The Crown and Goose Jingle Contest Finals: Russ Walker

[emer2525]

Russ--it's awesome! love it and love it!

[wstrive4]

Russ' jingle is the best by far

[pkcockrum]

a long way from being a banker...my vote's for Russ

[jinglejudge]

this one is the best and I should know.

[blazenzac]

Seriously, if the crown and goose doesn't use this then mcdonalds or pepsi should.

[christophersuder]

russssssssssssssssssssssssssss­ssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!

[christophersuder]

russ walker is my hero, easily

[blazenzac]

russ for president!

[mrwalk00]

great job russ, my vote is for you

[rebekahcampbell]

My vote is for Russ...love the lyrics, the melody....all of it....caught myself humming it earlier today.

[jaunty530]

go #30!!!! I think that the catch line "trade your pub grub for the step above" is jaunty!!

[nefeguy81]

I love this one. Its got my vote

[wowster83]

I'm gonna trade my pub grub right now and get out to the goose!!

[radshelia1179]

I just love this jingle.  Sounds like early Elton John

[glenaddair]

This one is the catchiest. I honestly can't get it out of my head

[travberk]

I vote for Russ. Does anybody know if he is part Italian?

[chunkstachik]

It's hard to understand what he says.. the words are so fast...

[rebsuz]

Gee, Russ or Ben....I love you both SO MUCH! However, get a grig men, the kid has it. We love Wes Bailey and his original (the only true) Crown & Goose jingle. This is not a Gabe Dixon Fest or a Singalong for loose geese!

[thedirtyguvnahs]

after hearing this song, i'm thinking about setting up a tent in the beer garden and raising a family there. i love it.

[dthab]

Russ! Dude! You have The Gift!!!

[haroldthesmasher]

Russ wins

[pleach1]

My vote's for Russ

[wayneblasius]

Tough call with Russ or Ben, but Russ gets the nod!

[dkwise1418]

Russ is still the one.

[JesseStu]

I wrote something similar on Bannister's take:

It's difficult to choose between Benjamin Bannister and Russ Walker's songs. They both are memorable and catchy (Russ's piano excels). I think the difference comes with target markets: I think Walker's song would fit better into a television commercial, where the scenes would fit the high energy and catchy choruses in the spot. For radio, though, Bannister's take engages the crowd and echos the rowdy spirit of the European pub.

Great job to both.