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New Year's Eve Ball Drop + Celebration 1974 (MEGA RARE FIND)

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"We're back here at Times Square. Dick Clark live with the situation that will ring in the new year in a moment. Gotta remind you that tomorrow here on NBC at half time, the Rose Bowl, Tower Of Power will be there, performing I hope in a lot warmer climate than we have here. It's approximately 36 degrees, as hundreds and thousands of people here in Times Square and millions of people the world over, watch that descending ball atop the old Allied Chemical Building. In a moment, it will be 1974, and we wish you... Happy New Year!" (NBC Hourly Tone sounds as the ball reaches the bottom of One Times Square and the sign lights up "1974") (Background sound of the Times Square crowd celebrating and blowing their noise makers.) "Happy New Year from Time's Square in New York City and from Long Beach, California, The Queen Mary!" - Dick Clark Here it is! In all it's glory! The first surviving footage of the Times Square ball drop from 1973/1974! This is unbelievable! We thought we would never find this, but as of 5/20/2018, it is finally found! Includes host George Carlin checking on Dick Clark from Times Square, Billy Preston performing "It's A Party" until NBC cuts to the ball drop in Times Square to ring in 1974, and the celebrations in both Times Square and at The Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA. Skip to 1:08 for the ball drop. Credit goes to Rick Thomas. Everything is owned by Dick Clark Productions.

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