Looking for the title/artist. 

Was this just made for the commercial? 

Heard on a commercial for Firebird played in 1968

Instrumental.mp3

Just a bit of early nasty elevator muzak/noise like thousands of other snippets found on adverts/movies throughout time , doubt very much whether this has a specific artist/title associated with it .

I agree with WoodButcher in the post above. It sounds like that almost generic style of tune that was used in many 60s adverts, especially American ones. Likewise, I would doubt it's attributed to anyone of consequence. The only way I can think of finding out for sure is by emailing the archive at gmhc@gm.com

LLM - contact

info@firebirdtaclub.com

firebirdtaclub.com

I am sure someone there will tell you what the tune was, names of the people who played the instruments size of thereshoes where they live if there alive what car they drove etcetc - as we (like finding all the background facts out about soul music) so car guys have the same need and thought process - be lucky have fun 

A very quick Google search leads to the '68 Firebird ad on YT and the music details are listed in the description ... 

That soon leads to this ... 

https://www.discogs.com/The-Syd-Dale-Orchestra-CMon-In-Disc-A-Go-Go/release/8893264

 

Edited February 17, 20196 yr by WoodButcher

36 minutes ago, WoodButcher said:

A very quick Google search leads to the '68 Firebird ad on YT and the music details are listed in the description ... 

That soon leads to this ... 

https://www.discogs.com/The-Syd-Dale-Orchestra-CMon-In-Disc-A-Go-Go/release/8893264

 

Great thing Google , I just wonder why people do not use it more often !

2 minutes ago, shinehead said:

Great thing Google , I just wonder why people do not use it more often !

One of life's great modern mysteries that ... 

14 hours ago, MotownSoulMan said:

I agree with WoodButcher in the post above. It sounds like that almost generic style of tune that was used in many 60s adverts, especially American ones. Likewise, I would doubt it's attributed to anyone of consequence. The only way I can think of finding out for sure is by emailing the archive at gmhc@gm.com

A great 60s tune, has that 60s sound.