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Does anybody remember that commercial for "Oxygen" TV? The one where the babies in the hospital throw their pink blankets on the floor symbolizing feminism?
What was the name of the song that was played when the commercial was on? And who composed or played it?
"I am free, I am invincible, I am one."
Can someone please help me? I really want to check out this song :p
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Originally posted by patach Does anybody remember that commercial for "Oxygen" TV? The one where the babies in the hospital throw their pink blankets on the floor symbolizing feminism?
What was the name of the song that was played when the commercial was on? And who composed or played it?
"I am free, I am invincible, I am one."
Can someone please help me? I really want to check out this song :p
Was that not Helen Reddy ?? Not sure if it was hers or a 'cover'...
Originally posted by sleeper54 Was that not Helen Reddy ?? Not sure if it was hers or a 'cover'...
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Newp, Ms. Reddy sang:
I am strong
I am invincible
I am woman
I know the song in question but I canna recall the singer. I always thought it was done just for Oxygen's commercial however?
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I know the song in question but I canna recall the singer. I always thought it was done just for Oxygen's commercial however?
Shannon ...
I've only seen the commercial a couple of times and haven't really paid attention to it but...I thought they did use the Reddy music but perhaps not those words. Who pays attention to commericals, anyway...
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