Was this written by Jagger and Richards? anyone know? I wonder if they are now embaressed about having done it, i think now after all these years it's pretty cool.

it's credited to Brian and the advertising agency

Perhaps it should go on the setlist on the next tour, I'm sure it would sell a few boxes of rice crispies for them, maybe Kelogs could sponsor the tour, that would be quite novel (only joking by the way).

Yeah, add it to the setlist.

I think I've bust a button on my trousers....

Wow, now THAT'S something to be proud of....

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it's credited to Brian and the advertising agency

Interesting. Would that make it Brian's only songwriting credit with The Stones in that case? I can't think of any others.

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That's an interesting clip about selling out. I don't know exactly when and how all this sell-out crap got started, but it's a bunch of bullshyte. People talk about it like once upon a time all artists had integrity and were above selling out. That's just bullshit. Elvis and the Beatles willingly had there names on all kinds of crap, and if whitey weren't so racist, Chuck Berry would have been in Cadillac commercials duckwalking across the hood of a Fleetwood without a second thought. And rightly f-ucking so, they're entertainers, it's their job to make money that way, that's show BUISNESS.

Brian would also be credited as part of Nanker/Phelge.

Saw rice crispies on an advert last night on TV, wonder what people would say now if they used the Stones jngle now (just for a laugh). I'm sure it wouldn't do any harm.

The noisiest breakfast cereal on the market....ha ha !
Did the the Jefferson Airplane do a Levi’s ad ?



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Didn't The Who do a jingle for Coke or Pepsi?

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Didn't The Who do a jingle for Coke or Pepsi?

I only know this one :







I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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Didn't The Who do a jingle for Coke or Pepsi?

Can't find The Who, but here's a list of some who have been used in Coke commercials:
Paula Abdul (for diet Coke)
Ashford and Simpson (for Coca-Cola)
The Band (for diet Coke)
The Bee Gees (for Coca-Cola)
Blondie (for Coca-Cola)
Michael Bolton (for Coca-Cola light)
Brothers Four (for Coca-Cola)
Ray Charles (for Coca-Cola)
Earth, Wind and Fire (for Coca-Cola and for Dasani)
The Fifth Dimension (for Coca-Cola)
Aretha Franklin (for Coca-Cola)
The Gap Band (for Dasani)
Heavy D And The Boyz (for Sprite)
Whitney Houston (for diet Coke)
Etta James (for diet Coke)
Elton John (for diet Coke)
Manhattan Transfer (for diet Coke)
The McGuire Sisters (for Coca-Cola)
Ray Parker, Jr. (for Coca-Cola and for diet Coke)
The Pointer Sisters (for diet Coke)
The Rolling Stones (for Coca-Cola C2)
Selena (for Coca-Cola)
Randy Travis (for Coca-Cola)
Dottie West (for Coca-Cola)

[www.coca-colaconversations.com]


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

In 1974, Pink Floyd were approached by a French soft- drink company that produced a bitter lemon drink called “Gini.” The idea was that the Floyd would appear in some magazine ads for the company, and the company would in turn help the band with the tour.

A pic may be ??



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

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In 1974, Pink Floyd were approached by a French soft- drink company that produced a bitter lemon drink called “Gini.” The idea was that the Floyd would appear in some magazine ads for the company, and the company would in turn help the band with the tour.

A pic may be ??

"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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In 1974, Pink Floyd were approached by a French soft- drink company that produced a bitter lemon drink called “Gini.” The idea was that the Floyd would appear in some magazine ads for the company, and the company would in turn help the band with the tour.

A pic may be ??

Ahhh ...merci !!Thanks ! It was so many years ago....

I am not sure but I remind a young David Gilmour with a "Gini " T-shirt on stage.Am I mistaken ?



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .