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Fifty years of classic jazz and blues are combined with TVS First Look Original Programming to add to the 2021 TVS Music Network.Com schedule.
ESSINGTON, Pa. - PennZone -- TVS Music Network.Com, the 24/7 streaming ad supported free to view post cable network, has added Midnight Refrain, a new series showcasing Classic Jazz and Blues from the first 50 years of television. In addition to performance videos from classic TV shows, TVS First Look Original Programming will produce new performance videos of classic jazz and blues artists.
As one of 36 TVS MicroChannels.Com, TVS Music Network can be seen on the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix. Via apps from Apple, Amazon, ROKU, Google, and Web TV, TVS programming is available on all IPTV and Mobile devices, as well as on Smart TVs in 85% of TV homes in the USA.
Jazz and Blues artists appearing on the Midnight Refrain series include Chico Hamilton, Buddy Greco, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, Doc Severinson, Eydie Gorme, Dave Pell, and dozens more.
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TVS Music Network.Com also includes pop, rock and roll, and country music superstars from the first 50 years of television in the USA. Classic shows such as Shindig, Your Hit Parade, Hullabaloo, Sing Along With Mitch, Rollin on the River, Bobby Vinton Show, Sonny and Cher, Glen Campbell Show, and Hollywood Squares are included on the post cable network.
TVS programming is free to view and ad supported. TVS AdSales.Com, headed by Jerry Wolff, handles all sponsorship, native advertising, paid programming, product placement, promotion, and marketing opportunities. TVS AdSales.Com is located in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Atlanta.
TVS Television Network.Com is the fourth oldest commercial broadcast TV network in the USA. Founded in 1960, TVS has produced and distributed thousands of TV shows for broadcast, cable, mobile, OTT, IPTV, and home video platforms. TVS also produces 1100 TVS First Look Original TV shows from TVS Studios in Philadelphia.
As one of 36 TVS MicroChannels.Com, TVS Music Network can be seen on the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix. Via apps from Apple, Amazon, ROKU, Google, and Web TV, TVS programming is available on all IPTV and Mobile devices, as well as on Smart TVs in 85% of TV homes in the USA.
Jazz and Blues artists appearing on the Midnight Refrain series include Chico Hamilton, Buddy Greco, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Ella Fitzgerald, Doc Severinson, Eydie Gorme, Dave Pell, and dozens more.
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TVS Music Network.Com also includes pop, rock and roll, and country music superstars from the first 50 years of television in the USA. Classic shows such as Shindig, Your Hit Parade, Hullabaloo, Sing Along With Mitch, Rollin on the River, Bobby Vinton Show, Sonny and Cher, Glen Campbell Show, and Hollywood Squares are included on the post cable network.
TVS programming is free to view and ad supported. TVS AdSales.Com, headed by Jerry Wolff, handles all sponsorship, native advertising, paid programming, product placement, promotion, and marketing opportunities. TVS AdSales.Com is located in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Atlanta.
TVS Television Network.Com is the fourth oldest commercial broadcast TV network in the USA. Founded in 1960, TVS has produced and distributed thousands of TV shows for broadcast, cable, mobile, OTT, IPTV, and home video platforms. TVS also produces 1100 TVS First Look Original TV shows from TVS Studios in Philadelphia.
Source: TVS Television Network
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