TV Audio 1973 to 1974, Part 2

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This is a compilation of audio clips recorded off-air from Boston television stations between summer 1973 and February 1974.
All rights are acknowledged.
* All in the Family open
* Good Times promo by Norman Lear
* Apple's Way promo
* All in the Family close
* CBS "Easy on the Eye" promo: Gunsmoke, Here's Lucy, The New Dick Van Dyke Show, Medical Center
* CBS "Easy on the Eye" promo: Calucci's Department
* Bridget Loves Birney open
* WBZ-TV news tease, open and close
* Schaefer Beer commercial (Edd Kalehoff at the Moog synthesizer)
* Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour promo with Howard Cosell
* What's My Line? excerpts
* The Waltons open and close
* The Hollywood Squares open and close (syndicated version)
* NBC Interstitial - "What's On Tonight?"
* CBS Movie open: Kojak and the Marcus-Nelson Murders
* WCVB-TV news open
* Apple's Way open and close
* The Joker's Wild open and close
* WNAC-TV news close (Chuck Scarborough)
* Mary Tyler Moore Show close
* Apple's Way promo

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@TheMediaHoarder 10 лет назад

The network audio quality here is better than it was in most of the country, as most stations got network audio over the phone lines until about 1978.

@joebradio 8 лет назад

and I thought I was the only one who recorded stuff such as this...outstanding !!!!!

@sherryhannah498 12 лет назад

once again I hope my comment is approved again, Vintage Television wow the '70s with a reel to reel recorder!!!...I liked the Joker's Wild and Hollywood Squares...Chuck Scarborough was at WNAC before he went to WNBC and to NBC huh????...the closing theme to All in the Family was Remembering You written by Carroll O'Connor bet y'all didn't know that huh??..Kojak was cool his catchphrase was who loves you baby?... the MTM kitten was named Mimsy who knows that????

@GOJIRAFAN1963 11 лет назад

Thank you for transporting my ears back to the 5th grade, 2 years before I got an audio recorder of my own (January 1976) and began taping TV programs myself!

@MSTS1 12 лет назад

Excellent work on Parts 1 + 2. So cool to hear these again..

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

William Schallert is the announcer for the "APPLE'S WAY" promo; Len Maxwell is the announcer for the fall promos.

@wmbrown6 12 лет назад

Among the V/O's of note: CBS's Pat Connell at the end of the "Apple's Way" promos, over the "All in the Family" and "Apple's Way" end credits and after the "Calucci's Dept." promo, also following Ted Knight over the "Mary Tyler Moore" end credits; CBS's Bob Hite over "The Waltons" end credits; and CBS's Dave Campbell on "The Marcus-Nelson Murders" open. (Will try to find out who's at the end of the "Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour" promo.)

@usa02 12 лет назад

That's veteran "Jeopardy!" announcer Johnny Gilbert announcing "The Joker's Wild".

@TheMediaHoarder 10 лет назад

That music at 13:20 was used in the 1974 spoof movie "The Groove Tube". Funny to hear it used straight-forward here.

@kresblain 12 лет назад

That was John Barry's "007" from the original soundtrack "From Russia With Love." Sister stations KWY and WJZ also played that theme during this time frame as well.

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

At 11:48, there's an interesting 30 second "program" that NBC featured at the beginning of its prime-time schedule each evening during this period (1973-'74): "What's On Tonight?", fetauring Sharon Obeck describing what was coming up on the evening's line-up, with a special notation about one of those programs. This audio recording is one of the few existing examples of "What's On Tonight?".

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

CBS continues to use their "time signal" on radio, every hour on the hour, just before "CBS NEWS ON THE HOUR".

@JHollowayNetwork 12 лет назад

The Joker's Wild theme is played on a Moog Synthesizer.

@fromthesidelines 8 лет назад

Oh, yes, Len Maxwell is the announcer for the CBS "Easy on the Eye" promos.

@NEPatriot 12 лет назад

Man that 1973 WCVB theme was the opening music used on the Bob Stewart game show Jackpot.

@fromthesidelines 11 лет назад

The date of the "What's On Tonight?" telecast was January 25, 1974, as the "LOTSA LUCK" episode Sharon described- "The Talent Show", with Stanley {Dom DeLuise} as an amateur magician- aired that evening.