Also a great reference to Tom Brokaw--he led the way for NBC News to be top of the (ratings) heap! And the music--Great variation of the "Let's All Be There"" 1984-1985 season jingle, with instrumental passages mixed in! This could most certainly be used over the closing credits of an NBC historical documentary or a Brandon Tartikoff biopic! HATS OFF to whoever compiled this!!! GREAT RESPECT for the Peacock Network and homage to its greatest years of its history! OH YEAH!!!
I was watching soooo much NBC back then. I agree it was NBCs best years. When ABC cancelled "Three's Company" I started watching alot of NBC, It became my favorite of the 3 networks. I used to sing this in my head all the time.
TheAcarch2 have you seen This is us NBC's new dramedy on Tuesdays?????!!!!...I haven't cause it's a weeper it won't be on this coming Tuesday (11/8) cause that day will be the election
The complete song with a perfect montage since the beginning, well job! It is the best simple hommage for the network I've ever watched on You tubeFrédéric, FRANCE.
NBC was the first network to go all color around 1964, probably because they were owned by RCA which developed the "Compatible Color" system that could be viewed on black and white TVs, also because their parent company made televisions and made a huge investment in that kind of equipment for their studios.
+rockvilleraven Also,because of a Scientist inventing the "Iconoscope" Tube,we have Television as we know it now! First NBC Program was in 1948,at the World's Fair,broadcasted Live,in New York City!
You both could stand to do a little more homework, though your effort is commendable. NBC was broadcasting in color as early as 1957, although color set ownership in those days was VERY sparse (a black & white set was expensive enough, much less a color one). In fact, there's an original NBC "peacock" color presentation announcement here on UA-cam, voiced by NBC institution Ben Grauer, who started at NBC in the 20s. The 1962 "Laramie" peacock color announcement would replace it. The FCC indeed accepted RCA's all-electronic, black & white-compatible color system as the industry standard over CBS's electromechanical color system, which had a spinning disc in each set, and if accepted, would've set TV back 20 years. But that was a reason CBS delayed investment in a TV network for as long as they did. However, when NBC-TV carried the 1947 World Series and an estimated 4 million people watched it, it became apparent that an explosion in set ownership was about to take place, so, Bill Paley and company over at CBS changed their minds and got right to work on getting a TV network and program development up and running FAST. Not sure where you got the "first NBC program...in 1948 at the World's Fair" in New York idea. NBC put their experimental station W2XBS on the air in 1930. CBS also had an experimental New York TV station of their own. David Sarnoff introduced TV to the public at the 1939 World's Fair. The FCC granted TV licenses to NBC and CBS effective July 1, 1941. NBC got WNBT on Channel 1 (which got moved to Channel 4) and CBS's station was WCBW on Channel 2. WABD Channel 5 was the DuMont station ("ABD" stood for Allen B. DuMont). NBC has carried a news program that can trace its roots as far back as 1944. "Howdy Doody" debuted in 1947. So I don't know where you got the 1948 idea from.
@@mrmjb1960 - the place is right (NY World Fair in Queens), but that was in 30 April 1939 and when WNBC's predecessor (still under experimental license until 1 July 1941) broadcasted live from the Fair's fairgrounds and established the first BROADCAST SCHEDULE in US TV.
@@ApartmentKing66 - W2XBS (WNBC's first predecessor, opened by RCA) went on the air in 1 July 1928, probably the 2nd experimental TV station worldwide after W2XB (WRGB's predecessor, opened by GE) on 13 January 1928 near Albany, NY. Both stations went on the air over a year before John Logie Baird started his mechanical TV experiments on 30 September 1929 over what ultimately became BBC One (yes, BBC started both their fixed and licensed schedule 3 and 5 years before WNBC).
Be sure to give in a good word to the late BRANDON TARTIKOFF!!! OH YEAH!!! Those were the good old days!!! NBC's BEST years ever and best promo song ever--LET'S ALL BE THERE!!! OH YEAH!!!
Back then, NBC had great programming! And I mean great! Like "The Cosby Show", "Cheers", "The Golden Girls", "The A-Team", "L.A. Law", "Law & Order", "Seinfeld", "ER", "Frasier", "Friends", "Will & Grace", and "The West Wing!" When it came to those great shows we've been watching, or have watched, there's no question in my mind that NBC was definitely the place to be!
