EmpressDR
01-01-2007, 07:48 PM
So I am posting the lyrics. I finally got to see it again, when someone posted the video on You Tube. I copied the lyrics, though I am shaky on one line.
The famous ad has McDonald's crew dancing while cleaning:
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The ad has a great tenor manager and six multicultural McDonald's crew members, including two black guys, one Asian, maybe Hispanic. Very nicely done, showing that not only is McDonald's a clean, safe restaurant to eat in, it does not discriminate.
Two Mop Guys Crew: "Grab a bucket and mop..."
Two Rag Guys Crew: "Scrub the bottom and top."
Burger Machine Guy: "There is nothing so clean as my burger machine!"
Broom guy Crew [ one is John Amos ]: "With a broom and a brush"
Other Broom/Brush Guy Crew: "Clean it up for the rush"
Fine Tenor Manager: "Before you open the door..."
Al Joson sound-alike guy gets on one knee: "Put a shine on the floor!"
group, dancing: "When we've finished, what then?"
Burger Machine Guy: "Start all over again!"
Fine Tenor Manager: "Tell me what does it mean?"
Crew: "At McDonald's it's clean!"
[ Fine Tenor Manager nods, satisfied ]
[ Crew goes out to the parking lot to kick up their heels and dance ]
All: "You deserve a break today! So get up and get away! To McDonald's! McDonald's! McDonald's!"
[ they get on their knees, gesturing to McDonald's doors at the end --Welcome in! ]
the tall black guy IS John Amos from Good Times and Roots. I checked his imdb listing , in "other works"--1971 McDonald's commercial. The Fine Tenor Manager looks familiar --I thought he was the guy in Blazing Saddles who says that the black people can join the town, "But we don't want the Irish!" before relenting. He was a good character actor, with a voice built for singing: David Huddleston who played "Olson Johnson." But in seeing the pics of him on one webpage, he looked different from the guy in the ad.
The main Rag Guy looks like one of my TV teachers, but I know it isn't him.
http://www.had.dk/
The famous ad has McDonald's crew dancing while cleaning:
:triplets :mango :triplets
The ad has a great tenor manager and six multicultural McDonald's crew members, including two black guys, one Asian, maybe Hispanic. Very nicely done, showing that not only is McDonald's a clean, safe restaurant to eat in, it does not discriminate.
Two Mop Guys Crew: "Grab a bucket and mop..."
Two Rag Guys Crew: "Scrub the bottom and top."
Burger Machine Guy: "There is nothing so clean as my burger machine!"
Broom guy Crew [ one is John Amos ]: "With a broom and a brush"
Other Broom/Brush Guy Crew: "Clean it up for the rush"
Fine Tenor Manager: "Before you open the door..."
Al Joson sound-alike guy gets on one knee: "Put a shine on the floor!"
group, dancing: "When we've finished, what then?"
Burger Machine Guy: "Start all over again!"
Fine Tenor Manager: "Tell me what does it mean?"
Crew: "At McDonald's it's clean!"
[ Fine Tenor Manager nods, satisfied ]
[ Crew goes out to the parking lot to kick up their heels and dance ]
All: "You deserve a break today! So get up and get away! To McDonald's! McDonald's! McDonald's!"
[ they get on their knees, gesturing to McDonald's doors at the end --Welcome in! ]
the tall black guy IS John Amos from Good Times and Roots. I checked his imdb listing , in "other works"--1971 McDonald's commercial. The Fine Tenor Manager looks familiar --I thought he was the guy in Blazing Saddles who says that the black people can join the town, "But we don't want the Irish!" before relenting. He was a good character actor, with a voice built for singing: David Huddleston who played "Olson Johnson." But in seeing the pics of him on one webpage, he looked different from the guy in the ad.
The main Rag Guy looks like one of my TV teachers, but I know it isn't him.
http://www.had.dk/