Matt's 70s POSTER Collection - Happy New Year! |
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2023
- Let's have some fun looking at Matt's 1970s poster collection. Matt selects the best from his collection of 200+ posters. Happy New Year and thank you for your support of this channel.
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It takes a real man to admit he has male hunks in his poster collection. I have to say that because I didn't discriminate when accumulating my poster collection either. 🙂 Awesome topic!
Good to know someone else has a poster collection!
Just catching up Matt. Great memories and epic 70's poster collection.
My first concert. Third Grade. May 1, 1966, St. Louis: Lawrence Welk. Happy New Year.
Lawrence Wel! That is too funny! My dad tuned in to the TV show every Saturday night ("brought to you by Geritol"). I was just a little girl, so I really enjoyed the Lennon Sisters.
Most of the posters adorning my bedroom walls were from record albums of the day, Jimi Hendrix - Smash Hits, Chicago Live at Carnegie Hall, Simon and Garfunkel - Bookends. I also had a small black light collection and the "Peace" poster was outstanding.
ha, this was great Matt
This was so neat to watch! I missed the 70s, but I've been all about the 60s and early 70s since I was a kid, entirely all of my wall art and decor are from the era, and I hosted some fun 60s/70s parties when I was in high school in the late 90s/00s! What a great collection you've got 🌼
Thank you, Jennie!
One of your female subscribers here. I was born in 1960 so my entire 'tween and teen years were during the 1970s. Love the posters and the background music. Thanks for the trip down memory lane Matt!😄❤️💯
My pleasure! More to come.
Congratulations Matt. I went and saw that movie in the theater. it only played like a day or two in my area. I thought it was great. I really like May
Thank you, Kelly!
I worked at a record shop in the 70s and had my pick of the best posters. My favorite was Chicago 13. Not their best album, but their best album cover.
Thanks for showing this aspect of your interests.. That was a great time to be growing up. The music, the pop culture. the social aspects. the supposed gaudiness and my love for the large cars. What a time. Happy New Year, Matt
Thank you Linc!
I dig your grove.
Happy New Year, Matt!
Fantastic!
Great Video. Loved The Mod Squad!!
I recognize many of those posters. Had several including the Farrah poster hanging in my room. The only dark light poster I had was joy to the world with a frog.
They had some weird black light posters! I'll have to look for the frog poster!
Jeremiah!
@@jonvought700 that is right the bull frog
Riveting Matt! Couldn’t take my eyes off this video!! Right in my wheel house! Loved every second! That John Denver black light one was impressive! Cheers 🍻 Matt
Thanks Matt! Such a gaudy time perfectly captured in these posters. Thank you for sporting the very cool t-shirt in your latest video! Why don’t you connect with me through my Pop Goes the 60s Facebook page - I’d like to get your address to send you a thank you.
Matt, What a Blast from the Past watching this entertaining video of your 70's poster collection 🙂 -That Panasonic 8 Track Player of yours reminded me of a red panasonic dynamite 8 track player I had as a kid👍 -Have a nice day and Keep on trucking- LOL!!!
Fun show! I didn't collect posters, but in the 60's the back of my bedroom door was loaded with Beatle cards (from packs of gum).
Great show Matt !!! Happy new year 🎼🎸🎶
Loved the Pam Grier poster !!
She was a Hottie man
Just when I think the channel can't get any better it does! Thank you Matt for Pop Goes the 60s. I'll be playihg the podcast at the New Year's Eve party tonight!
Thank you Delmo! Happy New Years!
I too was born in the 60s and a child of the 70s. I really liked the Metcalf and Dorsett posters. In fact? I still have a few if my old SI posters. I had that TD but it’s long gone. But my favorite part? That you knew the ABA and “Movin” Marvin Barnes. RIP to the old Spirits of St Louis and the red, white and blue.
I still love the ABA!
Marvin Barnes and the whole ABA groove were parodied brilliantly in the cult basketball movie "The Fish the Saved Pittsburgh"
@@bucksdiaryfan I have a company called RetroCards.net and I have some custom Bucks cards if you're into that kind of thing. I have 4 different team sets: 1968-69, 1971-72, 1978-79 and 1982-83. I have a Marques Johnson and a Sidney Moncrief poster that I didn't show in the video.
