Featured the Best Advert Ever . . . the “Seceret-ah Lemon-ayde Dri-hinkaah!” ad? Jingle sung by Ross MacManus (Elvis Costello‘s dad) with young Elvis on backing vocals.
A specially-written song that wasn’t cringemakingly bad, and managed to mention the product name 20 times in as many seconds.
The ad was remade in the 90s and featured Jimmy Greaves and Nicholas Parsons amongst others.
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