Hans Poulsen originally created the jingle and the account was handled by O&M Sydney.
A later version from 1981
And a later one listed as 1985 but from memory it was actually created in 1984
Hans Poulsen originally created the jingle and the account was handled by O&M Sydney.
A later version from 1981
And a later one listed as 1985 but from memory it was actually created in 1984
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