This used to light me up as a kid. Nothing better than being a kid in the 1980s when you miss school because you're at home sick with a cold and then you wake up with this playing on the TV! Bob Barker, Campbell's Soup or Cup O'Noodles, Vicks, and 7Up were the remedy to beating any cold!
From Television City in Hollywood, a fortune of fabulous prizes will go to these people if they know when "The Price is Right". BARBARA STENGEL, COME ON DOWN! CAROL MURPHY, COME ON DOWN! RACHEL HUNTINGTON, COME ON DOWN! AND NANCY HIGHTOWER, COME ON DOWN! You are the first four contestants on The Price is Right. Now here's the star of The Price is Right, Bob Barker.
Here it comes! From the Bob Barker Studio at CBS in Hollywood! Television's most exciting hour of fantastic prizes! The fabulous 60 minute Price is Right!
@@Rlotpir1972 Nope. Sold to a private investor in 2018. But CBS is the only tenant, and although their exclusive lease ends next year, I'd be surprised if they went anywhere. The CBS logo is still on the front of the building, facing Beverly Boulevard, and if you're shopping at the Grove, you can see a smaller logo on the south-facing (back) side of the studio.
It's the original "COME ON DOWN!" cue music & the "Item Up For Bids" cue music in it's original form. Edd Kalehoff's a musical genius! ...and Bob Barker's a great game show emcee! He cannot be replaced, especially as host of "The Price is Right!". R.I.P. Johnny Olson...1910-1985. R.I.P. Rod Roddy...1937-2003. R.I.P. Mark Goodson...1915-1992. You've all earned a place in our hearts, forever, and ever.
"A fabulous fortune in prizes may go to one of these people if they know when 'The Price is Right!'. Connie Jenkins...STAND UP! Paul Levine...STAND UP! Susan Stewart...STAND UP! And David Dawson...STAND UP! All four of you come on down and play 'THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT!'. And now, here's the star of 'The Price is Right' - BOB BARKER!!!". --Johnny Olson, 1972 R.I.P., Johnny Olson.
I couldn't think of the actual names of contestants three & four, so I thought up two other "pseudonyms". Paul Levine was invited back as a contestant in 2010. He looked as if he put on a little weight & his hair was whitish-gray. He looked good after nearly 40 years between appearances!
+witherblaze here it comes from the Bob Barker studios in CBS television in Hollywood the most exciting hour of cash and prizes the fabulous 60 minute price is right Laura Lipton come on down crystal keeler come on down Jordan gadard come on down and Todd Grimes come on down your the first four contestants on the new price is right !
Paul Levine's bid on his showcase was $2500 and the ARP was $2504!!! Paul didn't win both showcases, because the DSW rule wasn't put into play yet in 1972. Paul Levine is STILL the KING of THE PRICE IS RIGHT!!! Even nearly 45 years later!!! Bravo, Paul!!!
Rich Fields: Here it comes! From the Bob Barker studio, at CBS in Hollywood, Television's most exciting hour of fantastic prizes, the fabulous 60 minute, Price Is Right!
Dang what great memories. The REAL L.A. music scene, 1974-1977. Cruising in Century City. Night drives down Beverly Blvd. Fast wheels down Ventura Freeway. Great escapes to the Santa Monica pier. To turn back time again.
Whenever I hear this theme music, I always picture the original 'Barker's Beauties' (Janice Pennington, Holly Hallstrom, Dian Parkinson & Kathleen Bradley) modeling an "IUFB" prize! Bring back the good ole days of "TPiR!". I wonder what all of the above ladies are doing now?
[Old version] "Here it comes! From the Bob Barker Studios, in CBS in Hollywood. Television's most exciting hour of fantastic prizes! The fabulous 60 minute *Price is Right!* " [*Insert Name*], come on down!" [New Version(?)] "Here it comes, from the Haven Studios in Glendale, right next to Hollywood! It's the fabulous *"Price is Right"!* [*Insert Name*], come on down!"
So they used the beginning for Come on Downs during the show, the middle part is for grocery items, most notably during "Hi-Lo", the end is the Come on down that's used at the beginning.
I'm glad I've found this one again. I'd always think it was a part of Come On Down. But at 0:38 I was back in time. I'd almost hear it when they played the Grand Game, Grocery Game, Take Two, Temptation and Hole in One.
I’m not good at adlibing, but I have considered going back and watching a few episodes and transcribing the copy and just try doing it myself while I’m listening to it. I guess you could almost call it Johnny Olson karaoke
Wow this is really good. Out of context from the game show its just really good jazz lounge. Anyone know who the session players on this was? They've all got serious chops.
Keyboardist I believe was Edd Kalehoff, who wrote the tune. I'm not sure about that, but Kalehoff wrote a lot of cues on TPIR with Robert Israel, and keyboards were his first instrument.
I believe it was recorded in England by English session players, Edd Kalehoff tales about it in this podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/twenty-thousand-hertz/id1171270672?i=1000453427580
What you hear at the beginning of the clip entitled "The Price is Right, Come on Down 1979-2007" begins with what's heard at the 1 minute, 40 mark of this track. I just think it would be neat to edit the two track together accordingly.
I know it may seem like a lot of work, so I'll understand if no one's willing to do so. But I'd like to hear the first 1:40 of this track segue into "Come on Down '79-'07.
There's something I'm wondering, at 0:25-0:26, 0:36 and 1:57 on the second half of the brass bridges (as I like to call those parts), what instrument is on the second half of the bridges? Piccolos?
Not exactly. I was wondering 0:25-0:26, 0:36 and 1:57 at the second half of each bridge flare, what instrument(s) was used in the 2nd part? Piccolos? or what?
tpirman1982 nice answer. Flutes, I believe and yes, flutes are used in jazz, there are jazz soloists who play flute.. haven’t you seen Anchorman dude? Haha. Herb Laws
here's what i thought, should Price see 50, and Bob and the originals that still are living, I thought this theme could be used, and if only for this huge show, bob and the originals let bygones be bygones, and all come out through the double doors and grace the audience with their presence. also, the originals could work alongside the new models, just to show them how it's done.
here it comes from the bob barker studios in cbs television city in hollywood the most exciting hour of cash and prizes the fablouis 60 minuite price is right
