Armour Star Franks Pied Piper Salesman's Song

Young & Rubicam created [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/17477707]the original "The Dog Kids Love To Bite" jingle[/url] in 1967. This record has 30- and 60-second versions of it, titled "Pied Piper". In addition, it has a "Salesman's Song" version that was obviously meant for corporate and sales convention use, not radio airplay -- there is some "adult content" in new lyrics that sing the praises of "Armour Salesmen" instead of "Armour Hot Dogs". Though this record is not dated, it was likely part of the initial 1967 rollout of the "The Dog Kids Love To Bite" campaign -- "Pied Piper" is performed by the same singer and in the same style as the original commercial except there are no children singing. Young & Rubicam later produced [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/6195176]versions of the song in 6 different music genres.[/url]