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From 2006
The gyratory crusher level. Broken rock is dropped to this level via chutes from above, where it is trucked to the crusher before being taken out by the 15 mile conveyor
From 2006
The gyratory crusher level. Broken rock is dropped to this level via chutes from above, where it is trucked to the crusher before being taken out by the 15 mile conveyor



![Leo Burnett Breakfast Meeting 1972
Other Burnett recordings- https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLptcycXEIUvHZ9w1Q0m-Ulwfo06OoID-y&si=m4yPkaWSLOvPlbAB
Music! Music! Music!
1:11 Kelloggs Good Morning
2:49 Kelloggs Wakin Up
4:00 Some Early Radio Jingles
6:00 Virginia Slims Youve Come A Long Way Baby
Marlboro You Get A Lot To Like
7:15 Pillsbury Nothin Says Lovin
7:43 Clark Gum Teaberry Shuffle
9:00 Nestea Tea-Tea-Tea
9:47 Allstate Youre In Good Hands
10:20 Franco-American Oh-Oh, Spaghetti-O
11:00 Franco-American Chicken Gravy
Parliament You Get The Most
11:29 United Air Lines Take Me Along
13:00 (interlude)
15:24 Marlboro Magnificent Seven Theme (Horses At Sea Version)
16:50 Green Giant Original
17:40 Green Giant Little Green Sprout
19:10 American Dairy Association New You
19:52 American Dairy Association The Kid In You
21:47 American Dairy Association Blessings Drink
23:16 Schlitz Radio Once Around
25:29 Kelloggs Raisin Bran Two Scoops
26:02 Keebler Theme
Kelloggs Froot Loops Follow Your Nose
26:50 Nescafe Get Yourself Up
27:57 Pillsbury Say Hello
28:31 Kelloggs Corn Flakes Eat Em All Up
30:16 Good Morning Reprise
Get Yourself Up Reprise
(this was the tracklist on the record sleeve, they skipped a few on the recording)
Executive-Producer – Hooper White
Music By – Dick Marx, Ruth Marx
Narrator – Bob Noel
Orchestra – Richard Marx & His Orchestra
Producer [Production Booth] – Dick Jacobsen
Vocals – The Residual Singers
Here, as presented live at the Burnett Breakfast, the Musical Memories segment of the program complete with the original narration by our own Bob Noel, he of the apple-shaped tones and cupped ear.
Maybe a lot of the music on this record helped change the buying habits, over a period of some 20 years, of a couple of hundred million consumers. Maybe it served well in the selling of 550,000,000,000 Marlboro cigarettes, 1,978,000,000 packages of Rice Krispies, 140,000,000 barrels of Schlitz, and perhaps a can or two of Green Giant Niblets.
Probably it did. But thats not solely why were offering it up in wax to Burnett people. There are other reasons: First, its awfully good listening. The music was arranged and performed by Dick Marx and Associates, and it also represents the fine work of other talented composers such as Bernie Saber.
Second, it shows what can be done with creative music to parcel the personality of a product in tune form and make it highly marketable. Hardly a minute goes by where in hundreds of cities across the country one or more of these melodies doesnt conjure the image of its product. And vice versa: its unlikely you can down a stein of Schlitz without hearing a strain of the theme somewhere deep in the minds ear.
And the third reason: While Dick and the Ensemble were going through this Cavalcade of Burnett Sounds, the looks on the faces of you, the audience, were something to see. The response, periodic and final, broke the applause meter. So we figured itd be nice for everyone to have these Musical Memories preserved to hold onto from here ever after.
Play and reminisce. Leo Burnett Breakfast Meeting 1972](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mtYkz_Imjdo/mqdefault.jpg)






