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Though they weren’t around for long, Advertising managed one brilliantly eccentric album, 1978’s Jingles. The punk-era Cambridge pop music group produced in 1976 around Tot Taylor and Simon Boswell, both of whom strummed and sang. Taylor acquired appeared previously in A PARTICULAR Moment as well as the Blue Kittens, a theatrical music group which released no materials but do compose a musical. The punk explosion motivated Taylor to create a pop music group, with Boswell, he chosen the name Marketing. The early one “Lipstick” just skipped the UK graphs in 1977 (and deserved far better), however the group agreed upon with EMI Information because of their debut record, Jingles. Its insufficient success, however, triggered the band’s break-up. While Taylor started a solo profession immediately after, Boswell surfaced first like a maker and later because the creator of Live Cable and Data.