Anne Phillips - Singer, Composer and Producer

Commercials of the 60s & 70s

In the 60s and 70s there was one woman who did it all. ANNE PHILLIPS.   She composed, orchestrated, produced and sang on  many of the most memorable jingles of the time.  You won’t see or hear many of them anywhere else.  Here we go!

Pepsi

The Four Tops

The Turtles

 

RADIO SPOTS  Stars for the “Youth Market”  60s & 30s
The 4 Tops, Jackie DeShannon, The Turtles, Martha and the Vandellas, Wilson Pickett, Linda Ronstadt, The Union Gap, John Hartford, The Anne Phillips Orchestra, Queen Anne’s Lace
VO Scott Muni DJ WABC

 

Pepsi Medley

 

“Rope Swing” produced by a young Jerry Bruckheimer

Sports campaigns (first 3 spots)

Hondells “Come Alive” rearranged for “Youth Market”

 

H.I.S.

Jay and the Americans

 

 

with Johnny Tillotson

 

with Shirley Ellis

 

REMEMBER WHEN THEY HAD MELODIES THAT YOU COULDN’T GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD?

Sheraton “What Has Sheraton Done for you Lately”

 

Sheraton “800-325-3535”

 

Beauty Products

Revlon. Gail Garnett, Maxine Brown, The Shangri-Las

 

Angel Face

 

Face to Face

 

Spots for Tots

 

Breck

 

Clairol

 

Scott Paper

Viva La Viva

 

Viva

 

Viva “Instead of Cloth”

 

Viva “Convoy Wipers”

 

The Last of the Cigarette Commercials

Kent Cigarettes

Kent radio. Vocal Queen Anne’s Lace

 

Chesterfield Menthol. Sung by Anne Phillips and Kenny Karen

 

Schaeffer

Sung by Ann Duquesnay, star of Bring in ‘da Noise, Bring in ‘da Funk

 

 

AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION with the Blue Flame Logo

 

“Warm Is”. Vocal Fran Caroll

 

 

 

 

“Child Skipping”

 

“Little girl”. Vocal Anne Phillips

 

“Gas Air Conditioning”

 

Vocal Anne Phillips 

 

 

Campbells

“Soup Toppers” Sung by Doe, Bart And Alec Phillips

 

 

 

Cars

“The Beat Goes On”. Arrangement by Anne Phillips

 

Dodge “Number One for the Money”

 

Other

Read the Label

 

Tupperware

 

Cutright Plastic Garbage bags

 

Athlete’s Foot. Vocal Jerry Keller

 

Pillsbury

 

Jingles Demo Reel

 

Bonus

Operation. Sung by Anne Phillips

The Starlette’s “Ringo”. Written and recorded the day after the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan