2016 News
Kings And Queens and The Man in the High Castle
Season 2 of Amazon’s science-fiction thriller “The Man In The High Castle” starts streaming December 16th, 2016. Featured in Episode 206: “????” is the beautiful 1962 ballad “Kings And Queens” by Jay Ramsey. Mr. Ramsey’s career highlights are many, but one shining nugget of literal gold is his cut with the King of Rock and Roll himself, Elvis Presley. Elvis covered Jay’s tune “We Can Make The Morning” on his 1971 certified Gold Record “Elvis Now.” Jay’s tune was joined by a few other well-known gems by Lennon/McCartney, Kris Kristofferson, Gordon Lightfoot, Buffy Sainte-Marie, and Johnny Mercer. Enjoy the many talents …
We Wish You A Merry Christmas, NCIS
CBS mega-hit “NCIS” has geared up for the Holidays with a vintage classic from the Fervor vaults. Episode 317: “The Tie That Binds” features Danny Infantino’s heartwarming rendition of the seasonal favorite “We Wish You A Merry Christmas.” Don’t miss “NCIS” December 13th, 2016 on CBS, and/or Amazon… and Merry Christmas from Fervor Records too!
Don’t miss Nick Nolte’s hilarious new Epix comedy “Graves.” Appearing in Episode 109: “Through A Glass Gravely” is “Me Mata El Dolor” by Andy Gonzales Y Sus Amigos. The song is from the band’s self-titled Fervor Records release, now available on Apple, Amazon, iHeartRADIO, and/or Spotify. Episode 109 of “Graves” airs December 11th, 2016 on Epix.
I’m Gonna Leave Mozart in the Jungle
Episode 308 of Amazon Studios’ “Mozart In The Jungle” features Fervor Records classic “I’m Gonna Leave” by Connie Conway.
The Soul Blenders Kick It in Club de Cuervos
Season 2 of the first Spanish-language Netflix original series “Club De Cuervos” premieres December 9th, 2016. The Mexican futbol based comedy-drama turned to Fervor Records for some down and dirty 1960s Soul. The series licensed the 1967 classic “Broadway Shing-A-Ling” by the Soul Blenders for use in Episode 210. Start streaming “Club De Cuervos” December 9th, and enjoy the Soul Blenders on the Fervor Records release “Cult Hits of the 1960s: SOUL!” available via Apple, Amazon, Spotify and beyond!
Rectify, Fragile Handle with Care
“Rectify,” the first original series from SundanceTV, has turned to Fervor Records for some authentic 1980s jams. The final season of the legal drama chose The Interior Castle’s 1984 classic “Fragile Handle With Care” for Episode 407: “Happy Unburdening.” Tune in to “Rectify” on SundanceTV December 7th, 2016, or enjoy on Amazon. Be on the lookout for The Interior Castle on an upcoming Fervor Records’ re-issue.
Impastor Plays Notes From Brazil
Fervor Records continues to light up TV Land’s “Impastor.” Episode 210: “Thy Neighbor’s Wife“ features two songs, from two artists, with drastically diverse backgrounds. Steven Staryk is known as the “King Of Concertmasters” for his work with the Royal Philharmonic of London, the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, the Chicago Symphony, and the Toronto Symphony. Staryk contributes his 1959 recording of Monti’s “La Foret” with his ensemble Primas Stephan and his Royal Tziganes. Next up is Jazz saxophonist Peter Blair with his Bossa Nova composition “Notes From Brazil.” Catch “Impastor” December 7th, 2016, and enjoy “La Foret” on YouTube, and “Notes From Brazil” on …
Happy Just to be Alive with American Express
American Express’ “Shop Small” campaign features the Fervor Records classic “Happy Just To Be Alive” by Christopher Blue. Catch it beginning December 1st!
Good Behavior, She’s From the City
Fervor Records’ extensive catalog of period classics continues to be a go-to source for hit TV shows and movies. Season 1 of TNT’s “Good Behavior” has once again turned to the label for some vintage 1970s Rock. Episode 105: “Beautiful Things Deserve Beautiful Things” will feature Brian Donnelly’s 1977 Rock classic “She’s From The City.” Don’t miss “Good Behavior” Tuesday nights on TNT, and be on the lookout for an upcoming Fervor Records reissue of Brian Donnelly’s 70s classics.
Samsung Hooks Up With Fervor In the Elevator
Consumer electronics giant Samsung and Fervor Records meet in a gorgeous long form advert for their innovative new camera, “Gear 360.” Filmmaker and YouTube sensation Casey Neistat shows Super Model Karlie Kloss entirely new realms of technological possibility with the ingenious Samsung device. “Returns & Exchanges” by Barry Schleifer, from the Fervor Records release “The Beautiful Music of Elevators” is featured in well… the elevator. Check out the video and how the Samsung Gear 360 will change your life here, and enjoy “Returns & Exchanges” on Apple, Amazon, Spotify and beyond!
Red Oaks Gets Loud N’ Restless
The 80s insanity continues on “Red Oaks!” Epitomizing the era of excess in Episode 208: “Lost and Found” is Loosely Tight’s Rock n’ Roll anthem “Loud n’ Restless,” along with “I Love The Night” by Zeus. Re-live the 80s with “Red Oaks” now streaming on Amazon, and click the song titles to enjoy these classics from Fervor Records.
Amazon’s “Red Oaks” has totally loaded up on 1980s jams from Fervor Records for Episode 207: “The Anniversary.” Featured are “Good Days” by The Gringos, “As She Waits” by Brian Donnelly, “Lonely Hearts Lover” by Gina Samuels, “Diamonds and Emeralds” by Interior Castle, “A Chance For Me” by Shiver, “You’re My Lady” by Jay Ramsey, and “These Walls Between” by Loosely Tight. Binge watch “Red Oaks” on Amazon, and click to enjoy some of these great songs on the Fervor Records Red Oaks Season 2 Spotify Playlist.
I Wanna Be the One in Red Oaks
Episode 206 of Amazon’s “Red Oaks” features the Fervor Records classics “Majik” by the CelestialStarBand and “I Wanna Be The One” by Martie Echito.
Making a proud return to the land of “Red Oaks,” is Fervor Records’ very own Craig Marsden with his tune “Victim of Love” in Episode 204: “The Bris.” This Amazon smash regularly comes to Fervor to capture the sound and sensation of the 80s, and we are always thrilled to deliver. “Red Oaks” Season 2 hits your screens 11/11 on Amazon, and be sure to check out more killer tunes from Mr. Marsden on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and beyond.
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk
Sony Pictures’ “Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk” features the Fervor Records classics “Power of Positive Drinking” and “Beer Pop and Whiskey Stop” by The Mears Bothers, and “Why Do You Love Me?” by The Suicide Kings. Catch it beginning November 11th!
Later On with Fervor Records and Red Oaks!
Keeping the good times rolling with the Amazon Studios original comedy “Red Oaks,” Fervor Records is proud to announce that “Later On” by Lonnegan’s Band is making an appearance in Episode 202: “Memorial Day.” Featuring the talents of major label survivor David Dodt, Lonnegan’s Band became an institution at the eponymous Lonnegan’s bar in Scottsdale, AZ rocking the house with original marina rock tunes and high energy performances nightly. Tune in to the second season of Red Oaks on 11/11 on Amazon, and be sure to check out more jams from Lonnegan’s Band on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, and beyond.
Red Oaks Serves Up Some Arroyo!
Amazon Studios’ comedy smash “Red Oaks” is back in action, and Fervor Records is along for the ride rounding out this 80s comedy with plenty of tunes from yesteryear. Featured in Episode 202: “Memorial Day” is Arroyo’s classic tune “Caroline.” This funky jam hit the radio and made waves across the midwest in the 80s. Fervor is proud to bring this song back around on such a great project. “Red Oaks” Season 2 went live 11/11, and check out more tunes from Arroyo on Amazon, iTunes, YouTube and beyond.
Fervor Country Artists on Good Behavior
TNT premieres Season 1 of the new drama “Good Behavior” on November 15th, 2016. Starring Michelle Dockery and Juan Diego Botto the network is rolling out two episodes for the series debut. Fervor Records is extremely proud to be a part of both. Episode 101: “So You’re Not an English Teacher” features the 1958 Ram Records single “Just Another Lie” by Linda Brannon, and Episode102: “Only the Best for Mrs. Diaz” features the 1971 Country tearjerker “A Fancy Place To Cry” by Patsy Maples. Don’t miss “Good Behavior” on TNT and click the song titles to enjoy the music!
Country songstress Kailey Swanson released her Fervor Records debut “Nashville Stickup” on September 30th of this year. The video single of the title track has spread like wildfire, landing in rotation at over 1700 college campuses and retail establishments internationally. NBC’s “Chicago Fire” is also extremely enthusiastic about this electrifying young singer. Tonight, November 15th, Episode 5005: “I Held Her Hand” will feature Kailey’s song “Ghosts,” also from her Fervor EP. The video for “Ghosts” is set for release later this month – but you can enjoy Kailey Swanson across Apple, Amazon, iHeartRADIO, and/or Spotify now by clicking the links. Don’t miss Kailey Swanson in …
Chuck Hall Band & True Memoirs of an International Assassin
The Netflix Original Film, “True Memoirs of an International Assassin” features the Fervor Record classic “Standing in The Doorway” by Chuck Hall.
Fervor Records enlists with Army of One
From the brilliant mind of Larry Charles (Curb Your Enthusiasm, Borat), “Army of One” follows the true story of Gary Faulkner, played by Nicholas Cage, a construction worker who comes to believe he is tasked with singlehandedly tracking down Osama Bin Laden during the early 2000’s. Fervor Records is proud to have the 1977 classic “Solo Para Ti” by Chilo Escobedo featuring Mariachi Vargas appear in this eclectic story of one man’s journey into the unknown. Enjoy all of Chilo’s amazing 1970’s Mariachi classics on the Fervor Records’ re-issue “Chilo Escobedo, Su Vos Y Sus Canciones” available via Apple, Amazon and/or Spotify. Look for …
Fervor Records and Red Oaks Hit the Court for Season 2
There isn’t anything quite like Amazon Studios’ country club, tennis themed “Red Oaks.” Critics everywhere have praised the show’s authenticity, and Fervor Records is proud to once again be a go-to label for the vintage music on this totally 80s project. Perhaps indieWIRE said it best when describing Season 1, “throwing in ’80s hallmarks like outrageous side characters, apt musical numbers, sex, drugs and even a body-swap episode,” Premiering 11/11 on Amazon, “Red Oaks” will continue to take us back to a familiar place and time, introducing viewers to plenty of authentic period music throughout the season. Check out the …
Gotta Get Away, Come And Find Me
The film “Come An Find Me” features the Fervor Records classic “Gotta Get Away” by Harry Krapsho. Catch it on November 11th!
So Goes My Dream, Life In Pieces
Episode 203: “Eyebrow Anonymous Trapped Gem” of CBS sitcom “Life In Pieces” features the Fervor Records classic “So Goes My Dream” by Nadine Jansen. Catch it November 10th!
Fervor Records’ Future Pop sensations Super Stereo can be heard in this week’s installment of the Epix comedy “Graves.” Episode 104: “That Dare Not Speak” will feature “Distant Star” from the band’s Fervor Records release “This Is Future Pop.” Tune in to “Graves” on November 6th, 2016 for episode 104, and get your Future Pop fix on Apple, Amazon, Spotify!
Season 2 of Amazon’s historical drama “Good Girls Revolt” debuted October 28th, 2016. The series, set in 1969, features the 1968 Soul gem “Blending Soul” by the Soul Blenders. The song appears in Episode 106: “Strikethrough.” Binge watch “Good Girls Revolt” on Amazon and devour some tasty throwback jams from the Soul Blenders on the Fervor Records release “Cult Hits of the 1960’s: SOUL!” available on Apple, Amazon, Spotify and beyond.
Chicago Fire Has Real Bad Dream
For the second time this season veteran Bluesman Big Pete Pearson can be heard the NBC hit drama “Chicago Fire.” Episode 503: “Scorched Earth” features Big Pete’s Blues lament “Real Bad Dream.” The song was released on his Fervor Record’s release “Steppin’ Out” and available on Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and beyond.
TV Land has returned to Fervor Records for more musical gems for the popular sitcom “Impastor.” Episode 206: “The Bish is Back“ features two songs from Las Vegas starlet Becca Kotte. “Shadows & Light” and “Come In Slow,” from Becca’s Fervor Records release “Epic,” will air on November 2nd, 2016. Enjoy “Impastor” on TV Land, and Becca Kotte on Apple, Amazon and/or Spotify.
Season 4 of ABC’s hit period comedy “The Goldbergs” is well under way. The series has turned to Fervor Records for some authentic music of the 80s. Episode 406: “Recipe for Death II: Kiss The Cook” features “Hey,” a 1980 release from Power Pop pioneers Blue Shoes. Don’t miss “The Goldbergs” on November 2nd, 2016, and enjoy the Fervor Records release “The Best Of Blue Shoes” on Apple, Amazon, and/or Spotify!
Graves Finds Austin Carter Roundup
Epix political comedy “Graves” will feature another classic from Fervor Records’ vast array of period classics. Episode 103: “Nothing Can Come Of Nothing,” features Austin Carter Roundup’s 1976 recording “December’s Song.” Keep watching “Graves,” episode 103 airs on October 30th, 2016, and enjoy Austin Carter Roundup’s Fervor Records release “East of Midnight” on Apple, Amazon, Spotify and/or iHeart Radio.
Showtime’s hit dramedy “Shameless” is now in it’s seventh season! In need of some serious 1960s Country music the series reached out to Fervor Records. Episode 704: “I Am A Storm” will feature Donnie Owens’ 1966 ARA Records single “Climbin’ The Walls.” Tune in to “Shameless” on Showtime on October 23rd, 2016, and enjoy Donnie Owens on Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and/or YouTube.
In the early 1970s the Rock band Kindred inked with Warner Bros. Records. The band teamed with the legendary Chuck Negron who not only produced 2 albums for the group, but also took them on tour with his chart topping hit machine Three Dog Night. While on tour, Kindred recorded “We Found Love” live in Los Angeles. Fervor Records unearthed this obscure 1972 recording proving Kindred definitely knew their way around the Blues! 44 years later, Fervor has landed the song in the Amazon Original Series “Goliath.” Hear “We Found Love” in Episode 108: “Citizens United,” as well as on …
Channel Zero Has The Hard Times All Over Again
SyFy’s supernatural horror drama “Channel Zero” continues with more vintage Country classics from the Fervor archives. Episode 102: “I’ll Hold Your Hand” features Gale Wahl’s 1982 Comstock Records single “The Hard Times All Over Again.” Don’t miss episode 102 airing October 18th, 2016, and be the lookout for a Comstock Records retrospective coming soon from Fervor Records.
Too Much of You Went With Him in Atlanta
FX premiered Season 1 of their much anticipated new dramedy “Atlanta” to critical acclaim on September 6th. The San Francisco Chronicle calls it “A finished, cinematic, and beautiful production that may be one of the best new shows of the fall.” Fervor Records is honored to be included in the new series with a choice cut in this week’s installment, Episode 107: “B.A.N.” Red Johnson, longtime Minnesota Country music mainstay, and former Capitol Records recording artist, contributes his 1966 single “Too Much Of You Went With Him” in this week’s episode, airing October 18th, 2016. Don’t miss “Atlanta” on FX, …
Standing in the Doorway, Goliath
Episode 106: “Line Of Fire” of Amazon’s “Goliath” features the Fervor Records classic “Standing In The Doorway” by Chuck Hall.
The CBS hit action-drama “Scorpion” is now in its third season and has once again turned to Fervor Records for some period music needs. Episode 304: “Little Lost Boy” will feature Tisa Weatherbee’s 1979 Disco anthem “I Love Dancin’.” Tune in on October 17th, 2016, or experience the infectious sounds of Tisa Weathersbee on Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and/or YouTube.
Nick Nolte and Sela Ward star in the new Joshua Michael Stern comedy “Graves.” The series premieres October 16th, 2016 on Epix. Episode 101: “Evil Good and Good Evil,” features a song from deep in the Fervor Records archives, the 1935 Morrison Records recording “When I Dance With The One I Love” by The Morrie Morrison Recording Orchestra. The Seattle based Morrison Records was well known for their multi-colored one-of-a-kind 78 rpm pressings, prized by vinyl collectors today. Don’t miss the inaugural episode of “Graves” and stay tuned for more great music from Fervor Records in upcoming episodes!
Goliath Turns Up Chuck Hall Band
Episode 104: “It’s Donald” of the Amazon Original Series “Goliath” features the Fervor Records classic “Boat Song” by Chuck Hall and the Chuck Hall Band.
Goliath Grabs 3 More From Fervor
Amazon’s “Goliath” fesatures the Fervor Records classics “Indigo” by Bridge, “Go Together” by Psychedelic Folk, and “Sail One” by Hans Olsen.
Amazon’s “Goliath” will feature another Blue’s tune from Fervor Records’ archives of period gems. Craig Marsden’s 1974 recording “Craig’s Blues” can be heard in Episode 102: “Pride and Prejudice.” As of October 14th, 2016 every episode of “Goliath” will be available to stream on Amazon. The tune “Craig’s Blues” is also available on Craig’s Fervor Records release “Brand New Start” via Apple, Amazon and/or Spotify.
Channel Zero Plays Be My Cowboy Tonight
SyFy launches their new supernatural horror anthology “Channel Zero: Candle Cove” onOctober 11th, 2016. Appearing in Episode 101: “You Have To Go Inside” is Susan Doll’s 1980 Comstock Records single “Be My Cowboy Tonight.” Don’t miss the much anticipated debut of “Channel Zero,” and be on the lookout for the upcoming Fervor Records’ Comstock retrospective, featuring the lovely Susan Doll & many more.
Big Pete Pearson Caught In Another Chicago Fire
Season 5 of NBC’s ratings juggernaut “Chicago Fire” premieres October 11th, 2016. Once again the series has turned to Fervor Records for its sonic needs. Episode 501: “The Hose or the Animal” features the song “Blues Wagon” from legendary Bluesman Big Pete Pearson. Don’t miss the kickoff to another great season of “Chicago Fire,” and enjoy Big Pete’s Fervor Records release “Steppin’ Out” now available on Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and beyond.
The Blacklist, You’ve Got What I Like
Episode 406: “Miles McGrath” of NBC’s “The Blacklist” features the Fervor Records classic “You’ve Got What I Like” by Christopher Blue. Catch it on October 6th!
The CW Premieres No Tomorrow With Fervor
“No Tomorrow,” The CW’s new sci-fi romantic dramedy, premieres today, October 4th, 2016. Featured in the pilot is Jerry Honigman’s 1978 Stones-influenced classic “Wild and Wooly Ways.” Don’t miss “No Tomorrow” tonight on The CW, and be on the lookout for the upcoming Jerry Honigman retrospective on Fervor Records: “Wild And Wooly Ways.” In the meantime, enjoy Jerry’s first Fervor Records release “Back To The Boom Boom” on Apple, Amazon, and/or Spotify.
Fervor Records Presents: 7 Burning Questions for Kailey Swanson
Fervor Records is proud to announce the 9.30 release of “Nashville Stickup” – songstress Kailey Swanson’s debut EP – out 9/30/16. We sat down with Kailey to help get to know her a bit, and shed some light on her career for fans both new & old. Get to know Kailey below, and check out the video for “Nashville Stickup” here and order your copy of her debut EP today!
A veritable all-star team of Hollywood comedians, including Owen Wilson, Zach Galifianakis and Kristen Wiig star in “Masterminds,” a highly anticipated comedy based on the 1997 North Carolina Loomis Fargo robbery. Featured in the film is a true classic from the Fervor archives, the 1967 Ramco Records single “She Was Never Mine To Lose” by Country great Tommy Strange. “Masterminds” hits theaters 09.30 .16, however you can enjoy Tommy Strange right away by clicking these links: Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, YouTube.
The Blacklist is Drifting Home to You
NBC mega-hit crime thriller “The Blacklist” is back for its fourth season, and the hits just keep on coming! Once again the series has turned to Fervor Records for some sensational period music. Appearing in Episode 402: “Mato” is the 1960 Ramco Records classic “Drifting Home To You” by the incredible Bob Cox. Don’t miss Episode 402 of “The Blacklist” on September 29th, and enjoy the amazing voice of Mr. Bob Cox on YouTube.
The new NBC dramedy “This Is Us” has opened to rave reviews and is touted as a suitable fix to fill the void of “Parenthood.” The series turned to Fervor Records for some authentic 80s throwback jams and chose a classic from former Chrysalis recording artist Brian Page. Appearing in Episode 102: “The Big Three“ is Brian’s song “Wish Away.” Catch episode 102 on September 27th and enjoy “The Very Best of Brian Page” on Apple, Amazon, and/or Spotify.
For the third time this season, “Halt and Catch Fire” is featuring music from the 80s Boston Punk band The Outlets. Episode 307: “The Threshold” will feature the band’s track “Wait.” Also appearing in the episode are two more Fervor Records classics from the iconic New Wave band The Jetzons – “She Has Won” and “Real Time.” AMC airs episode 307: “The Threshold” on 09.27.16. Click the song titles to experience a dose of raucous nostalgia from Fervor Records.
Laid In America Turns Up One More Lonely Night
The new indie film “Laid In America,” is chock-full of YouTube celebs including KSI and Caspar Lee. Featured in the film are two greats from Fervor Records, The Revenants’ “One More Lonely Night,” and “New Babylon” from Reggae Revolution. “Laid In America” premieres in London on September 26th, and Hollywood the following day. The film simultaneously drops on DVD, Blu-Ray, Amazon, iTunes and beyond. Get “Laid In America” on September 27th, and click the song titles to get your music on.
Transparent, Fervor Records & Sanford Clark
50s/60s Country chart topper, and Rockabilly Hall of Fame inductee Sanford Clark will be featured in the third season of the hit Amazon series “Transparent.” Episode 308: “If I Were Bell” features Mr. Clark’s 1966 recording “Bad Case of You.” Amazon rolls out the entire third season of “Transparent” on September 23rd, 2016. A date that magically coincides with the release of the Sanford Clark retrospective “Once Upon A Time” from Fervor Records. Watch “Transparent” on Amazon, and get Sanford Clark “Once Upon A Time,” on Amazon or Apple.
Netflix launched the new comedy “Easy” on September 22nd. The streaming giant has rolled out all 8 episodes for your binge watching enjoyment. Heard in Episode 105: “Art and Life” is the 1975 gem “Heaven And You” by former Mouseketeer, Lynn Ready. “Heaven And You” is culled from the vaults of Fervor Records and is part of Lynn’s Fervor release “Daydreamer.” Catch “Easy” on Netflix, and enjoy Lynn Ready on Apple, Amazon, Spotify and/or YouTube.
No Fun For Halt and Catch Fire
1980s period drama “Halt and Catch Fire” has licensed another track by Boston-based 80s Punk band The Outlets. Episode 306: “And She Waits” will feature the band’s infectious Punk anthem “No Fun.” AMC airs episode 306 of “Halt and Catch Fire” on 09.20.16. It might sound crazy – but you can enjoy “No Fun” now on Apple, Amazon, and/or Spotify.
Super High On Your Love From Dusk till Dawn
Director Robert Rodriguez has launched Season 3 of his El Rey Network action/horror/drama “From Dusk till Dawn: The Series.” The show has grabbed a slice of 1970s Soul nirvana from none other than Fervor Records. “Super High On Your Love,” a super sexy jam from the one and only Mr. Bobby Barnes, was recorded in 1977 and now appears in Episode 303: “Mistress.” Don’t miss “From Dusk till Dawn: The Series” Wednesday September 20th, 2016 on the El Rey Network. Enjoy Bobby Barnes on Apple, Amazon, Spotify and/or YouTube.
When You Call My Name In Sister Cities
Lifetime’s “Sister Cities” features Fervor Record classic “When You Call My Name” by Jerry Honigman.
The new Cinemax 1970s period drama “Quarry” has reached out to Fervor Records for some authentic music of the era. Episode102: “Figure Four” features the 1967 recording “Lost Dreams” by The Soulsations. Don’t miss “Quarry” Saturday, September 16th on Cinemax, and enjoy “Lost Dreams” on ”Cult Hits of the 1960’s: SOUL!” available via Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and beyond.
Fervor Records Says Hello to Katie Says Goodbye
New indie flick “Katie Says Goodbye” has turned to Fervor Records for music needs spanning three decades. Included in this compelling drama are five songs from the Fervor archives including: 1964’s “Three O’clock In The Morning” by Eddie M., 1971’s “Home Was Never Like This” by Dick Flood, “No Heart For Love To Know” and “Let The Devil Pour The Wine” by Peter Sivo Band, and from 1980, “Be My Cowboy Tonight” by Susan Doll. “Katie Says Goodbye” will make its world premiere 09.11.16 at the Toronto International Film Festival. Click the song titles to enjoy!
Devon Terrell, Ashley Judd, and Jenna Elfman star in the upcoming film “Barry,” which takes us back to Barack Obama’s college days in 1981. A couple of Fervor Records recordings proved to be a perfect fit for both the era and the flick. Former Capricorn recording artist Bob McGilpin’s 1979 Disco anthem “Jump On It,” and White Heat’s 1977 Rock instrumental “Kamikaze Love,” are both featured. “Barry” will make its world premiere 09.10.16 at the Toronto International Film Festival. You can click here to listen to Bob McGilpin on Spotify, and keep your eyes peeled for Fervor Records’ White Heat retrospective “Presence …
Aquarius Has Got to Give You Up
In 1967, a young Ronnie Whitehead recorded the blistering Soul single “Got To Give You Up” with producer “Mighty” Mike Lenaburg in Phoenix, AZ. NBC’s sensational 60s drama “Aquarius” features Ronnie’s Soul drenched track in Episode 212: “Mother Nature’s Son.“ Season 2 of “Aquarius” wrapped on 09.10.16, but you can watch full episodes on the NBC website. Be sure to grab yourself a slice of 60s Soul, Ronnie Whitehead style, on the Fervor Records’ release “Cult Hits of the 1960’s: SOUL!” Available via Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and beyond.
Let the Feeling Begin in Aquarius
Season 2 of NBC’s hit 1960s period drama “Aquarius” featured more greats from the vaults of Fervor Records. Episode 211: “Can You Take Me Back“ showcased “Let The Feeling Begin” by British group The Steam Machine. Season 2 wrapped on 09.10.16, but you can watch full episodes of “Aquaris” on the NBC website. Check out The Steam Machine on Spotify.
Fervor Records & The Autopsy of Jane Doe
The supernatural thriller “The Autopsy Of Jane Doe” features the Fervor Records classics “Farming Man” by The Tennessee River Crooks, “Brand New Arkansas Traveller” by Alex Bevan, and “Happy Just To Be Alive” by Christopher Blue. Catch it on September 16th!
What You Want… F*ck That’s Delicious
Episode 202 of “F*ck That’s Delicious” features the Fervor Records classic “What You Want” by Bob Kelly. Catch it on September 8th!
Rizzoli & Isles Really Want To Know
Episode 713 of “Rizzoli & Isles” features the Fervor Record classic “Really Want To Know” by Pistoleros. Catch it on September 5th!
Hot Summer Night In Halt and Catch Fire
Two 1980s classics from the vaults of Fervor Records will appear in “Halt and Catch Fire.” Episode 304: “Rules Of Honorable Play” will feature 1980s Boston-based Punk outfit The Outlets’ “Never Get Older,” along with the 1986 recording “Hot Summer Night” from Geoff Grace. Catch AMC’s hit period drama “Halt and Catch Fire” tonight,9.06.16 on AMC. Click the song titles to enjoy!
Booking.com Gets Loud N’ Restless
Fervor Records is huge in Japan… at least with Booking.com. The international online accommodation behemoth rolls out their new Japanese ad campaign “Sports Lovers” on 08.29.16. Setting the tone for the spot is Loosely Tight’s 1981 Hard Rock anthemic masterpiece “Loud N’ Restless.” Thanks to the internet you can experience the new Booking.comspot, and thanks to Fervor Records you can experience “The Best Of Loosely Tight” on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, YouTube and beyond!
Murder In The First Finds 60s Soul In Phoenix
TNT mystery crime drama “Murder In The First” has turned to Fervor Records for some authentic 1960s Soul. Phoenix-based Ramco Records released Lon Rogers’ enthusiastic “Too Good To Be True” in 1968. The song has found a home at Fervor Records along with the label’s huge cache of vintage greats. Tune in to Episode 309 “Rise of the Phoenix” on08.28.16, and listen to Lon Rogers and The Soul Blenders right now on Apple, Amazon, Spotify and/or YouTube!
Bill Gordon Trio Lands in Little Men
Greg Kinnear stars in the new Magnolia Pictures film “Little Men.” The highly praised family drama premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, and has continued to make the rounds at top domestic and international festivals throughout the year. Accomplished Jazz pianist Bill Gordon is featured in the film, delivering his reflective ballad “Every Time I Think Of You.” “Little Men” hits theaters 08.05.16. “Every Time I Think Of You” is from the Fervor Records release “Let’s Go For A Ride,” available from Amazon, Apple, Spotify and beyond.
Waylens Hits the Road with Fervor
High performance camera company Waylens invites you to “discover the thrill of driving” with their beautifully crafted, state-of-the-art camera system. The dash mounted camera allows drivers to easily capture, edit, and share interesting moments, right from the road. Fervor Records has teamed with Waylens – allowing users access to select cuts from the label’s indie roster to pair with their videos. Songs from Bruce Connole, Hans Olson, Aaron Paul Nelson, James Wilcox, Super Stereo, CooBee Coo, PM Nightly, Renee Oliver, Reckless Serenade, and Twilight Stunning will be available to end users. The hi-tech automotive dash cam brand rolls out the new experience on 08.01.16. Be sure to click the links to discover more!
Preacher Continues with Fervor’s Vintage Vinyl
AMC’s adaption of Vertigo Comics “Preacher” continues forging its musical identity with more rarities from Fervor Records. Episode 109: “Call and Response” features 3 Country singles, from 3 labels, from 3 decades including the 1957 Clif Records single “Honey Won’t You Listen” by Roy Wayne, the 1964 Ramco Records Single “Bowling Ball Blues” by Mack Fields, and the 1972 American Sound single “Your Kind Of Love” by Lloyd Conger. Don’t miss episode 109 airing 08.01.16, and click the song titles for a trip back to Country Western heaven
Survivor’s Remorse Finds Fervor Soul
Starz comedy “Survivor’s Remorse” has licensed a 1960s Soul classic from Fervor Records. Lon Rogers & The Soul Blenders 1968 Ramco Records single “My Girl’s A Soul Girl” opens Episode 303: “The Thank You Note.” The episode airs 07.31.16 with Lon and the boys oozing their ultra funky Soul grooves over the main titles. Experience a healthy dose of of Lon Rogers & The Soul Blenders right now on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Fervor Lands “Tallulah” Main Title Theme
Fervor Records is thrilled to provide the main title theme to the acclaimed indie film “Tallulah.” Ellen Page and Allison Janney star in the dramedy, following a dissatisfied Beverly Hills housewife desperate to be rid of her toddler. The production aptly chose the 1957 REV Records single “I’m Gone Mama” by Jim Murphy and The Accents from Fervor Records’ cache of vintage masters. “Tallulah” premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival with Netflix acquiring distribution rights. The streaming behemoth rolls out the film on 07.29.16. Don’t miss “Tallulah” on Netflix and enjoy “I’m Gone Mama” on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, YouTube …
Preacher To Feature Drifting Home To You
The incredible voice of Mr. Bob Cox is featured in this week’s episode of Preacher on AMC. Bob’s 1959 recording “Drifting Home To You,“ as well as Bobby Page & the Riff Raffs’ 1962 single “Tired Of Hanging Around” can be heard in Episode 108: “Finish the Song.“ A fixture of the Arizona Country Music scene starting in the 1950s, Bob’s legacy lives on via Fervor Records’ continued placements in film and television. Don’t miss Preacher on 07.24.16 and click the song titles to get acquainted with the music.
Preacher Has No More Games To Play
AMC’s new Sunday night hit “Preacher” continues with an insatiable appetite for Fervor Records’ stockpile of vintage classics. Featured in Episode 107: “El Valero,“ is Ernest Walker’s 1960 Ram Records release “Lovers Land,” Donna Lee Stokes’ 1979 no nonsense Country ballad “No More Games To Play,” Susan Doll’s 1980 Comstock Records single “Be My Cowboy Tonight,” and Dick Flood’s “Run For Your Life” from 1962. Tune in Preacher on 07.17.16 to enjoy these gems from the Fervor archives.
New Cinemax horror drama “Outcast” will feature a mid-century Country rarity from the Fervor archives. “Anything But Me” by Red Johnson was originally released on the Hep label in 1966. Much of Mr. Johnson’s work from the era now resides at Fervor Records. “Anything But Me” appears in Episode 107: “The Damage Done“ and airs 07.15.16. Check out Red Johnson on YouTube.
Aquarius Features More Vintage Fervor
Episode 207: “Piggies” of the crime drama “Aquarius” features the Fervor Records classis, “One Little Kiss Will Do It” by Bob Kelly, “Got To Give You Up” by Ronnie Whitehead, “Sure Gets Dark When The Sun Goes Down” by Dick Flood and “Train Ride” by George Washing Bridge.
The Oprah Winfrey Network’s new drama “Greenleaf” is the No. 1 series debut in OWN history. The compelling mystery turned to Fervor Records for some authentic 60s Soul. Heard in Episode 103: “We Shall See Him as He Is” is The Soulsations’ 1967 recording “Lost Dreams.” Catch “Greenleaf” Wednesday evenings on OWN, and enjoy The Soulsations on the Fervor Records’ release “Cult Hits of the 1960’s: SOUL!” available via Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Preacher To Help You Find A Way
Forbes Magazine recent review of AMC’s Preacher stated, “Preacher is everything you’re not supposed to do on TV. Now who wants to miss this?” Exactly! The series also has great taste in music featuring a vast array of classics from Fervor Records. Episode 105: “Sundowner“ features five songs, by five artists, including; the 1956 recording “Your Reason” by The Tads, the Margaret Lewis Billboard chart topper “Reconsider Me,” Dick Flood’s “Blue Blue Party” from 1971, “Tonight I’m Alone” by Lloyd Conger from 1972, and Patty Parker’s 1975 Comstock Records hit “Help You Find A Way.” Don’t miss “Preacher” on 07.03.16 and click …
Aquarius Experiences A Shade Of Difference
David Duchovny, Grey Damon and Emma Dumont star in Season 2 of the NBC hit “Aquarius.” Episode 204: “Revolution 1“ features the 1968 Ramco Records single “A Shade Of Difference” by Country great Bozo Darnell. Experience the Summer Of Love starting 06.16.16 on NBC’s “Aquarius” and enjoy Bozo Darnell on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify!
Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs On Center Stage: On Pointe
Lifetime Network will be rolling out the third chapter of their Center Stage franchise entitled Center Stage: On Pointe. This teen drama reached out to Fervor Records for a slice of authentic music from the 1950s, and Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs’ 1958 recording “This Time” will be featured in the film. Tune in Lifetime on 06.25.16 for Center Stage: On Pointe.
Billboard Hit “Reconsider Me” Airs In Preacher
“Reconsider Me” broke the Billboard Top 40 on both the R&B and Country Singles Charts four times, by four artists, from 1969 – 1975. The song, written by Margaret Lewis, has now found a home at Fervor Records. Ms. Lewis’s 1968 recording of her hit will now air in episode 104 of AMC’s “Preacher.” Also appearing in the show is Country great Dick Flood’s 1962 recording “Everything Happens For The Best,” and Donnie Owens’ 1966 Pop tinged Country gem “Leave Her Alone.” Tune into AMC on 06.26.16 for Episode 104: “South Will Rise Again,” and click the song titles to …
Who Do You Suppose In Wayward Pines
Critically-acclaimed Sci-Fi thriller “Wayward Pines” features Fervor Records classic “Who Do You Suppose” by Connie Conway.
Dick Flood and Wanda Johnson in Preacher
AMC’s “Preacher” continues with more songs from Fervor Records’ stockpile of vintage greats. Episode 3: “The Possibilities” features Dick Flood’s 1971 recording “Livin’ In The Lonely Zone,” and Wanda Johnson’s “Untie The Ribbon” from 1970. Don’t miss this exciting new series, and enjoy the music from “Preacher” on Spotify here.
