| "If you have never ever sighed--sort of inwardly, I mean--at the wry, romantic radio commercials created by Garrett Brown and Anne Winn, you may need to send your soul out to be defrosted." --Chicago Tribune | |||||||||
| "He's the arch, flirtatious gentleman never at a loss for the ingeniously clever line; she's the aggressive yet disarming self-conscious woman with the world's most wonderful laugh." --Chicago Tribune | |||||||||
| "They have the ability to give sort of hard information in a very charming way." --Shelly Lazarus | |||||||||
| "Together they have cut a wide swath through the radio advertising business, winning awards and earning kudos at every turn by producing sweet, humorous vignettes often considerably more entertaining than the sponsored programs they interrupt. --Chicago Tribune | |||||||||
| They met in the mid-60s while working at a Philadelphia ad agency where they saw themselves as misfits: She was a Philly born copywriter who had studied journalism, painted pictures, written "weird, rotten poetry"; he was a radio and TV ad producer who was born in New Jersey and had dropped out of college to make his living as a folk singer and car salesman before getting involved with the technical end of making broadcast commercials. "There's a sense of romance...plus, it's a very soft sell--but a measurable intrusive piece of advertising for the sponsor." --Ray Shannon | |||||||||
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