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Elvis Song In Australian Commercial

September 10, 2010 | Other

Elvis Presley’s Spring Fever is the soundtrack to an animated TVC by GPY&R Melbourne for Schweppes Australia’s Spring Valley which breaks this weekend.

The ad is the first time a Presley song has been licenced for commercial use in Australia – features the work of US based animation house Psyop.

Schweppes Australia marketing director Darryn Wallace, said: “Our objective was to create a new and exciting campaign for Spring Valley that had a broad appeal and after seeing it left everybody feeling happy, with an added spring in their step. We are wrapped with the final result; it is bright, colourful, has amazing animation affects and simply leaves you smiling. ”

As well as TV, the campaign will run across cinema, print, online and outdoor. Adshel bus shelters and street furniture will use flowers and grass along with Bluetooth-enabled technology allowing on the spot download of the Spring Fever Elvis track.

Source:Elvis Australia
I am Buffalo-Horn! wrote on September 10, 2010
Very good!!
Steve V wrote on September 10, 2010
I really like the idea of getting Elvis music into TV commercials. Its great exposure and something that was too long in coming. A whole bunch of people can discover Elvis this way. Keep it up!
JimmyCool wrote on September 10, 2010
I love it!
Natha wrote on September 10, 2010
Well done. As more commercials use the Elvis Legacy the many facets of it will be exposed to the world. Way to go!
Deano1 wrote on September 11, 2010
I like it...Always liked the song and the commercial is well done.
al shookup wrote on September 11, 2010
Reminds me too much of all the naff film 'songs' unfortunately!
joemin wrote on September 11, 2010
I am not sure if it was mentioned before, but Pocketful of Rainbows is used for a Lotto advertisement here in Ireland. Great song....
Mike Landsdown wrote on September 12, 2010
I saw the ad on TV last night, flipped the channel and saw it again! It is really well done and fun to watch, but because of the prominence of The Jordanaires, it may take a while for non-Elvis fans to realize that it is actually an Elvis track. It certainly is a good use of the song though and is very catchy and effective (so much so that I woke up this morning with it still stuck in my head!!!! LOL)
1 BILLION SOLD wrote on September 12, 2010
Australia, Ireland, and in caase you dont know...in the U.S., Devil In Disguise is used in a Nissan commercial!! That man is just AS COOL AS IT GETS! :)