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Two vintage Blues classics from the vaults of Fervor Records can be heard in Episode 404 of Law & Order: Organized Crime on NBC! From 1995 Chuck Hall Band’s “Pick Up The Telephone” and from Pulse, “Thanks For Thinking Of Me But That’s Alright” from the band’s 1968 Poison Ring Records self-titled LP. Stream Law & Order: Organized Crime on Peacock, and both artists on Fervor Records across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!
A bit of 1970s magic from Fervor Records can be heard in The CW’s new crime drama “Wild Cards.” Appearing in Episode 107 is The Triplett Twins’ 1970 single “Pretty Please.” Don’t miss “Wild Cards” February 21st, and experience “The Triplett Twins” on their self-titled the Fervor Records release across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!
ABC crime drama “Will Trent” is back! Heard in the season opener “Me Llamo Will Trent” is the 1965 Soul classic “My Love Is Real” from the original Calvin Harris. Don’t miss another great season of “Will Trent” starting February 20th, and experience Calvin Harris on the Fervor Records release “1960’s Soul: New York To Shreveport” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!
Another great from the vaults of Fervor Records can be heard in the Hulu hit series “Life & Beth.” Appearing in Episode 206, is the great Bill Champlin’s 1980 recording “One More Day.” Stream “Life & Beth” February 16th!
Now streaming on Peacock TV! Heard in the Season 3 premiere of SYFY’s “Resident Alien” is Ingrid Hagelberg’s lovely “Je Sais Qu’On Va S’Revoir.” Experience Ingrid on the Fervor Records release “Les Origines de l’amour” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!
The seventh and final season of the CBS hit comedy “Young Sheldon” premieres February 15th. Heard in the season opener: “Half A Wiener Schnitzel And Underwear In A Tree” is The Tony Pritchett Band’s “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now.” The song is from the Athens, GA band’s 1980 self titled LP which has been reissued on Fervor Records! Stream “Young Sheldon” on Paramount+, and The Tony Pritchett Band across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!
Netflix premieres “The Vince Staples Show” February 15th. Heard in Episode 105 of the biographical comedy is the 1965 Ram Records recording “Yeah Yeah Baby” by the late great Margaret Lewis. Stream “The Vince Staples Show” on Netflix and look for “Yeah Yeah Baby” coming soon on a Ram/Fervor Records release!