Christopher Blue & The Conjuring 2
Warner Bros. Pictures and New Line Cinema’s horror flick “The Conjuring 2” features the Fervor Records classic “Don’t Worry Tracy” by Christopher Blue.
Trio Of Period Classics Hit Preacher
AMC’s intense new supernatural drama “Preacher” features three period greats, from three distinct decades, all from Fervor Records. These gems appear in Episode 103: The Possibilities.” From 1957 is “Start At The Bottom” by The Newton Brothers, 1971’s “Speak My Name” by Dick Flood, and from 1987 “Long Way Up” by Jailhouse. Click the song titles to enjoy on Spotify and tune in to “Preacher” on 06.19.16.
Grace and Frankie Are All About Me Me I I
Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston return for the second season of the Netflix comedy smash Grace and Frankie. The streaming sensation has licensed the 1978 Punk rarity “Me Me I I” by The Blades. The band rose to prominence in the hardcore Phoenix, AZ Punk scene of the late 70s. Along with The Blades, the Southwest desert metropolis spawned such notables as The Meat Puppets, The Feederz, Billy Clone and The Same, and JFA (Jody Foster’s Army). The Blades found a home at Fervor Records and now are winning new fans via Frank and Gracie, Episode …
Exxon Is Sailing Smooth in New Campaign
Fuel giant Exxon has included a song from guitarist Greg Anderson for the company’s new internet ad. “Sailing Smooth,” from Greg’s Fervor Records release “Blue Ocean,” can be heard in the Exxon Endless Road Trip: “Last Kilometer” campaign. Enjoy “Blue Ocean,” by Greg Anderson on Amazon, iTunes, and/or Spotify.
Preacher Continues With Fervor
AMC continues to deliver, this time with the comic book adaption of DC Comics critically-acclaimed Preacher. The show premiered May 22nd with a choice track from Fervor Records, and continues the trend in in Episode 2: “See,” featuring three more gems from the Fervor catalog. Listen this week for 1966’s “Full Grown Man” by Margaret Lewis, 1967’s “Sure Gets Dark When The Sun Goes Down” by Dick Flood, and 1987’s “Long Way Up” by Jailhouse. Experience episode 2 of Preacher on 06.05.16, and click the song titles to enjoy on Spotify!
Netflix rolls out Adam Sandler’s new action comedy The Do-Over just in time for Memorial Day weekend. Featured in this streaming exclusive is the title track from saxophonist Peter Blair’s new Fervor Records release Blue Waves White Sand. Enjoy The Do-Over on Netflix starting 05.27.16, and enjoy Peter Blair on Amazon, iTunes, and/or Spotify.
Netflix’s Bloodline Keeps Ties To Fervor
Season 2 of Netflix captivating drama “Bloodline” has returned to Fervor Records for more period music. Episode 202: “Part 2″ features the 1957 Checker Records release “Darling Remember” by T.V. Slim and His Heartbreakers. Appearing in Episode 203: “Part 3″ is Arroyo’s 1981 recording “One Man One Woman.” For your binge watching pleasure, Netflix drops the entire season of “Bloodline” on May 27th. Listen to Arroyo and T.V. Slim and His Heartbreakers on YouTube.
12 Monkeys Will Keep It Funky With Fervor Records
SyFy’s post-apocalyptic hit 12 Monkeys has turned to Fervor Records for a serious dose of 70s Funk. Episode 206: “Immortal” showcases this sonic joyride traveling through the 70s with three funky Fervor rarities. The songs include 1973’s “Ain’t No Time For Stoppin’” by Fat City, 1974’s “Keep It Funky” by Bobby Barnes and 1978’s “Bright Moments” by Bright Moments. Tune in to 12 Monkeys on 05.23.16, and experience a Funk junkie’s ultimate fix by clicking the song titles now available from Fervor Records.
Craig Erickson In Another Chicago Fire
Episode 423 of the NBC hit “Chicago Fire” features Fervor Record classics “I Was Wrong” by Craig Erickson.
The Nice Guys Find East of Midnight
Russel Crowe and Ryan Gosling star in the new Warner Bros. period action comedy The Nice Guys. The film turned to Fervor Records for some authentic 70s tunes and grabbed East of Midnight, an awesome Country Rock anthem, from Austin Carter Roundup. Don’t miss The Nice Guys hitting theaters on May 20th. Enjoy some throwback jams from Austin Carter Roundup on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Wynonna Earp Continues With Fervor
For the second week in a row the new SyFy Western horror series Wynonna Earp has included the 1922 rarity “Nadine.” The song appears in Episode 108 “Two-Faced Jack” and was originally released on Seattle-based Morrison Records by The Morrie Morrison Orchestra. All Morrison Records’ releases are highly prized by vinyl collectors worldwide due to their individual, one of a kind, multi-color pressings. “Two-Faced Jack” airs 05.20.16 and stay tuned, as “Nadine” will be featured on an upcoming Fervor Records release.
The Blacklist Has The Bowling Ball Blues
Crime thriller The Blacklist will feature a vintage Ramco Records single in Episode 323: “Alexander Kirk (No. 14): Conclusion.” Yodeling sensation Mack Fields released the novelty hit “Bowling Ball Blues” in 1964, and 52 years later, the infectious number has made its way into the critically-acclaimed NBC drama airing 05.19.16. Don’t miss The Blacklist and enjoy Mack Fields on the Fervor Records release “Cult Hits: Novelty Classics” available on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and beyond.
Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs Fear The Walking Dead
The AMC horror phenomenon, “Fear The Walking Dead” will feature Louisiana great Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs in Episode 206: “Sicut Cervus.” Bobby’s single “Like Twist” was originally released on Ram Records in 1962 but has found a new home at Fervor Records. Don’t miss “Fear The Walking Dead” on 05.15.16, and enjoy Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs on iTunes.
Showtime’s new sitcom Dice has grabbed more tunes from Fervor Records. Episode 105 features Slam Dance from 1980s LA Hair Metal powerhouse Geronimo! Also, The Peter Blair Big Band returns with their song Vegas! Dice airs 05.15.16 on Showtime. Click Geronimo! and The Peter Blair Big Band to grab the music on iTunes.
