Commercial Success For Sixties Stars

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During difficult times in the music business, more than one group has been tempted by the lucrative commercial industry. Coca Cola is a good example of a company that used the fame of music groups to sell their product. You will see a number of your favourite acts doing Coca Cola commercials here.
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What a great site Peter, never realised so many artists did coke commercials
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I think Roy Orbisons spot could have been a hit!
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George: I agree, he did a fantastic job. He always could sing the phonebook.
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Vanilla Fudge?? Really. Makes you wonder if they knew what kind of Coke they were promoting (just kiddin').

Also, the site has the Left Banke down as the Left Blanke.
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"I'll take you for a ride in my pleasure machine"...

That third Moody Blues one just slays me. They don't do jingles like that anymore, do they?

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That's a great website. I love the Bee Gees adverts. One of their songs almost sounds like it's a facsimile of a song on the Beatles "Sgt. Pepper's" album.
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