The original Jingle was recorded by The Stargazers. Cliff Adams and the Stargazers once appeared on Sunday Night at the London Palladium and ended their act in bearskins, re-enacting the commercial on the stage.
Then they threw packets of Murray Mints to the audience. It caused a sensation.
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