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| Nescafé Coffee |
Let's have another cup of coffee...
This was a very famous jingle for Nescafé Coffee. The ad is so retro, so corny, it's irresistible today.
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time 1:02 size 925 mb aired 1959
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| Pepsi Generation |
You've got a lot to live.
Here is the love-generation version of the Pepsi jingle: slow, sensitive, kind of a Hallmark-moment kinda thing.
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time 1:04 size 944 kb aired 1969
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| Vivian Vance: Maxwell House |
No, she's not Ethyl Mertz in real life, she's Vivian Vance.
Forever Lucy's sidekick, Ms. Vance was never able to escape being typecast as Ethyl. Even her role as the Maxwell House rep has become forgotten.
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time 0:33 size 430-442 kb aired 1970s
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| Folgers Coffee with Mrs. Olson |
Folgers Coffee response to Maxwell House's Cora (Margaret Hamilton, 1902 - 1985): here is Mrs. Olson (Virginia Christine, 1920 - 1996).
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time 0:32 size 426 kb aired 1967
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| Coca-Cola #1 |
Early Coca-Cola ad featuring the catchy slogan, Thirst asks nothing more.
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time 0:50 size 238 kb aired 1960s
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| Coca-Cola #3 |
Another version of the jingle, Coca-Cola gives you that refreshing new feeling.
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time 1:07 size 424 kb aired 1950s
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| Kool-Aid #1 |
The Monkees singing Make friends with Kool-Aid.
One or two members of the group were not fond of their bubblegum reputation. This ad sure didn't help.
You could always use a new friend. Peace and love to you, too.
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time 0:36 size 229 kb aired 1960s
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| 7Up |
7Up is all action! 7Up your thirst away!
I like this ad because of one scientific line: "It restarts the natural moisture in your mouth."
In other words, it restarts your mouth with spit.
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time 1:08 size 380 kb aired 1960s
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| Pepsi Barn Dance |
The light refreshment.
Back when square-dancing and barn dances were big, Polly Bergen was doing her thing for Pepsi.
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time 0:28 size 417 kb aired 195?
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| Pepsi, For Those Who Think Young |
The modern light one.
Another famous Joanie Sommers ad for Pepsi. Note the rare silver-colored "Pepsi-Cola" cooler in this ad.
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time 1:02 size 925 kb aired 1960s
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| Carpenters: Don't Drink and Drive |
In the late '70s, Karen and Richard Carpenter made a public service announcement for the California Highway Patrol.
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time 0:32 size 408-432 kb aired 197?
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| Budweiser Beer with Ed McMahon |
Is it possible that Ed McMahon was ever this young? Looks like this was an early 1960s ad.
Here's to you, instead of Here's Johnny!
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time 1:08 size 247 kb aired 1963
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| Coca-Cola #2 |
Zing, what a feeling!
One of Coke's early, catchy jingles, so appealing to the younger, hip crowd.
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time 1:11 size 334 kb aired 1950s
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| Coca-Cola #4 |
Things go better with Coca-Cola, things go better with Coke!
Appealing alternate version of ad featured in RoadOde's Soda Pop section.
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time 1:05 size 496 kb aired 1960s
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| Kool-Aid #2 |
Kool-Aid, '50s style for only 5 cents!
Your youngsters will love it because it's pure and good, with the Parents magazine seal of approval.
This is so-o-o-o corny!
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time 1:06 size 565 kb aired 1950s
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Continued on page 2 of Drink.
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