Get hooked on 13 nostalgic (and new) Tucson commercials
These Tucson commercials will be stuck in your head all over again.
Wally Sevits "Call for Wally"
"The jingle for Wally Sevits' TV commercials ring in longtime Tucson residents' ears.
Our Offers Never Expire Jack Furriers Western Tire Centers
The song from the 90's Eegee's commercials. Eegees is a local chain of restaurants in Tucson that sell frozen drinks and sandwiches.ย
Gordo's Mexicateria
Gordo's Mexicateria, located on Broadway for about 40 years, was known for its commercials in which owner Diego A. Valenzuela asked, ""Do you …
"Hey it's Scott Lehman from Premier Auto Center and I'm in a pickle. The doctor told me to calm down so my heart doesn't explode. The only way…
This is the most recent version of the classic local (Tucson) commercial for Golf N' Stuff. The original jingle was written by one of the guys…
This is my favorite Lucky Wishbone jingle of the two that were popular in Tucson, AZ in the 1970s. The jingle was performed by Tucson band Ora…
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Jim Click and Boompa
Mid-1990s commercials featured Jim Click and his father Jim Click Sr. AKA "Boompa" competing over who could sell more cars.
Paint Kings, Paint Kings, Our Commercial. Watch it as many times as you want. Tucson, Arizona painting company.
Channel 12's second spot for Tucson Water's "Beat the Peak" campaign. Featuring once again "Pete the Beak" and the local band "Street Pajama" …
Szechuan Omei Restaurant
Tucsonans are still quoting catchphrases from the memorable late-night commercials - "You try, you like" - that made Magdaleneย Gerrish and her…
That's a ganga!
Austin Agron, the owner of Bargain Center Furniture gained notoriety by dropping lamps and yelling, "Hey, neighbor, that's a ganga!" on TV com…
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Feel nostalgic for some Tucson institutions that are gone forever.
Deciding on which dishes define the tastes of the Old Pueblo is no easy task. We have a food…
Feel nostalgic for some Tucson institutions that are gone forever.
