Taped off Nine in Melbourne. Including ads for: Mazda, Coca-Cola, Copperart, New Weekly magazine, and Kellogg’s Special K. Date confirmed by checking old TV schedule. This is more “recent” than what I normally upload, I admit, and there’s a few more of these to come (along with my usual uploads of mid-century material)
Ella Fitzgerald sings “Misty” on Australian television. Recorded 1960, broadcast 1961. A kinescope recording. This was recorded at the Embers night club in Melbourne.
Ella Fitzgerald sings “Anything Goes” on Australian television. Recorded 1960, telecast 1961. A kinescope recording. We are lucky this footage still exists, as only a small percentage survives of 1960s Australian television programs…..
Ads taped off Seven in Melbourne. Ads include: McDonald’s, L’Oréal, Bundaberg rum, Target, Woman’s Day magazine, and Fruche. I don’t normally upload commercials this “recent”, but hey, these are now over 20 years old, maybe someone will find them retro and nostalgic…date of broadcast confirmed by checking TV schedules and searching up a news event mentioned elsewhere on the tape…
Ella Fitzgerald sings “Imagination” on Australian television. Recorded 1960, telecast 1961. A kinescope recording. We are very lucky this survives as only a very small percentage of 1960s Australian TV programming survives…
From Melbourne, Australia. Some repetition with the other breaks I uploaded. Including ads for: Tim Tam, Visa card, Pantene, Qantas, Nissan Maxima, and a promo for one of the worst TV shows ever produced. Enjoy! Note: the date for this commercial break was confirmed by searching through TV schedules and by checking the date of a news report which occurred elsewhere on the tape…
Ella Fitzgerald performs “Give Me the Simple Life” on Australian television…recorded 1960 but not broadcast until 1961. A kinescope recording.
Don’t normally upload content this “recent”, but here’s some more 1995 ads aired in Melbourne, Australia. For such products/services as National bank, Target, Qantas, and others.
On January 2018, the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR) hosted three orchestral concerts called ‘Duellen – Morricone trækker først’ (The Dual – Morricone draws first) which included some of the soundtrack from various western and gangster movies. This is their version of some of the music from the western classic: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
The concert was hosted by Kristian Leth and conducted by Sarah Hicks. The performance was orchestrated by The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (DR Symfoniorkester) with help from The Danish Concert Choir (DR Koncertkoret).
TIMESTAMPS:
[0:00] – Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) Main Title
[2:45] – L’estasi dell’oro (The Ecstasy of Gold)
Conductor: Sarah Hicks
Choirmaster: Edward Ananian-Cooper
Soprano: Christine Nonbo Andersen
Mezzo-soprano: Tuva Semmingsen
Saxophone, harmonica, flute: Hans Ulrik
Guitar, banjo, mandolin: Mads Kjølby
Host: Kristian Leth
Concertmaster: Christina Åstrand
Credit goes to the original composer Ennio Morricone.
No copyright intended. All rights go to the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (Danmarks Radio).
A case study of our Trump Facts project and the associated learning.
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