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Jazz commercial songs. Popular commercial songs.

Jazz has a stylish, sophisticated image, and it’s easy on the ears—perfect as background music, right?

You often hear it as BGM in cafes and restaurants, where it helps create a calm, relaxed atmosphere.

And those famous jazz tunes are huge hits in commercials, too!

From global classics known as jazz standards to jazz arrangements of pop songs and anime themes, a wide variety of jazz numbers have been used in commercials over the years.

In this article, we’ll introduce a whole range of jazz featured in commercials all in one go!

Why not take this as a chance to get interested in jazz?

Jazz commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (51–60)

SmileCharlie Chaplin

Smile, Charlie Chaplin , Modern Times, 1936
SmileCharlie Chaplin

A popular song that has been used in commercials such as Suntory’s “BOSS Silky Black,” SoftBank’s “iPhone 5,” and Kirin Beer’s “Kirin Free.” Originally, it appeared as an instrumental piece in the film Modern Times by the silent film comedy king Charlie Chaplin and had no lyrics.

In the 1950s, for reasons unknown, English lyrics were added.

Afterwards, as renowned jazz singers like Nat King Cole and others recorded it one after another, it became a globally popular song.

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In conclusion

We introduced many famous jazz pieces used in commercials.

From classic tunes known as jazz standards to jazz arrangements of well-known songs, stylish and easy-to-listen-to jazz has been featured in all kinds of commercials.

Why not take this article as an opportunity to step into the deep and fascinating world of jazz?