Lowe's Don't Stop with Product List Commercial Song Don't Stop by Gin Wigmore.

Wherever the road of life leads you, we'll be ready at every turn. For every project. Every milestone. Every step of the way.

Lowe's: Don't Stop with Product List Commercial
Song: Don't Stop by Gin Wigmore
Model: Gina Cantrell (Actress, model)


Lyrics used in the commercial
Twinkle toes, I think I found the soul
To make me happily ever after... ...

Don't stop doing what you do
Have I paid my dues just to be with you?
Don't stop doing what you do
I will be your something old, new, borrowed, blue... ...

Can you understand... ...

I say I love you
And I'll say it more
My one and only
I can't lose

No, don't stop being what you be
Doing what you do
Don't stop being you
No, no, no, no, no, no, no
Don't stop
No, I can't
No, I can't lose you... ...
Don't stop doing what you do......

Song: Don't Stop by Gin Wigmore
Released: Jan 1, 2009
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lowe’s stores stock 40,000 products in 20 product categories ranging from appliances to tools, to paint, lumber and nursery products. Lowe’s has hundreds of thousands of more products available by Special Order – offering everything customers need to build, maintain, beautify and enjoy their homes. Learn more

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Target Dreaming Girl Commercial Song Everyone and Everything by The Boys and Girls.

An Commercial for Target Australia. It looks like stop motion (although maybe it's done with special effects.)

Target: Dreaming Girl Commercial
Song: Everyone and Everything by The Boys and Girls


Lyrics used in the commercial
And it feels like
This is my favorite day
Because you're here with me
In that sunny spot I saved.

In a world where
There is so much to see
There's still no other place
That I would rather, rather, rather, rather be.

I sing out happily
You sing out happily
We sing out happily... ...

Song: Everyone and Everything by The Boys and Girls
Released: Aug 2, 2009

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eBay School Play Commercial Song She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain. (American folk song)

Bored at his child's school play, a Dad drifts off into a daydream. As soon as he does, the simple production transforms into a car lover's fantasy, complete with a cardboard muscle car and kids dressed as chrome wheels. Once he snaps out of it, he uses his phone's eBay app to buy the new chrome wheels he's clearly been thinking about.

eBay: School Play Commercial
Song: She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain (American folk song)

Lyrics used in the commercial
She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes
She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes
She'll be coming round the mountain, she'll be coming round the mountain,
She'll be coming round the mountain when she comes... ...


Song: She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain by The Countdown Kids
Release: March 21, 2006
Buy the song on Amazon here.

The world’s largest online marketplace and a leader in mobile commerce, today unveiled “When it’s on your mind, it’s on eBay.” This advertising campaign speaks to today’s “on-demand shopper,” who prefers to shop anywhere, anytime with a mobile device. The campaign aims to prime the market for what will be eBay’s largest mobile shopping season ever as the company continues to innovate and enable consumers to shop how they want, when they want. Learn more

John Lewis Never Knowingly Undersold 2011 Commercial Song This Charming Man by The Smiths.

Watch our new John Lewis Never Knowingly Undersold TV advert showcasing the role our electrical products have played in our customers' lives over the years.

John Lewis: Never Knowingly Undersold 2011 Commercial
Song:
1. This Charming Man by The Smiths
2. On My Radio by The Selecter
3. I Only Want To Be With You by Dusty Springfield
4. Galloping Home (theme from the Adventures of Black Beauty) by London String Chorale
5. Rocket Man by Elton John
6. Smooth Operator by Sade
7. Shine On by The Kooks

This is played against a backdrop of iconic music tracks. The advert consists of seven scenes, each representing a different era, ending with two teenagers enjoying a performance of "Shine On" by the Kooks on the latest internet enabled Sony Internet TV.

Lyrics used in the commercial
Instrumental


Song: This Charming Man by The Smiths
Released: 31 October 1983
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lyrics used in the commercial
I bought my baby a red radio
He played it all day a-go-go a-go-go
He liked to dance to it down in the streets... ...


Song: On My Radio by The Selecter
Released: October 1979
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lyrics used in the commercial
I Only Want to Be with You... ...


Song: I Only Want To Be With You by Dusty Springfield
Released: 1963
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lyrics used in the commercial
Instrumental


Song: Theme From Black Beauty - Galloping Home by Soundtrack & Theme Orchestra
Release: July 14, 2009
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lyrics used in the commercial
it’s gonna be a long long time
Till touch down brings... ...