@@popgoesthe60s52 OHHH NICE!!
@@popgoesthe60s52 71-72 is the Bucks Championship team that never was -- maybe their greatest team, but Wilt and Jerry were doing their thing in LA
You have a cool poster collection.
70s ladies were such foxes!
I still have some posters of the Beatles from the 1960s I bought at the local store in NY. Rode my bicycle down to get them. They are in bad shape but still have them . THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
Since youre from Milwaukee, I was very disappointed you did not have the legendary Sports Illustrated "Lew Alcindor" poster... god I loved that poster! He's scoring over the top of Nate Thurmond of the old San Francisco Warriors... my buddy's friend had it hanging in his basement and I would just stare at it -- it was so cool
I wish I had that one!
@@popgoesthe60s52 You have an Eddie Doucette Bucks card?!!!! Where in the hell did you find that? He's my all time favorite... but if I get cards, I'll ruin them... a neighbor gave me a set of those old Milwaukee Braves cards that popped up from the 50s (when I was a teen) -- I POPPED THEM ALL UP and displayed them in my room -- probably several thousands of dollars worth of cards ruined (I had Gil Hodges too and a couple of NY Giants)
lol, when you flipped the Travolta poster and showed the Leif Garrett one, I thought it was Kristy McNichol!
Not to get off topic, but love the lava lamp
Cute dog
Hi Matt
All the best
For new year love the 8 track player on my list to get my uncle who I visited in Australia few years back still had his and the sound quality was very good considering I still have my cassette collection 8 track player is on the list
Happy New Year Paul!
Pam Grier in the great Jackie Brown see video of the title sequence!
I just watched a documentary on 3 Dog Night and it is amazing how many hits they had. I went to see them in Seattle and fun show. Still can’t beat 70s Who concerts. I saw them ever time they came to Seattle. In 76 they came in Spring and Fall as they loved Seattle. Best teenage concert ever. Dripping in teenage wasteland.
This is a serious collection, I'm impressed! Makes me wish I'd saved my old 60s posters. I also had no idea that there was such a thing as Fonzie socks.
I scrolled all the way through the comments and only found one passing comment referencing the passing of Suzanne Somers this year on October 15, 2023. When I was a teen in the 1970s, 76 years old sounded positively ancient. Now at 65 myself I’ve changed my view! R.I.P. Chrissy!
I totally forget she passed.
I guess I’m in denial.
Hope you had a good Christmas and Happy New Year hope you wife is doing better
Thank you. She is doing well!
@@popgoesthe60s52 I'm so glad to hear that
Matt, Happy New Year! I hope you do a Herman's Hermits history this coming year, that band doesn't get anywhere near the respect or attention they should for producing rock solid 60s pop.
I will be doing them at some point and I have 2 Albums That Never Were by them to feature as well.
Your 8 track spinning container on the couch is bring me flashbacks. My brother had several 8 track containers as he had a red mg car. Had a big set up in his room too. I never went to 8 track, was a vinyl purist. My brother had the bedroom next to me and our stereo wars were epic. He was a Blue Oyster Cult, Robin Trower, Nazareth, Kansas, Jethro Tull kind of rocker. I was a huge Who fanatic, Kinks, Stones, Traffic, Neil Young, Fairport 😢Convention, Pentangle, Blind Faith , Yes, Faces, Humble Pie, Les ZepplinJoni Mitchell, Linda Rogstadt , Chicago ( huge Terry Kath fan) always and forever The Beatles. My posters were black light and rock bands. I still have my Who maximum R and B, the coolest rock poster ever. I think Suzanne Summers died recently. Favorite shows MASH, Barney Miller, TAXi, Bob Newhart and WKRP.
Yes Suzanne did pass a couple of months ago and I complete forgot. I have several 8-tracks and my containers are pretty banged up.
Happy New Year, Matt. Great collection. I had many of those posters as a child in the 70s, so it was nice to revisit some old memories. Now, if I can find somoen to do thoe lunchboxes of the 70s... Thanks.
I love lunchboxes and had to restrain myself from collecting them. I do have a few.
