Post by brandonthefan01 on Jul 7, 2019 1:12:40 GMT
Recently, I found this listing on eBay for a Smokey Bear 7" vinyl from 1979 with 8 radio PSAs (4 for 1 side each), and I was wondering if someone (who has a vinyl record player) can get it off eBay and upload it to YouTube (or somewhere else), because these PSAs might be rare.
Here’s the list of radio PSAs on that record:
1. “Almeida” :60
DESC.: Classical guitarist Lorendo Ameida talks about what a shame it would be to lose a spruce tree, and with it a guitar, to a forest fire.
2. “Almeida/Spanish” :60
DESC.: El guitarrista Laurindo Almeida habla acerca de la penakque sería el perder un pino-y con el una guitarra-en un incendio forestal.
3. “Campfires” :30
DESC.: Smokey gets back to basics and reminds us all how to put out campfires. Step by step. And he reminds us that we should never leave a campfire unattended.
4. “Kareem Abdul-Jabaar” :60
DESC.: Kareem Abdul-Jabaar, one of basketball’s all-time greats, sits in a pine forest and reflects on the contribution trees have given the world of sports.
5. “Fire History” :60
DESC.: Describes the destruction caused by some of America’s most disastrous fires. Closes with the appeal, “Please don’t add your footnote to this terrible history.”
6. “Peshtigo” :60
DESC.: A heartbreaking account of the greatest forest fire disaster in American history, virtually unknown because it happened the very same day as the Great Chicago Fire.
7. “Cigarettes” :30
DESC.: Smokey tells us that one little cigarette can burn up again to forest of trees...and animals. He asks us never to throw cigarettes or matches on the ground.
8. “Hockey” :60
DESC.: Marv Albert, radio voice of the N.Y. Rangers, describes the action as three hockey superstars work wonders with sticks made of wood.
Here’s the listing if anyone’s curious: rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F351672959105
Here’s the list of radio PSAs on that record:
1. “Almeida” :60
DESC.: Classical guitarist Lorendo Ameida talks about what a shame it would be to lose a spruce tree, and with it a guitar, to a forest fire.
2. “Almeida/Spanish” :60
DESC.: El guitarrista Laurindo Almeida habla acerca de la penakque sería el perder un pino-y con el una guitarra-en un incendio forestal.
3. “Campfires” :30
DESC.: Smokey gets back to basics and reminds us all how to put out campfires. Step by step. And he reminds us that we should never leave a campfire unattended.
4. “Kareem Abdul-Jabaar” :60
DESC.: Kareem Abdul-Jabaar, one of basketball’s all-time greats, sits in a pine forest and reflects on the contribution trees have given the world of sports.
5. “Fire History” :60
DESC.: Describes the destruction caused by some of America’s most disastrous fires. Closes with the appeal, “Please don’t add your footnote to this terrible history.”
6. “Peshtigo” :60
DESC.: A heartbreaking account of the greatest forest fire disaster in American history, virtually unknown because it happened the very same day as the Great Chicago Fire.
7. “Cigarettes” :30
DESC.: Smokey tells us that one little cigarette can burn up again to forest of trees...and animals. He asks us never to throw cigarettes or matches on the ground.
8. “Hockey” :60
DESC.: Marv Albert, radio voice of the N.Y. Rangers, describes the action as three hockey superstars work wonders with sticks made of wood.
Here’s the listing if anyone’s curious: rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F351672959105