Song: Rocket Man by Elton John
Released: 17 April 1972 (From the album Honky Château)

Music video by Elton John performing Rocket Man. (C) 2005 HST Management Limited Under Exclusive License to Mercury Records Limited.

Song: Rocket Man by Elton John
Released: 17 April 1972 (From the album Honky Château)
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lyrics used in the commercial
smooth operator
smooth... ...


Song: Smooth Operator by Sade
Released: 15 September 1984 (From the album Diamond Life)

Music video by Sade performing Smooth Operator. (c) 1992 Sony BMG Music Entertainment (UK) Limited.

Song: Smooth Operator by Sade
Released: 15 September 1984 (From the album Diamond Life)
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Lyrics used in the commercial
Shine, shine, shine on
Yes
Wont you... ...


Song: Shine On by The Kooks
Released: 7 July 2008 (From the album Konk)
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Watch the making of for the new John Lewis Never Knowingly Undersold TV advert 2011.

John Lewis: Never Knowingly Undersold 2011 Commercial Making of
Song: On My Radio by The Selecter
Buy the song on Amazon here.

This video shows behind the scenes footage of the advert being made and how the different decades were recreated for the advert, showing the latest electrical item of that era.

This continues John Lewis' focus on Never Knowingly Undersold, the pricing promise which is at the heart of our brand. Learn more

Target Alyse Black The Produce Song Commercial Song The Produce Song by Alyse Black.

Austin, TX artist Alyse Black submitted this song, which was selected as part of Target's grocery campaign. It's catchy!

Target: Alyse - Black The Produce Song Commercial
Song: The Produce Song by Alyse Black

Alyse left a short corporate career to sing on the streets of Pike Place Market in Seattle. One day, the pianist for a local jazz group wandered by, listened for a moment, and then explained that he liked her style. He needed another singer for a show that night at a local club. There was no looking back.



Alyse was born into a house of Ragtime piano and musical theater. She learned her first notes on the piano from her father before she can remember. She first ventured onto a stage alone to sing at age six. She began violin at 10 and quit violin at 11 in favor of voice.

She began to toy with a guitar around 15. She first recorded in a studio at 17. At 18, Alyse felt the call of the singer-songwriter but couldn't follow. She then freaked out and didn't turn in a completed application to Juilliard at 19. Oddly enough, she went to business school and entered the corporate world. It didn't take long to realize that was a mistake. So she left to follow her passion on the streets of Pike Place Market in Seattle.



From trekking in Nepal to roadtripping the USA. From working for the US House of Representatives in high school to starring in musicals. Completing business school, running marathons, building schools in developing nations, attending modeling school, and living in many other countries. Alyse Black has had an eclectic life, so it’s no wonder her influences are quite varied for her debut album, "Too Much & Too Lovely". Read more >>

Target Techno Jeans Commercial Song Frenetica by Wolfgang Gartner.

Do you have any with studded snakes?

Target: Techno Jeans Commercial
Song: Frenetica by Wolfgang Gartner

The name Wolfgang is synonymous with greatness. Name your baby Wolfgang, and he may grow up to be one of the world’s leading chefs, or a member of a seminal band like Kraftwerk or Van Halen. In keeping with that tradition, in less than three years the producer and DJ known as Wolfgang Gartner has gone from strength to strength, with eight #1 tracks on Beatport (including the site’s best-selling track of 2009) and remixes for A-list artists (Black Eyed Peas, Timbaland, Britney Spears), all lauded by peers such as David Guetta, Tïesto, and Pete Tong.


No, with the forename Wolfgang, Gartner’s success shouldn’t surprise anyone. And yet it does. Because that is his stock in trade: surprising listeners. "Right now, I feel like I have a responsibility to advance the genre", he says. "I have to come up with something completely new, that’s never been done before".

Song: Frenetica by Wolfgang Gartner
Released: 2008
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Just study a couple of Gartner’s smashes to understand how rapidly his game keeps changing. The melody of "Undertaker" is composed from an encyclopedia array of electronic timbres, chopped into succinct, rapid-fire bits, yet solid hooks anchor the whole track; while the record is instantly recognizable, it packs so much information into its grooves it’s impossible for the brain to become overly-familiar with it. "Firepower" opens with a neo-classical melody, gives way to a brief passage of glistening arpeggios reminiscent of Vangelis or Tangerine Dream, then throws down an array of beats that explode in patterned bursts like Chinese New Year. Read more >>

Target Sing It Again Energizer Commercial Song What A Girl Wants by Christina Aguilera.

