tastes good like cigarette tastes good like cigarette enduring slogan appeared newspaper magazine radio television advertisements cigarettes brand introduction best known american tobacco advertising campaigns ranked eighth best radio television aired united_states 20th century deliberate use like provided advertising agency overall campaign directed executives serving producer director visual recording production related campaign initial years adams trained musician right singer model pianist ghost wrote husband recorded group song johnson quick hand word cigarette caught america ear surprise success second johnson folk tune skip faded obscurity departure time advertising campaign target distinct niche groups apart core wasp american jews african americans catchy campaign come piece consciousness people young alive remember campaign occurred slogan remembered added simpson beginnings future president charge marketing new addition line gray listened advertising employees slogan tastes good like cigarette ought considered replaced tastes good like cigarette print appeared september life following month sponsor news variety time television advertisements aired radio television radio television advertisements slogan presented fashion noticeable beat near end sound like win tastes good like cigarette noise substituted actors commercials knocking twice truck carrying cigarettes actor lighter twice cigarettes sponsors television series series stars virtues smoking reciting series later come fire advertising cigarettes animated series watched children pulled involvement series character born grammar controversy campaign long run media criticized slogan incorrect tastes good cigarette nash new_yorker published poem ran like goes madison avenue like goes nation hosting morning refused line written announcer instead says provocative use like instead created minor sensation implies phrase responsible brand second place market overtook mall cigarettes cigarette united_states advertising campaign continued impression mass media fall small literary communities united_states published new international dictionary dictionary editors refused condemn use like conjunction cited tastes good like cigarette example popular use publication new_york_times called edition wrote general decay values players spoke line stretched boundaries tastes good like cigarette ought sought image chose respond slogan want good grammar good taste mad magazine published parody cover january issue set cemetery featured written past tense good like cigarette mean cigarette want good grammar good taste wanted live lot longer new slogan wide use tastes good like cigarette retired permanently actor claimed responsibility wording slogan interview playboy magazine garner narrated original commercial stated action captured film line provided noted advertisements appeared print debut television cast doubt garner claim
Winston tastes good like a cigarette should