Every inch of my bedroom walls and ceiling had posters covering them. I was crazy about Suzanne Somers (RIP) and Lynda Carter. I had about 3 Ronstadt posters. Also had posters of the NHL Original Six a cousin handed down to me, posters from albums like ‘Dark Side’, sports action posters with Joe Namath and Dr. J. But my pride was a giant poster of Fonda and Hopper on their choppers from ‘Easy Rider’ and a poster of Lenny Bruce in a jail cell giving the world the bird (I think from an album but I don’t remember which one). Thanks for making me feel young right before another year comes around to make me feel older.
My pleasure!
That yellow thing by your lava lamp reminds me of a Panasonic radio I had and after several moves over the years, I lost it along the way. (Loved that radio). My two sisters had a blue one and a red one, and I had the yellow one. I suspect yours is a phone. Enjoyed the posters, Matt. Thanks!
Yeah that is the Genie phone!
Cool. Thanks, Matt. Happy New Year!@@popgoesthe60s52
3:12-- Smothers Brothers :(
KC and the Sunshine Band had five # 1 hits on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart with the last one being Please Don't Go which was the first US # 1 hit of the 1980s. It topped the Hot 100 chart for one week on January 5th 1980.
New to your channel - just subscribed ! 🥰 bring out the black light posters ! 😂
Welcome Tamar! I appreciate you subscribing.
Loved it. Happy New Year!
Lyndsey Wagner!!! ❤💯
We need more beach boys !!!!!
Love your content, Matt! What poster would you say is the most rare in your collection, and is there a poster out there you’ve been looking for but haven’t found yet?
The Unknown Comic has got to be my rarest. There is a Joyce Dewitt (Three’s Company) poster I saw go for $200 about 15 years ago in ebay and I haven’t seen it since 🙂
Some of those I made a mess on.....and some I used as dartboards. 😅
OMG ... Thomas and who can forget Locklear . MY two favorite Heathers Come on Matt , you had to have their posters .
Those are 80s my friend. I actually have some 80s posters but they would have to be in another video.
Yes for Locklear (80's), but Thomas started in 78 with Shawn (sp?) Cassidy.
@@popgoesthe60s52 I didn't know they were 80's stars . Either way , I would still have both their posters .
@@GMNelms I think it was David Cassidy in Man Undercover
@@J0EYbagaDONUTS I do have a Heather Thomas from 1984 from the Fall Guy which is very nice.
Very cool episode , I still have my original Farrah poster safely stored in a Christmas wrapping paper tube. Not mint but I would say VG condition
Thank you Roger!
Thanks for the stroll down memory lane Matt! I remember a lot of these shows and artists being born in 1971 so these hit home for me. Happy New Year’s to you and yours. P.S. I remember the show Lucan 😊
One of the few to remember Lucan! You are the second person I've met to admit that!
Thanks Matt!
Haven't seen these images in decades, but just about all of them are deep in my memory bank. It shows an innocence of people on both sides of the camera that I kinda forgot about. Yeah... Now I know what they meant by calling it tacky. It goes along well with gonorrhea too.
You cannot fully appreciate the 70s and what they were like unless you're old enough to remember them as they happened. I turned 18 in 1970 and what I probably remember most is how incredibly inexpensive everything was (except for gasoline). College tuition, rent, food, furniture, vinyl records, electronics, even new cars went for dirt-cheap prices that we can only dream about today. I paid for them all during those years while working at jobs that paid very modest wages. One of the highlights back then was eagerly awaiting the next new Beatles solo LP or single -- at a time when all four were still very young -- though we never imagined for a moment that half a century later we'd still be anxiously anticipating the deluxe anniversary editions of those very same LPs.
Thanks for watching and commenting, David!
Couldn't get enough of tiger beat back in the day
Waiting patiently....Ali Macgraw
I have that Sgt Pepper album (and I saw the movie in the theatre...I suffered so the rest of you didn't have to) - don't think the poster came with the album. As always, enjoyed the walk down the memory lane.
Thanks for watching, Greg!
Happy New Year Matt ! Very nice collection. I had some of these back in the day.Cheers.
You need to change the channel on the 8 track
This is one of your greatest episodes Matt!! I love old memorabilia like posters and album covers etc.
The Shaun Cassidy one brought back memories because my sister had that poster in her room. He was the first concert I saw at magic mountain theme park with my parents. I was 9 years old and he was on top of the world with that one hit song.