What a girl wants is for her dad to sing like a fool.

Target Sing It Again Energizer Commercial
Song: What A Girl Wants by Christina Aguilera


Lyrics used in the commercial
What a girl wants
What a girl needs... ...
And I'm thanking you for knowing exactly... ...

Song: What A Girl Wants by Christina Aguilera
Released: December 28, 1999 (From the album Christina Aguilera)
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Music video by Christina Aguilera performing What A Girl Wants. (C) 1999 RCA/JIVE Label Group, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment.

Target Music Teacher Commercial Song Original by Denim.

A grade-school music teacher creates, "The Denim Song" out of nothing but a list of back-to-school products from Target and raw talent.

Target: Music Teacher Commercial
Song: Original by Denim


Lyrics used in the commercial
Denim
Graphic Tees
Leggings
Tunics

Backpacks
Headphones Hair Gel
Denim
Converse One Star Shoes

Denim
Shaun White Hoodies
Denim... ...

Want to see more denim? Check out the remix.

Target: Music Teacher More Denim Commercial
Song: Denim

Because who couldn't use a little more denim? Our favorite music teacher breaks it down with the drums and keyboard.

JC Penney Back to School Imagine Your World Commercial Song Oh, Imagine That by Max & Simon.

It's that time of year again -- back-to-school! Imagine the world you want to see this school year and jcpenney will help make it a reality with the latest apparel, accessories and more.

Imagine Your World Back to School at jcpenney Commercial
Song: Oh, Imagine That by Max & Simon


Lyrics used in the commercial
Think of what you want to see.
Look around it's happening oh yeah.
Imagine that. Imagine sunshine always shining.

Imagine blue sky just for you.
Imagine there and imagine back imagine this imagine that.
Imagine that, oh imagine that... ...

Song: Oh, Imagine That by Max & Simon
Release: July 27, 2011
Label: Ozone Entertainment
Genres: Alternative Rock
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Head to your nearest jcpenney store or go to http://jcp.is/o2ro6p to complete your back-to-school style.

Target Cool Never Fades: Downtown Los Angeles Commercial Song California Soul (Diplo Remix) by Marlena Shaw.

The broadcast spot for Target's "Cool Never Fades" campaign, this commercial highlights the fall 2011 Vintage Varsity collection, which is available only at Target®. California Soul performed by Marlena Shaw & Diplo.

Target Cool Never Fades: Downtown Los Angeles Commercial
Song: California Soul (Diplo Remix) by Marlena Shaw


Lyrics:
Like a sound you hear
That lingers in your ear
But you can't forget
From sundown to sunset

It's all in the air
You hear it everywhere
No matter what you do
It's gonna grab a hold on you

California soul, California soul
They say the sun comes up every morning
And if you listen carefully
The winds that ride on the high time
Whistle a melody
And so the people started to sing
And that's how the surf gave birth untold
California soul, California soul

When you hear the beat
You wanna pat your feet
And you've got to move
'Cause it's really such a groove

Puts a brand new kind of thinking in your mind
And you can't go wrong
'Cause you're groovin' all day long
California soul, California soul

They had the melody and the beat
But it still didn't seem complete
Until they saw two lovers kissin'
They knew just what was missin'

So happy they were rockin' and reelin'
Because they added that lovin' feeling
To California soul, California soul
California soul

California
California
California

Song: California Soul (Diplo Remix) by Marlena Shaw
Release: 2008
Diplo: Philadelphia-based American DJ

California Soul is a pop-soul tune written by Ashford & Simpson, issued originally as a single by American pop quintet The Fifth Dimension in late 1968. It was also covered by Motown vocal duo Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell the next year and was the duo's last single together when released in early 1970.

Song: California Soul by Marlena Shaw
Release: 1969 (From the Album The Spice of Life)
Buy the song on Amazon here.

Both the Fifth Dimension's version and the Gaye/Terrell version were modest charted hits. The original performed better reaching number twenty-five on the pop singles chart, while Marvin and Tammi's cover reached number fifty-six pop but never charted R&B. The duet was released after Terrell's tragic death from a brain tumor in March 1970.