An awesome jingle with "sassy montage" celebrates Maxwell House as the coffee for all of life's occasions, because it's the only one that tastes like coffee ...

"The coffee that tastes as good as it smells" Maxwell House coffee pot percolator theme (1961) – Maxwell House: Coffee has been an important part of American life for a long time now. Maxwell’s creative jingle was designed to imitate the bubbling sounds of coffee being brewed, what could be better? Alka Seltzer Alka-Seltzer TV Commercial

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So it's not uncommon for the series theme song to be an advertising jingle. This was prominent in such series as "Your Hit Parade" sponsored by Lucky Strike tobacco, which used their jingle "Be Happy, Go Lucky" as the signature open and close theme.

This slogan, which was developed in the 1950s, made Campbell Soup a household name. “Good to the last drop” This 1950s Maxwell House Coffee slogan was used for years and garnered the company significant market share. “The quality goes in before the name goes on” was used for decades to advertise Zenith televisions.

Fiction writers are like blotters. I can remember the Maxwell House coffee jingle. I can sing it for you, and it's not short." Ms. Smith, the …

Here's a classic 1955 U.S. commercial for Maxwell House coffee. This commercial emphasises the smell of the coffee, which is referred to as a "bouquet". Weird picture quality as this is from a DVD-R copy of a tape transfer of a kinescope recording of a filmed commercial....in other words, quite a few generations away from the original print.

They would often make little chiming sounds as they percolated, so Maxwell House created a commercial (Perky!) where the percolator played a jingle as it brewed the coffee. This jingle was the basis for the song, which emulated it with the marimba.

Speaking of coffee, Maxwell House had a great commercial, but the "jingle" contained no words. It was really just the sound of a coffee pot percolating, which was transformed, electronically I ...