TV Audio 1973 to 1974, Part 1

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This is a compilation of audio clips recorded off-air from Boston television stations between fall 1973 and January 1974.
All rights are acknowledged.
* ABC Movie of the Week open
* Merv Griffin Show open
* Mike Douglas Show open
* WRKO-AM commercial
* Hawaii Five-0 promo
* Shaft promo
* WNAC-TV news close (Chuck Scarborough)
* WNAC-TV Late Movie open
* You Asked For It close ("Smiling" Jack Smith)
* Name of the Game promo
* Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour promo
* WNAC-TV "Easy on the Eye" promo
* What's My Line? excerpts
* CBS Festival of Lively Arts promo
* WNAC-TV news tease (Chuck Scarborough)
* WNAC-TV Paul Benzaquin Show promo
* WNAC-TV Candlepins for Cash open
* WNAC-TV Black News promo
* WNAC-TV Candlepins for Cash close
* WNAC-TV Mass Reaction promo
* WNAC-TV news open
* Merv Griffin Show close

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19 ноя 2011

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@jcice3 12 лет назад

I'm blown away at the exceptional quality of these nearly 40 year old home recordings - I could listen to this stuff for hours. Thanks for sharing!

@alvinfrazierTV 11 лет назад

I love the 70's. Hearing those TV recordings took me back to the feeling of that time in my life as a very young child. I hope you have digitally transferred these recordings. Thanks for this!!

@wmbrown6 12 лет назад

The late Allan Jefferys V/O'd the preemption notice in favor of a special "Tuesday Movie of the Week" ("The President's Plane Is Missing") at the start of this clip, and Bill Owen V/O'd the open. As for the "Candlepins for Cash" promo V/O afterwards, who was it? (Sure wasn't Leif Jensen.) The V/O after the "Sonny & Cher" promo, was Wally King. The "Festival of Lively Arts" V/O was Alan Berns, followed by Mr. King. The teletype SFX heard over Chuck Scarborough is used today by 1010 WINS.

@joebradio 12 лет назад

...and I thought I was the only one recording stuff off TV back then -- albeit with a inexpensive cassette deck connected to the speaker...

@iamnomad101 12 лет назад

"The Name of the Game" was also sydicated on WCBS and WBBM. The episode "Ordeal" aired on WCBS under the "Channel 2 Showcase" umbrella on July 17, 1978.

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

"THE CBS FESTIVAL OF LIVELY ARTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE" was a "floating series" of entertaining cultural specials for kids and teens- the promo at 11:21 [which followed "TATTLETALES"] was for a slightly condensed version of Gilbert & Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore", with Richard Thomas {"The Waltons"} as host, telecast on Friday, November 23, 1973, the day after Thanksgiving, at 3pm(et).

@gli7utubeo 12 лет назад

I had one of those Sony TV-720U sets back in 1970!

@VintageTelevision 12 лет назад

@jcice3 Yes, these off-air recordings from four decades ago have help up well. Most of the content was taped from a Sony TV-720U, a small seven-inch black and white portable that was introduced in the late 1960s. The recordings were made at a speed of 3.75 inches-per-second in the quarter-track format.

@kresblain 12 лет назад

Speaking of which, it took me a moment to notice that WNAC had used as their Late Movie theme a music bed that also popped up at KCOP several years later. It was used as a technical difficulties bumper, IIRC.

@STP43FAN1 12 лет назад

Man, this was back when Movie Of The Week could scare the pants off of you.

@LowellDevil 12 лет назад

EXCELLENT! I hope you're able to dig up some more old Boston TV footage. Especially from the likes of WSBK-TV 38, and WLVI-TV 56. Thanks!

@MSTS1 12 лет назад

What a great recording! I remember so much of this from back then- the theme music, sound fx, names, etc. So good to hear it again in such good quality.. Nice work.

@tapthatt2012 12 лет назад

great stuff! i can just see the video in my head. cool.

@Idoljunky32 12 лет назад

Awesome to listen to!!! Better than most of the garbage that's on TV now!!

@sammypus 11 лет назад

nice to hear jack smith hosting ..you asked for it. remember him in the sixties on tv here in new zealand....wonderful tape!

@sherryhannah498 12 лет назад

I hope my comment is approved no negativity...wow the '70s..with a reel to reel recorder!!!..why wasn't Match Game and Maude listed???..I heard them twice...I liked Hawaii Five-O...it was a cool show as was Sonny and Cher that how I got my name I was named for Cher..when did the CBS Festival of Lively Arts air VintageTelevision??..I don't remember

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

"TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK": "The President's Plane Is Missing" [October 23, 1973]. What Allan Jefferys said at the beginning (while our audiophile was switching back and forth from ABC to NBC to CBS' "MAUDE"!) was, "'THE NEW TEMPERATURE'S RISING SHOW' will not be seen tonight, in order to bring you...".

@shaunfossett 12 лет назад

That was a very modern sounding close for WNAC for 1974

@robatsea2009 12 лет назад

Outstanding quality and a great trip back in time!

@mrgiosb123 12 лет назад

Actually, That's Dick Tufeld Voicing The Movie Of The Week Intro.

@mrgiosb123 12 лет назад

Actually, That's Dick Tufeld Voicing The President's Plane Is Missing Intro.

@thefirefighter2011 12 лет назад

@LowellDevil yes hope to see some more added here soon

@JHollowayNetwork 12 лет назад

didn't Chuck Scarborough move to WNBC-TV in 1974. he was at WNAC-TV Boston, before 1974.

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

In New York, Merv Griffin was on in "prime-time", on WNEW-TV (Channel 5) at 8:30pm(et).

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

4:41- "MAUDE" closing/promo- "HAWAII FIVE-O": "Why Wait Until Uncle Kevin Dies?"/"THE NEW CBS TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES": "SHAFT": "The Killing" {October 30, 1973}.