Thank you - this was a satisfying video to do - glad you enjoyed it!
Another great year for you Matt & this channel, thanks for all the great content you continue to provide for our entertainment. On to 2024 and another great year of content, all the best from Wales!
Thank you, Welsh Boy!
MATT, love this video ! I'm 69 years old and REMEMBER EVERYONE OF YOUR POSTERS and tv. Shows , movies etc.. Thank you Frank from montana.....
My pleasure, Frank!
Thanks for sharing Matt. A great trip down memory lane!
Thank you Matt, I am a 1964 baby from LaCrosse WI and this was a lot of fun
Beautiful city, LaCross. Thank you for watching and letting me know you are a Wisconsinite!
Happy2024 new year ❤🎉❤
Great stuff.... Remember most of them... Owned a few.... Keep up the great work....all the best in the new year....
Cheerd!
Awesome collection
12:39 Is that Djinn Djinn from I Dream of Jeannie materializing on the couch?
Thank you. Matt. Lol. Sorry but I’m posting as I’m watching. Annoying. Yes. Lol
Nice collection there, Matt. Cheryl Ladd is my favorite, always loved the bustier girls. I went from age 11 to 21 in the seventies and consider myself blessed spending the best years of my life growing up in those sinfully sensational 70's. Thanks for being you, Matt and I wish you and yours a healthy, Happy New Year.
Thank you Rick! Makes me want to pick up poster collecting again!
Lots of memories and chuckles in your collection, Matt. You say you were a Kate fan but it would appear you leaned more toward Jacqueline! Thanks for taking the time to share. Happy New Year!
I had a few posters I didn't show that were that were supersized and I thought it would be tough to show them on camera. Kate has one of those. Unfortunately, Kate has far fewer posters than her best friend Jackie, otherwise I'd have more. 🙂
Met Linda Carter at a gym in Scottsdale owned by her brother in law Jon Cole. RIP Susan Somers, RIP Adam Rich.
Matt this was awesome! I’m crying out loud 😂 When you showed Banana Splits, it reminded me of H.R.Puffinstuff, another goofy show, remember that one? the kid was Davey Jones-like….maybe a nod to the Monkees? Anyway, thanks for sharing your collection. I wish I still had mine 😢
Yeah that kid was Jack Wild - I used to watch that too!
Banana Splits are Awesome!!! recently bought a DVD of the Splits 👍
Got an odd question for you Matt. Or who knows - maybe not so odd. Where would you place the Flamin’ Groovies in your own musical cosmology (odd use of the term, I know) ? Do you see them as a 60s band or just a 70s cover band ? They did start in the 60s and they did write a lot of their own material and even their attire is 60s. On Teenage Head they look like the Stones circa Beggars Banquet and on Shake Some Action they’re wearing those super-cool mobster suits that the Move used to wear (which were in turn inspired by that ultimate British 60s phenomenon, the Kray Brothers). Or do they kind of straddle the decade so much like the MC5 or Stooges that they don’t really fit in either decade neatly enough to call ? There are two bands which weren’t 60s groups but should have been and that’s Big Star and Badfinger but as usual I digress.
I also wanted to rave with joy because I found a true jewel on Bandcamp and that’s the first solo album by Hugh Hopper of the Soft Machine ‘1984’. It is weird,weird,weird. It’s all tape loops and other strange effects but manages to make a coherent and excellent whole regardless. It’s a little like Wonderwall Music by George Harrison or If I Could Only Remember My Name by David Crosby. Nothing remotely commercial about it but in this instance that’s a virtue. As far as solo Soft Machine goes I easily rank it as equal to Rock Bottom by Robert Wyatt or Joy of a Toy by Kevin Ayers. I was willing to shell out big time for it but amazingly it was only 10 bucks.
