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Nov 6, 2007 · Thomas W. Dawes, a rock musician whose band opened for the Beatles on their final tour but who made a broader mark on pop culture writing music for such well-known commercial advertising...
Tom Dawes. Soundtrack: Demolition Man. Musician and TV commercial jingle writer Thomas Webster Dawes was born on July 25, 1943 in Albany, New York. He met fellow musician, Don Dannemann, while attending Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
Nov 2, 2007 · Thomas W. Dawes, a rock musician and composer who wrote music for some of advertising’s best-known commercial jingles, including “Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz” for Alka-Seltzer and “7Up, the Uncola,”...
Oct 24, 2007 · DAWES--Thomas W. Noted musician, composer, and photographer, died on October 13, at age 64, of a stroke following carotid artery surgery at the Cornell Weill Center of New York-Presbyterian...
The Cyrkle's original bass player, Tom Dawes (who had had a very remarkable career as a jingle writer), had died in 2007. So, McLoughlin set his sights on locating the band's original singer and lead guitarist Don Dannemann.
Tom Dawes. Soundtrack: Demolition Man. Musician and TV commercial jingle writer Thomas Webster Dawes was born on July 25, 1943 in Albany, New York. He met fellow musician, Don Dannemann, while attending Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
The first album to compile the glorious jingles of Tom Dawes (The Cyrkle) both his released diddies and his concept commercials. On colored vinyl, complete with two sets of liner notes,...
Nov 2, 2007 · Tom Dawes ’65, a member of the rock band The Cyrkle and composer for some of the best-known commercial jingles, died Oct. 13. Comprised of Dawes and Don Danneman ’65, Marty Fried ’66, and Earle Pickens ’65, The Cyrkle recorded the hit single “Red Rubber Ball,” written by Paul Simon and Bruce Woodley.
Listen to music by Tom Dawes on Apple Music. Find top songs and albums by Tom Dawes including We Thought We Could Fly (feat. Don Dannemann & Tom Dawes), Avon: Elusive" and more.
We invite you to discover that the lush pop songs of Tom Dawes didn’t end when with the breakup of The Cyrkle, they just became more elusive. The first CD to compile the glorious jingles of Tom Dawes (The Cyrkle) both his released diddies and his concept commercials.
