> Shawnster65 said on
08-31-2009 at
21:30:
Yeah, werd...from the sluttiness of the women in this commercial, you don't know if they were talking about the clothes or the women themselves being easy picking, lol
> HAIONSTRESS said on
08-20-2009 at
17:49:
eeasy pickens!
> Tarantulisimo said on
08-08-2009 at
19:33:
Damn all the WOR TV stuff is getting deleted little by little...They just deleted the WOR TV editorial block from '81 which featured the guy from Newark & they deleted the Fright Night bumpers & the commercial blocks!!! That sux!!! Can some1 please repost? I love all the stuff from 79-82
> dmcrra said on
08-01-2009 at
01:02:
the money store commerical...14 1/2 % fixed mortgage, what a steal!!! lol
> wmbrown6 said on
07-12-2009 at
02:40:
LS Records, which put out this compilation, was run by Ms. Lane's husband, Lee Stoller, for the purpose of issuing her works. The firm made a lot of money over the years from these mail-order LP's.
> wmbrown6 said on
06-25-2009 at
07:49:
Would anyone know at what point Steve Albert replaced Jimmy Myers as "News 9's" sportscaster?
> retroguy1976 said on
06-21-2009 at
06:21:
haha at that easy pickins commercial damn they didnt have too many jersey stores all mainly up north.
> TheEdgeOfLlanview said on
06-19-2009 at
02:12:
I remember it being on sometime in the afternoon. I'll have to check some old tapes I have because I know I do have a bumper for NYHT.
> wmbrown6 said on
06-19-2009 at
02:11:
I thought "New York Hot Tracks" ran late Friday nights/early Saturday mornings, right up against NBC's "Friday Night Videos."
> TheEdgeOfLlanview said on
06-19-2009 at
01:40:
I remember seeing commercials for Cristy Lane's "One Day At A Time" album quite frequently around that same time frame (1984-85).
> TheEdgeOfLlanview said on
06-19-2009 at
01:37:
I remember NY Hot Tracks. It aired on Sunday afternoons, I think (on WABC Ch. 7). I saw the following videos for the first time on that show: "Let's Stay Together" by Tina Turner, "Ebony Eyes" by Smokey Robinson and Rick James, "She's Strange" by Cameo, "Lucky Star" by Madonna. Does anyone else remember "Playback 84" that aired sometime during the summer of '84 on WOR Ch. 9? There was also a video show on Ch. 9 that aired Saturday afternoons (I think) and "Hot" was on WNEW Ch. 5 weekdays.
> mctishee said on
06-18-2009 at
23:36:
Cristy Lane was wearing the puffy shirt way before Seinfeld.
> classicphile said on
06-18-2009 at
03:31:
The commack motor inn is still in operation today. In fact, they have their own website, and pictures of their rooms, including the heart shaped water bed and heart shaped hot tubs.
> TalkingOrangutan said on
06-17-2009 at
21:17:
which movie was playing this late?
> DanZero77 said on
06-17-2009 at
19:28:
EEEEEEEEEEEEASY PICKINS! How could I not forget that Grandmaster Flash-inspired jingle!The 9 All Night clip is another fine example of repackaged-for-TV low budget cinema! IMDB says this movie was indeed from the Philippines under the original Filipino title "Kulay dugo ang gabi".
> tapthatt2012 said on
06-17-2009 at
10:17:
i have a bunch of the hot tracks clips with no commercials
> wmbrown6 said on
06-17-2009 at
04:29:
I think it was made in the Philippines. But this film ("The Vampire People" was the title assigned it for TV) had been in WOR-TV's library since at least 1974.
> TRKoneAD2 said on
06-17-2009 at
02:18:
never see this on digital TVlate night TV was good on Friday & Saturday Joe Franklin Show @ 3AM - no one from my generation watched it - Hey Tap you have any NY Hot Tracks or Friday Night Videos
> danawadd said on
06-17-2009 at
01:39:
I'm also interested in seeing more of "The Vampire People"... LOL. I wonder if it was made in Spain or Mexico...?
> danawadd said on
06-17-2009 at
01:27:
OMG... Easy Pickins... After getting my first paycheck *ever* in 1984, I blew most of it at this place...
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