Frederic...she was my heart...and still is. She died a year and a half ago... I made a video that is on youtube if you are interested that has some video footage. Type in search "mosogotam chloe". I still can't watch completely. My heart is still broken. Thank you. John
It is strange that after 10 years or so one of the Brazilian YT Creators haven't done their version of this video with a thorough (they started only in 1981, so they don't have to go that far back) picture history of the TVS / SBT broadcast network on their version (Acha Aqui) of this song, which they used in 1987-89.
great love NBC remember lot of the people in the video...at 2:35 was that Frank Sinatra ol Blue Eyes????..seeing the different casts of the Today Show Brian Williams on the Nightly News and wow seeing Tom Brokaw in the '70s-early '80s I think and seeing him now gray ...if you can believe it Tom is 73 now ....RIP Tim Russert :''(......only one problem you left out Dean Martin I like him great singer actor comedian plus one sexy handsome guy
If Comcast haven't changed by now the 1986 version of the Peacock and even went as far as using it for their own corporate logo, you can be assured that will stay (maybe with some minor changes) for THE FORSEEABLE FUTURE. Well, both ABC's "Billard Ball" (1962) and CBS's Eye (1951) are EVEN OLDER, so....
@@Jantv81 There are some Black & White kinescope peacock openings on You Tube that were made for TV owners who could not afford color tv at the time. They were used to encourage the viewers to go out and buy a RCA Victor color tv so they can see the peacock in full color. One memorable 1959 B&W peacock logo has the announcer flubbing his line as "The fff..following program is brought to you in Living Color on NBC." (it wasn't Mel Brandt or Ben Grauer doing the spoken gaffe.)
It's absolutely sensational. The use of photos and music is really quite special, and I'll admit, I got goosebumps.
The man at 1:47 is NBC designer John J. Graham, the creator of the NBC Peacock & The NBC Snake logo from 1959-1975.
Also a great reference to Tom Brokaw--he led the way for NBC News to be top of the (ratings) heap! And the music--Great variation of the "Let's All Be There"" 1984-1985 season jingle, with instrumental passages mixed in! This could most certainly be used over the closing credits of an NBC historical documentary or a Brandon Tartikoff biopic! HATS OFF to whoever compiled this!!! GREAT RESPECT for the Peacock Network and homage to its greatest years of its history! OH YEAH!!!
I was watching soooo much NBC back then. I agree it was NBCs best years. When ABC cancelled "Three's Company" I started watching alot of NBC, It became my favorite of the 3 networks. I used to sing this in my head all the time.
TheAcarch2 have you seen This is us NBC's new dramedy on Tuesdays?????!!!!...I haven't cause it's a weeper it won't be on this coming Tuesday (11/8) cause that day will be the election
Wow! Seems like an inspiring and insightful series. Thanks for nudging me on this one Cherilyn HMMMmmm.... You've got taste...
Rest In Peace Tim Russert!
Wow! That was truly a totally mind-blowing tribute to the Peacock network better known as NBC! The Place to Be!
Come home to the best only on NBC
This is the NBC Television Network.
WLEX, Let's All Be There!
The complete song with a perfect montage since the beginning, well job! It is the best simple hommage for the network I've ever watched on You tubeFrédéric, FRANCE.
Rest In Peace WILLARD SCOTT
NBC was the first network to go all color around 1964, probably because they were owned by RCA which developed the "Compatible Color" system that could be viewed on black and white TVs, also because their parent company made televisions and made a huge investment in that kind of equipment for their studios.
+rockvilleraven Also,because of a Scientist inventing the "Iconoscope" Tube,we have Television as we know it now! First NBC Program was in 1948,at the World's Fair,broadcasted Live,in New York City!
You both could stand to do a little more homework, though your effort is commendable. NBC was broadcasting in color as early as 1957, although color set ownership in those days was VERY sparse (a black & white set was expensive enough, much less a color one). In fact, there's an original NBC "peacock" color presentation announcement here on UA-cam, voiced by NBC institution Ben Grauer, who started at NBC in the 20s. The 1962 "Laramie" peacock color announcement would replace it. The FCC indeed accepted RCA's all-electronic, black & white-compatible color system as the industry standard over CBS's electromechanical color system, which had a spinning disc in each set, and if accepted, would've set TV back 20 years. But that was a reason CBS delayed investment in a TV network for as long as they did. However, when NBC-TV carried the 1947 World Series and an estimated 4 million people watched it, it became apparent that an explosion in set ownership was about to take place, so, Bill Paley and company over at CBS changed their minds and got right to work on getting a TV network and program development up and running FAST.
Not sure where you got the "first NBC program...in 1948 at the World's Fair" in New York idea. NBC put their experimental station W2XBS on the air in 1930. CBS also had an experimental New York TV station of their own. David Sarnoff introduced TV to the public at the 1939 World's Fair. The FCC granted TV licenses to NBC and CBS effective July 1, 1941. NBC got WNBT on Channel 1 (which got moved to Channel 4) and CBS's station was WCBW on Channel 2. WABD Channel 5 was the DuMont station ("ABD" stood for Allen B. DuMont). NBC has carried a news program that can trace its roots as far back as 1944. "Howdy Doody" debuted in 1947. So I don't know where you got the 1948 idea from.
