Santa Barbara, 1975 

Very nice! I was born in Ventura. My dad worked the off shore drilling rigs off Santa Barbara in the 60's.

My Grandmother was born in SB in 1923, my Mother in 1944, myself in 1964. We have all lived here throughout our whole lives, just could never imagine living anywhere else. And no, we've never had to be "rich" to live here! I really enjoyed this video, it could have been filmed just yesterday!

I was born and raised in SB. Born in 75. My mom graduated San Marcos HS and my Grandmother graduated in Ojai. It was definitely an amazing place to be raised. Spent a lot of time at the beach and at musicals and plays, anything of the arts.

Awesome! This is how I remember growing up in SB. Makes me sad to see how overpopulated it is now. I'm living in Santa Ynez now, but never trailed far from home. I don't think I could ever leave this place. Wish SB was a small community again, though.

Its amazing how much has changed and yet how much remains the same...I Love Santa Barbara

I was born and raised in SB. My former Hometown how I miss it.

Great to watch ... when you turn the "music" off.

My grandmother ran a trailer park on State Street just north of San Marcos pass and we used to visit from L.A. almost every weekend around this time frame. I remember every time we got to the stop lights on 101 we were close. The one place on the trip that always stood out and I think it is still there but, not the same is the Big Yellow House restaurant in Carpenteria. The Tee-Off on State Street has killer prime rib sandwiches.

Santa Barbara Has Always Been Beautiful the only Difference here is the Cars To this Date it is Still the Best City to Live at in California Hands Down !!!

Wow! I feel like a kid again, looking at 1975 Santa Babs through the lense of my memories from my childhood in Montecito. I can now fully appreciate the awesomeness of having grown up there, even though I remember whining a lot at the time about how boring it was there.

love it....moved here in 76 on my 21rst birthday. 80$ a month for a half a room in back of the kitchen refrigerator and stove.

MAKE CALIFORNIA GREAT AGAIN!!!

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I wish I goddamn lived in 1975

I miss SB. I worked at the Drug Abuse Preventive Center during the time of this film and up to 1982. Such a wonderful place to live, but after the center was burned down, I no longer could afford to live there. So I moved to Wisconsin.

@sixsixxsixxxx oh... thanks for clearing that up for me. I might have made a huge mistake trying to get back to 1975

I want to see Carpinteria Videos from the 70s :)

What, no Granada Theater? Wonder how many of those homes were destroyed in the big fire.

Kinda wondering how many people in this video is still alive

The Warriors we,re NBA champions then just like now

2:57 -- the true football

Didn't we all?

Look how far out the sand goes by the Y.C./Breakwater!

other than flying under the bridge, this film is a dog. the music frightens me.

I like the good ole downhome, Heidi-Holc!, Town of Wax, Burt's and A'Bees Quattrero musical promo-projectil Arborosphere-type ambiance one-time WikiAirlines kinda Ting-Tones.... And the fools in lovelovelove lalalalalalalalalala durudlalalaha

freeway ruined everything. Dirty, non-stop fume. REALLY LOUD air. Ruined.

The theme music is atrocious ... LOL

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@kidsplinters haha! dude, you don't belong on youtube with lame comments like that. If you can't take a bit of racism and some off beat remarks, the I suggest you stop paying attention to youtube comments in general.