And as if that were not enough I also found one of the ultimate obscure gems of them all - Voices and Music by Jan Steele and John Cage, fittingly enough on the Obscure record label. As a teenager I was forever seeing it in used record bins but didn’t buy it for the bizarre reason that I believed I wouldn’t ‘understand’ it. At long last it dawned on me that ‘understanding’ music is irrelevant. Like ‘understanding’ the weather. Do my ears enjoy what’s going into them is really the only criteria. So as a result I now have a voluminous John Cage collection because he sounds good. But for other Soft Machine fans who may read this, Robert Wyatt is all over this thing - his damaged and neurotic angel voice singing the poetry of James Joyce and Zen aphorisms of Cage while Steele and Cage do that weird atmospheric thing they do in the background. It’s awesome, believe me. Even that ultimate raging ahole of rock critics Robert Christgau (he who called Jimi Hendrix a ‘psychedelic Uncle Tom’ infamy) gave ‘Words and Music’ an A in his column. Infuriating as he may be, his A and A+ albums are all worth hearing and this is no exception.
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You should do a collection of silly pop songs from 50’s to 70’s. It would be very funny and educational.
Just watched your latest video (pop posters) I'm amazed you had THE BAY CITY ROLLERS & NO BEATLES ?? I've still got Two Posters I brought from the Apple Shop in Baker Street. Painted by the In-House artists called The Fool. And of course all The Beatle Fan Club Posters. That they sent out to the Fans who were in The Beatles Fan Club. + Every Christmas the complete set of Flexi-Discs
Wow, you have quite a collection! The Beatles posters I have are from the 60s and I only have a couple.
I could never understand "Sha Na Na" because they came along at a time when "nostalgia" to me meant "anachronistic"... of course when I got closer to college I fully embraced all things "old school"... even so, Sha Na Na was kind of a parody of the 1950s rather than an authentic "retro" act -- I think The Stray Cats captured that market in a much more genuine way
Yeah, I never liked Sha Na Na - very uncool.
Gonna need to start a second channel pop goes the 70s
I like that idea.
Um, the sexy pin up craze goes back to the 1940s .
Well, Betty Grable held her own, but I was referring to the craze created by the 1976 Farrah poster after which Pro Arts over expanded their business resulting in a crash in the early 80s. Also, the old pinup were not posters as we know them but magazine pin ups no bigger than Life Magazine size.
KC & The Sunshine Band were hardly kaput by the end of the 70s. "Please Don't Go" rocketed to #1 on the charts in 1979 while a terrible cover of "Yes I'm Ready" with Teri Desario on co-lead vocals somehow went all the way to #2 the same year. KC&TSB's final hit, the awesome "Give it Up" hit the top 20 in 1983, giving ol' Harry Wayne Casey a full decade of hits.
Thanks for mentioning this....KC and the Sunshine Band often gets shoved into the "disco train" and pushed over the cliff by the anti disco crowd. Of course me being one of those anti disco 'activists" in the '77-'79 period, I will admit that I had all the KC 45s from '75-'79. The thing is, I never really considered KC and the Sunshine Band a disco outfit so much as a funky horn outfit, I think if TK Records didn't go belly up and a stronger label picked them up they may have been able to survive the 80's....or maybe not. Get Down Tonight was like nothing else on the radio in 1975.
Great bunch of posters! Thanks for showing them! Cool 8-track player, too!
Thank you Roger!
Happy birthday to me! A new video with movie posters 😮
Happy Birthday, Jean!
Thanks for the great content in 2023 Matt! I look forward to your videos in the New Year. How about taking a look at the inserts/posters from 60`s and 70`s albums? I had several on my walls as a teenager in the seventies: the giant poster from The White Album (with lyrics on the reverse), the pyramid poster from Dark Side of the Moon, the Marquee poster from Live at Leeds, the Who poster from Odds & Sods, the Goat`s Head Soup poster from the album. It seemed like almost every album came with some goodies you could pin up on the wall. Cheers!
Good suggestion Robert - thank you!
Are you SURE that's John Denver on that poster ? I see some Helen Reddys in there .
Hey Matt, what a nice surprise to see you had a poster collection too! Thanks for sharing(I had the yellow Fonzie shirt too). A sidenote, I tried your Tom and Jerry at my Christmas party and it was a big hit. Happy new year to you!
Glad to hear the Tom and Jerry's were a hit. Thanks for the support, Tom!
Happy New Year Poster boy, Good Video ! Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Its always a good road to travel on.
Thank you Richard!
