The album has been out for a year and some but who's counting? With the millions of songs entered into the copyright database each year and the barrage or artists sent to my inbox and work place, diamonds will continue to slip through the cracks. Luckily, through great blogs, commercials, music supervisors and hard work by the artist, the cream eventually rises to the top.
Robert Francis came to my ears through a great advertising blog, Everything's Better With Brentter. The blog showcased an adorable (yes, I used that word)Zales Jewelers commercial featuring Francis' song and a uniquely cute proposal strategy. Damn it! He totally stole my idea! I was so close to beating him if only I wasn't Mr. Bachelor! exclamation point. According to Brentter.com, Francis wrote the song "Don't Forget Love" specifically for this commercial.
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I just noticed the linkback, glad you enjoyed the commercial....The problem with ads like this is that even if you had planned a similar elaborate proposal long before this aired, you still run the risk of looking like you stole the idea... and worst of all they'd think you stole it from a jewelry commercial.
That being said I've got a college friend who proposed to his wife in a similar way about two years ago. He didn't have the luxury of being able to scale the building next door but needless to say was still able to pull off the same charming effect that this spot presents.
Keep up the good posts, i've added your blog to my RSS reader, cheers. -Brent ---- Everything's Better With Brentter - www.brentter.com
Howdy! Thanks for visiting this soapbox of mine, produced from the fresh air of the Boulder valley in Colorado. If you have some general comments or maybe want to stand on your own soapbox, feel free to email at bodie_johnson at yahoo.com or leave a comment.
Let's keep the goal in mind here too. I work in the music industry while living in an amazing town offering me an abundance of recreational opportunities. I aim to introduce people to music and artists in hopes that they attend shows, purchase albums and spread the gospel...thus improving my profession and the industry as a whole. If you are an artist, a manager, and/or a label and prefer I remove a song posted here, simply let me know and I'll remove your art.
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I just noticed the linkback, glad you enjoyed the commercial....The problem with ads like this is that even if you had planned a similar elaborate proposal long before this aired, you still run the risk of looking like you stole the idea... and worst of all they'd think you stole it from a jewelry commercial.
That being said I've got a college friend who proposed to his wife in a similar way about two years ago. He didn't have the luxury of being able to scale the building next door but needless to say was still able to pull off the same charming effect that this spot presents.
Keep up the good posts, i've added your blog to my RSS reader, cheers.
-Brent
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Everything's Better With Brentter - www.brentter.com
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