It Beats, As it Sweeps, as it Cleans (Song)

[vacuumlad1650]

Could somebody hook me up with a recording of the song? I'm making a DVD of vintage Ad's and Commercials, and I want the song to play. I have the lyrics (buried in the bowels of my shop) and can't find them


Thanks a million!!!
Andy

 

[gottahaveahoove]

I know there was a record of it.

It's also in one of the Hoover Songbook, which I have. It's a strange book,  not unlike myself.

 

[sheetstyler]

Is this what your looking for

Here are the lyrics. I got them when I went to the Hoover museum.

 

[vacuumlad1650]

That's the same thing I got there in '08. I can't find my copy
Andy

 

[sheetstyler]

Well you got the words now in that picture so you could just type it up

 

[eurekaprince]

Andy,

If you search for Hoover TV commercials on Youtube, you'll get a bunch of Hoover jingles, including the oddly suggestive jingle that has the lyrics: "Nobody has the power to please me, Nobody like You, Nobody like Hoover..."

Download Realplayer and you'll be able to download the clips with the audio. Not quite sure how you dissect the clip to just get the audio file though.

Hope this helps!

Eurekaprince Brian

 

[vacerator]

Nobody does it

like you, the way that you do, Hoover, nobody does it like you.
Today, the song would have to include Dirt Devil, and Oreck also part of TTI.

 

[gottahaveahoove]

The melody of that song, "All the dirt.....

"As The Caissons Go Rolling Along'.

 

[vacerator]

Those are

still in Gettysburgh.

 

[moojuiceuk]

Found it..

There was a documentary on the BBC in the 90's which had an old ex Hoover UK salesman play the said song:

5min.41sec in
The narrator talks over some of it alas, but it'll give you a good idea what it sounds like. THe whole programme was quite good, remember seeing it on BBC2 way back!

 

[2011hoover700]

@sheetstyler can I save your picture of the hoover song sheet to my device I love that song andwould love to sing it to my friends.
Thanks for everything
2011hoover700

 

[vacerator]

At some point,

American consumers were offered terms of 90 days same as cash at many dealers.
HiFi set's (radiograms) console color televisions, stereos, then dishwashers, and finally microwave ovens, and VCR's began filling show rooms, then our homes.

 

[sheetstyler]

Sure