Guess I’ve been working too hard, because I had an advertising dream last night.
We were waiting for the clients to fly in from Gibson Guitar.
(Since I once worked on Martin Guitar, this fact alone was hilarious to me.)
We had a lot of work we weren’t sure about.
My art director said suddenly, “what if it’s a rocker who just wants to
do an acoustic song? It could start out ‘44 cities.’ “
I took out a pen and scribbled this on the back of a photo:
44 cities.
Millions of tickets.
And the ache to find one genuine moment of connection.
When it’s just you,
A guitar,
And a lump in your throat,
Make it a Gibson.
Gibson Guitars.
Our world is your stage.
I woke up just as the client walked in the room.
My stage, for 20 years.
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Stages.
Guess I’ve been working too hard, because I had an advertising dream last night.
We were waiting for the clients to fly in from Gibson Guitar.
(Since I once worked on Martin Guitar, this fact alone was hilarious to me.)
We had a lot of work we weren’t sure about.
My art director said suddenly, “what if it’s a rocker who just wants to
do an acoustic song? It could start out ‘44 cities.’ “
I took out a pen and scribbled this on the back of a photo:
44 cities.
Millions of tickets.
And the ache to find one genuine moment of connection.
When it’s just you,
A guitar,
And a lump in your throat,
Make it a Gibson.
Gibson Guitars.
Our world is your stage.
I woke up just as the client walked in the room.
My stage, for 20 years.
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