Easy Living Mixtape - RCA Stereo Sound Tape Cartridge

Played on a 1962 Stereo sound Tape Cartridge Recorder
Video footage recorded using a 1986 JVC Video Movie VHS-C Camcorder

[@aligator9552]

I listen to these.muzak videos while cleaning and doing paperwork etc

[@memati7199]

Easy living 🥲🥲🥲 what a fantasy

[@patricialutz2092]

Fantastic upload,love this as it takes me back to the time when I worked for Howard Johnson's Motor Lodges in the 70s-80s and we had this type of music in our lobby/registration area.Fond Memories!

[@0oo00]

South Boston?

[@k.m.h7480]

Perfect music for just relaxing and feeling comfortable with life

[@quantumleap359]

RCA really tried to make this format work, it had limited use as a sound source for slide show presentations. The left channel was used for tones that would trigger the slide change, and of course the other channel carried the program sound. This one sounds very good, low wow and flutter. Thanks for posting!

[@erichsalie7691]

Excellent work. Always!

[@erickrobertson7089]

At 29:22... Its nice to hear that those female vocalists were able to find work outside of Star Trek TOS.

[@IamP3ngu1n]

Thanks for the post ! 👍 It is so great to hear this type of music and relax and forget about some of the current "events" that are happening in the World.

[@mkapper9800]

Quite a lot of mind games going on, no?

[@eduardo_corrochio]

That is one big cassette in your hands there, man. My Maxell XLII 90s are gonna be envious, lol. Thanks for the easy listening sounds.

[@DreamShadow76]

I would comment, but this is just bliss. I miss easy listening FM-sterero. As a radio nerd I introduced him to this.

[@trulymagyar7169]

This makes me so happy. Thank you so much for sharing these- I really appreciate it!

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Groovy ! When Life was Sweetest ! ;-)

[@amberalexandrabayleycooke212]

Wonderful music,as usual from you! Perfect for my morning routine (Shampoo, shower,and getting ready for the day...), turns my bathroom into a luxury spa.😌✨🎶🎵🎶✨

[@dma124]

I’ve seen your comment before, Amber, and LOVE it! Please make an appointment for me at your spa - I need a SPOIL ME day! 😀

[@xaenon]

The RCA system had so much potential. It's a shame that it never panned out. The market it was aimed for just didn't exist yet - home recording.

[@ernoldbraun9033]

Awesome music..Did NOT think these large cassettes were ever used for commercial use...Only saw a prototype years ago before it went into production..

[@richcook2007]

While cleaning the house my bluetooth speakers have Fardemark playing.

[@trainluvr]

When the first song played I visualized a mature white woman with high cheek bones directing her upright vacuum with one finger.

[@richcook2007]

@@trainluvr Lol! Heck yes!

[@ChadtheHammer]

God, I love this music and the atmosphere you created.

[@colette282]

Formidable!

[@bryaneddy5272]

I like your videos where the music starts way sooner a lot more, but thank you still for sharing this music with us

[@continentalgin]

Great for my Muzak playlist! Thanks!

[@erickrobertson7089]

I was just thinking you were about due for another upload.

[@stevensons78]

Ohhhhhhh Yeah....

[@JimJones-gd2jy]

Beautiful ! Thanks again 🙏

[@bebebebe7610]

Love this..thanks for uploading. ❤

[@hoosiersands]

Well that's the oddest rendition I've ever heard of Running Bear ! 😳

[@axelthefoxytechworld8024]

I love this video very creative I'm thinking of doing something like this

[@Atomshamradio]

Great sound ⁉️⁉️👍

[@pellepedal56]

Oh man I love it

[@Recordology]

👍

[@joedefelice7001]

Great stuff! If this helps, song number 4, is actually "Days Of Wine And Roses".👍.

[@anglichana4924]

⌛️⌛️⌛️❤️❤️❤️

[@garfieldgoose]

Niiiiice

[@thisislogout]

Greetings, love your channel. How did you convert records and tape to digital format and is is wave or mp3? Thanks.

[@Fardemark]

Used Wav file format and exported it from audacity and used iMovie for editing the video portions

[@thisislogout]

Thanks. I really enjoy the music on this channel. Takes me back in time especially the retro gear on camera. The Seeburg 1000 stuff is also very interesting. I was born in 1963 and I never knew (until now, thanks to you) how the stores, elevators, etc. would play continuous "background" music, which is ironic to call it that because the studio musicians, sound engineers and producers in those days were simply incredible! Anyway, thanks for transporting us to a wonderful time and atmosphere that we miss so much. Cheers from California! 👍👍

[@godfreypoon5148]

No intro sequence. :(

[@brunopigalle]

Fabulous. So thanks