1956 was the first color Peacock and RCA made the first color television.
@@mrmjb1960 - the place is right (NY World Fair in Queens), but that was in 30 April 1939 and when WNBC's predecessor (still under experimental license until 1 July 1941) broadcasted live from the Fair's fairgrounds and established the first BROADCAST SCHEDULE in US TV.
@@ApartmentKing66 - W2XBS (WNBC's first predecessor, opened by RCA) went on the air in 1 July 1928, probably the 2nd experimental TV station worldwide after W2XB (WRGB's predecessor, opened by GE) on 13 January 1928 near Albany, NY.
Both stations went on the air over a year before John Logie Baird started his mechanical TV experiments on 30 September 1929 over what ultimately became BBC One (yes, BBC started both their fixed and licensed schedule 3 and 5 years before WNBC).
How's that for a song & dance routine! And I'm really & truly loving it!
The Version Of NBC Let's All Be There
Was KVBC Channel 3 In Las Vegas Nevada
Be sure to give in a good word to the late BRANDON TARTIKOFF!!! OH YEAH!!! Those were the good old days!!! NBC's BEST years ever and best promo song ever--LET'S ALL BE THERE!!! OH YEAH!!!
Back then, NBC had great programming! And I mean great! Like "The Cosby Show", "Cheers", "The Golden Girls", "The A-Team", "L.A. Law", "Law & Order", "Seinfeld", "ER", "Frasier", "Friends", "Will & Grace", and "The West Wing!" When it came to those great shows we've been watching, or have watched, there's no question in my mind that NBC was definitely the place to be!
Frederic......thank you so much!! I appreciate it! And you have a lovely cat in your icon!
David R Sarnoff was a pioneer as President of RCA who gave us NBC way back in 1926.
Thank you so much...glad you liked it!
Excellent tribute!!
Thank you!!
NBC, now and forever!!!
Great job!
@brucini33 ...Bruce...so glad you enjoyed it....it was such a pleasure to make this video and remix....thanks!
National Broadcasting Company 85th Anniversary 1926-2011
100 yrs in 2026.
Thank you! So it is, but yours is absolutely adorable.
Saudades do. Sbt
The following program is brought to you in living color on NBC. Peacock: Ah-Choo!
Kaetly Rojas lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@sherryhannah498 It only starts in black and white!
Nuthin' to love, I knw I was there too long...
NBC let's all be there, together!
Frederic...she was my heart...and still is. She died a year and a half ago...
I made a video that is on youtube if you are interested that has some video footage. Type in search "mosogotam chloe". I still can't watch completely. My heart is still broken. Thank you. John
It is strange that after 10 years or so one of the Brazilian YT Creators haven't done their version of this video with a thorough (they started only in 1981, so they don't have to go that far back) picture history of the TVS / SBT broadcast network on their version (Acha Aqui) of this song, which they used in 1987-89.
great love NBC remember lot of the people in the video...at 2:35 was that Frank Sinatra ol Blue Eyes????..seeing the different casts of the Today Show Brian Williams on the Nightly News and wow seeing Tom Brokaw in the '70s-early '80s I think and seeing him now gray ...if you can believe it Tom is 73 now ....RIP Tim Russert :''(......only one problem you left out Dean Martin I like him great singer actor comedian plus one sexy handsome guy
2:35
The Philippines wants NBC!
matthew de castro ???
matthew de castro
Thanks Cheryl! Sorry I left out Dean...I left out SOOO many!
Can you update the tribute history with the 1985 version of NBC Let's All Be There promo?
The 1984 version is catchier.
NBC peacock
Nbc went from a block, to a microphone, ten a xylophone, then a peacock, then a snake, then an N, and back to a peacock...what's next for NBC?
Nbc will keep the 1986 peacock forever
@@Hhh77999 oh yeah...
If Comcast haven't changed by now the 1986 version of the Peacock and even went as far as using it for their own corporate logo, you can be assured that will stay (maybe with some minor changes) for THE FORSEEABLE FUTURE.
Well, both ABC's "Billard Ball" (1962) and CBS's Eye (1951) are EVEN OLDER, so....
i wonder if all Nbc ids wre in color
+Noah Manalang No,the pre-60's Id's were in Black and White.
Not true, one of the first came in 1957.
@@Jantv81 There are some Black & White kinescope peacock openings on You Tube that were made for TV owners who could not afford color tv at the time. They were used to encourage the viewers to go out and buy a RCA Victor color tv so they can see the peacock in full color. One memorable 1959 B&W peacock logo has the announcer flubbing his line as "The fff..following program is brought to you in Living Color on NBC." (it wasn't Mel Brandt or Ben Grauer doing the spoken gaffe.)
grow up...