!!!!!
Mavis looks a bit like Polly Holliday aka Flo on Alice.
If you think about it, this is an early example of rap music
Dang…
This actually makes wish to purchase these products.
Today’s companies commercial’s…, Yeah.
Not so much.
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