AppleTV+ rolled out their new crime drama “City On Fire” May 12th. Heard in Episode 105: “Brass Tacks” is Craig Marsden’s 1979 Pop gem “Love Is More Than A Feeling.” Stream “City On Fire” May 26th, and experience Craig Marsden on his Fervor Records release “Retrospective 1977 – 1985” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!

Appearing in the Apple TV+ series “High Desert” is a 1961 rarity from the vaults of Fervor Records. Heard in Episode 104 is “Lovers Land” by the late great hit songwriting duo Margaret Lewis and Grace Tennessee (aka Mira Smith). The recording is from Mira Smith’s historic Shreveport, LA label Ram Records. Stream “High Desert” May 24th, and experience the early recordings of Margaret and Mira on the Ram Records/Fervor Records release “Margaret Lewis with Grace Tennessee” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!

The Newton Brothers’ “Start At The Bottom” appears in this week’s installment of the CW hit series “Riverdale.” Episode 709 features the song, which was recorded in Phoenix, AZ for MCI Records in 1957. The tune helped launch the career of Mr. Las Vegas himself, Wayne Newton. Don’t miss “Riverdale” May 24th, and experience The Newton Brothers on the Fervor Records release “Vintage Country 1957 – 1969” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!

Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls star in the remake of the 1992 comedy “White Men Can’t Jump.” Heard in the film are two classics from the vaults of Fervor Records including; “Get It On” by The Counts from their 1971 LP “Album Two,” and 1973’s “Mellos” by Fat City. Stream “White Men Can’t Jump” on Hulu May 19th, and experience Fat City on the Fervor Records release “Ain’t No Time For Stoppin’” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!

Len Boone’s infectious 1982 Pop masterpiece “Do Whatcha Feel” appears in Episode 618 of “Station 19” on ABC. Don’t miss “Station 19” May 18th, and experience Len Boone on his Fervor Records release “Do Whatcha Feel” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!

The 1980 Country classic “Tonight I Feel So Bad,” by Deadly Earnest & The Honky Tonk Heroes, appears in Episode 106 of the HBO Max series “Love And Death.” Stream “Love And Death” May 18th, and look for the official reissue of Deadly Earnest & The Honky Tonk Heroes’ 1980 LP “Deadly Ernest II” coming soon from Fervor Records!

The new Paramount+ series “Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies” will feature a classic from the vaults of Fervor Records. Appearing in Episode 108 is the 1954 gem “Be My Lady Love Tonight” by the great Bob Kelly & The Pikes. Stream “Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies” May 18th, and experience Bob Kelly & The Pikes on their Fervor Records release “Pioneers of Rock n’ Roll & Pop” across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify & beyond!