Your uh TV commercial with it was a Dodge Ram Dodge Ram. Yeah. Crazy huge that's right it feels right it reminded us right yeah it reminds us of the uh like a rock commercial.

From being fearless to being determined, Ram Trucks shines a light on its owners to the tune of "Heart Like A Truck" by Lainey Wilson.

Ram Trucks has launched a new marketing campaign featuring Grammy Award-winner Miranda Lambert singing "Roots and Wings," a song she wrote exclusively for the campaign. Lambert says the song was inspired by what the Ram brand stands for and is a personal story about where she came from and where she is going.

Miranda Lambert is the New Face of Dodge RAM Trucks – Miami Lakes Automall Ram.

Ram's “Opportunity” spot enjoyed a significant amount of airtime this summer, backed by an energetic and positive country music soundtrack from “Sun Ain't Even Gone Down Yet” by Brothers Osborne. The track was released this past July, so Ram was able to tie a brand affinity benefit to the song as it grew in popularity.

2023 Chevrolet Silverado TV Spot, 'Choose Your Own Path' Song by Sam Tinnesz [T2]

Ram Jam's only hit, "Black Betty," created quite a stir when Epic released it.

The Very Best of Ram Jam

• Black Betty. 3:57.
• Let It All Out. 3:59.
• Keep Your Hands On the Wheel. 3:34.
• Right On the Money. 3:11.
• All for the Love of Rock N' Roll. 3:00.
• 404. 3:43.
• High Steppin' 3:40.
• Overloaded. 2:54.

actor Jason Jones 13 February 2023 The 60-second commercial, “Premature Electrification,” features Emmy-nominated actor Jason Jones as he addresses some potential electrification anxieties that consumers may have about purchasing an all-electric vehicle, including range, power and payload.

actor Jason Jones The 60-second spot, scheduled to air at the beginning of the first commercial break of the fourth quarter and also available online, sounds like just another prescription drug ad, but with actor Jason Jones as the seemingly earnest pitchman, the script heads elsewhere quickly, highlighting the questions many Americans ...

In the earliest adverts, companies would use jingles and specially composed songs to explicitly promote the product being advertised. In 1926, the first radio jingle was by the “Wheatles”, encouraging the audience to listen to Wheatles.

Go on YouTube and look up the commercial by company name and any specific detail about it. You'll find the commercial and, if it doesn't say the name of the song in the description, someone in the comments will have the answer.