To display those, you need one of those old K-Mart flip racks for the wall of your playroom. That's how they were sold, for years- in plexiglass flip racks, with a number shown, and when you made your selection they were rolled up in shrink-wrap plastic in stacks below, with corresponding numbers on the ends.
I always wanted one of those. I can still hear the clapping sound it made as you turned the "pages."
@@popgoesthe60s52 If you contact some gallery or collector stores they might be able to put you on the track. L'Imagerie Gallery on Ventura Blvd. in LA had a huge one that displayed movie 1-sheets (which I've collected). With all the dead K-Marts there have to be some running around loose. One of those in your home would be absolutely killer. (I've always pined for a comic book spin rack).
I am a kid of the 80s and a teen of the 90s. Great trip down memory lane. I also loved watching Charley's Angels and the Dukes of Hazard, and anything with Lee Majors....and of course The Muppet Show.
Matt- loved this video ...I am 6 years older than you are, so these are prime adolescent years...Peace and Love and Happy New Year, Terry and Julia Tutor
Thank you, Terry! This was a very fun video to do!
I forgot about the blacklight posters. Back in the early 70s there were a couple, as we used to call them, head shops I would visit after school and they were full of blacklight posters. This video brought back a lot of memories. I look forward to more great videos in '24. Happy New Year!!
Thanks Paxton!
Enjoyed this very much. I have some of those posters.
Can you make a history of the Monkees the videos!!
Yes! I hope to do them this year so stay tuned!
The first Debra Harry poster, she looks strung out but I love her look. Great set of posters, really enjoyable post.
Thank you, happy New Year!
You're awesome Matt, you do outstanding work, I've learned so much and I'm a music encyclopedia to most lol love the channel happy holidays to you! 🍻
Thank you so much!
@@popgoesthe60s52 absolutely, Beach Boys series is fantastic 💡
Cmon do the Farrah video anyway 😊❤
Phenomenal collection and cool that you have that old tape player, as well,
What an impressive, nostalgic collection, holy crap. Huge time capsule. Great video,..I had a crush on Debbie Harry and Linda Carter. Your 8 track collection reminds me of my reel to reel collection. I loved Dukes Of Hazzard for the car jumps...later on realizing the plots and the acting was cheader cheeser as all get up. I got such a kick of some of your comments on some of these posters...loved it. I was a child of the 70's and 51 years old so this was fantastic. Thanks Matt and Happy New Year to you and yours.
My pleasure - this was a fun one to do!
@@popgoesthe60s52 It totally shows! You've inspired me to do a video that's similar and that's to show off my record collection. It should be uploaded sometime tomorrow. I mentioned you at the beginning of it and plugged your channel.
@@ConglomerationCat Wow, thank you very much. I will check your channel out!
@@popgoesthe60s52 Thanks! I'll let you know when I post the first one out of three. It should be hopefully uploaded by late tonight or early tomorrow morning.
Hey Matt, just wanted to keep you on the loop. My video as we speak is now finally uploading. It would've been up earlier but there were a couple of glitches along the way. It should be up in an hour at the most. Hope you're having a good evening.
Used to have the Led Zep poster where they all had their eyes closed.
fun! love the decor… mega size Lava Lamp, 70s phone , 8 track player and posters. love your youtube channel!
Thank you, Charles!
For years, a parking spot directly in front of the building you were intending to go to was called "a Kojak" among my friends. My wife once asked if I had a crush on Marsha Brady as a teen because Maureen McCormick and I are the same age. I confessed my crush was on Susan Dey, an older woman. My stepbrother had a full length Peggy Lipton poster above his bed circa 1970 maybe?
Oooo, I'd love to get that Peggy Lipton poster!
@@popgoesthe60s52 At least you now know one existed about 50 years ago.
One can only imagine little Matthew tucked up in his bedroom, surrounded by posters of beautiful women, lost in his imagination and . . . uh, well anyway, enjoyed the video. BTW, the most beautiful and talented women of all those presented, IMO, is Dolly Parton. Not even close.
Most of my posters when I was a kid were the black light posters and big cats!
Well most of mine would have been the gals! Happy New Year Matt.@@popgoesthe60s52
Hey Matt, speaking of the Steve Martin song, King tut, you know who backed Steve Martin on the song? The nitty-gritty dirt band
I did not know that! Thanks for that bit of info!