Fayuca Lands In New NBC Universo Series El Vato
NBC Universo launched the new Hollywood based Mexican music series El Vato on April 10th. The Spanish language drama will feature music from Fervor Records recording artist Fayuca. The band’s song, “La Venganza” can be heard in Episode 104, “Tienes talento” airing 05.15.16. Catch Fayuca on tour in El Paso, TX at the Mesa Music Hall on 05.20.16, or enjoy “La Venganza” now on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Wynonna Earp Meets Fervor Records
New SyFy Western horror series Wynonna Earp has raided the Fervor vaults and emerged with a true rarity from 1922. The song, “Nadine” is from The Morrie Morrison Orchestra and appears in Episode 107, “Walking After Midnight.” Tune in on 05.13.16, that’s right…Friday the 13th, to follow the adventures of Wyatt Earp’s great granddaughter Wynonna. Be listening for “Nadine” as Fervor Records has not yet released this long lost treasure from 94 years ago!
The reigning World Champion Golden State Warriors are continuing to make history, this time by using the 1959 Ram Records classic “Let Me Feel It” by Elgie Brown to honor the first ever unanimous MVP in NBA history, Steph Curry. The Warriors approached Fervor to help commemorate this historic moment as they continue their push for a second consecutive title. Congrats to Steph, and Fervor Records’ MVP, Elgie Brown!
The Mindy Project Has A Light Hearted Chat
Hulu hit The Mindy Project has licensed a song by distinguished Jazz pianist Bill Gordon. “A Light Hearted Chat,” from Gordon’s Fervor Records release “Let’s Go For A Ride,” will appear in Episode 418: “Bernardo & Anita.” Stream episode 418 of “The Mindy Project” on Hulu starting 05.10.16 and experience Bill Gordon on Amazon, iTunes, and Spotify.
Faking It With Rocky Robin & The Riff Raffs
MTV romantic comedy, Faking It has licensed the 1960 recording, “What Did You Do Last Night” by Rocky Robin & The Riff Raffs. The song appears in Episode 309, entitled “Ex-Posed”, which airs 05.10.16. “What Did You Do Last Night” was originally released on Myra Smith’s Shreveport, Louisiana label Ram Records, you can enjoy it now on YouTube.
12 Monkeys Choose Connie Conway
SyFy Network’s time traveling science fiction drama “12 Monkeys” features Fervor Records classic “I Should Not Be Seeing You” by Connie Conway.
Comedian Andrew Dice Clay stars as himself in the new Showtime series Dice. Episode 102 features three songs from The Peter Blair Big Band. You’re Still Here, Crazy For You and Vegas are all contained on the Fervor Records release The Peter Blair Big Band – Vegas! Catch Showtime’s Dice on 05.08.16 and Peter Blair on iTunes, Amazon and/or Spotify.
Awkward Features Love Of No Return
The mesmerizing ballad “Love Of No Return” will be featured in the MTV dramedy Awkward. The song was recorded in 1956 by Peter Sivo Band and will appear in the episode titled “Misadventures in Babysitting” airing 05.03.16. “Love Of No Return” is available from Fervor Records on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
The Americans Have Your Kind of Love
1970s Country crooner Lloyd Conger’s tearjerker “Your Kind of Love” will be featured in the FX series “The Americans.” Lloyd originally released the tune on the American Sound label in 1972, and his catalogue now resides at Fervor Records. Tune in to “The Americans,” Season 4, episode 8 entitled: “The Magic of David Copperfield V: The Statue of Liberty Disappears,” airing 05.04.16. Listen to Lloyd Conger on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
12 Monkeys: Take A Ride by Zeus
In 1976 Austin, Texas, local legends Zeus recorded the song “Take A Ride.” Forty years later, the band’s Rock n’ Roll anthem appears in Season 2, Episode 3 – “One Hundred Years” of the smash SyFy series, “12 Monkeys.” Catch the episode on 05.02.16, and experience Zeus on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Hangin’ On With Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
70s Country duo The Cantrells can be heard in ABC’s Marvel Comics based hit Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The Cantrells’ classic 1971 toe tapper Hangin’ On appears in episode 319 which airs 05.03.16. Be on the lookout for Hangin’ On, soon to be featured on an upcoming Fervor Records Cult Hits re-issue.
Last Man On Earth… I Ask Of Heaven
FOX hit Last Man On Earth has reached out to Fervor Records for a classic from the 1950s. I Ask Of Heaven by George Peck was originally released on REV Records in 1957. The tune can now be heard in Season 2, Episode 16 – “Falling Slowly” of the popular series. Listen to George Peck today on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Showtime series Dice, starring Andrew Dice Clay, will feature 2 songs from Fervor Records in episode 101 airing on 05.01.16. Hard Rock outfit Loosely Tight offers up their 1981 recording of These Walls Between, and the Cryptics’ 1991 Grunge masterpiece Blood On The Floor will also make an appearance. Don’t miss Dice on Showtime and be sure to check out Loosely Tight on Amazon, iTunes and/or Spotify.
Game Of Silence Finds Hard Luck
The Truly Desperate, a band fronted by singer/songwriter Mike McFadden, has landed a song in Game Of Silence on NBC. The new crime drama will feature the band’s 1985 track Hard Luck in episode 103 airing on 04.21.16. Look for the forthcoming EP from The Truly Desperate on Fervor Records.
WWE Studios released the action thriller Countdown starring Dolph Ziggler, Kane, and Katherine Isabelle on 04.05.16. The direct to digital flick also includes music from Fervor Records including I Don’t Care by Cryptics and Hands In The Air by Matter. Catch Countdown on Amazon, YouTube, VuDu and/or Google Play. Click Cryptics and Matter to buy on iTunes.
Sony Classics Finds Fervor Classics
Sony Classics’ new flick The Meddler has licensed a trio of tunes, from 3 decades, from the vaults of Fervor Records. The Meddler, starring Susan Sarandon, will include these Fervor greats: 1947’s Trail Dust by Vic Martin’s Western Merry Makers, 1959’s Four In The Morning by Dave Moore and 1973’s Baby Oh Baby by Fat City.The Meddler originally premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival but hits big screens on 04.22.16. Check out Fat City on iTunes, Amazon and/or Spotify.
Love Really Happened To Me In Banshee
Episode 404 of Cinemax hit “Banshee”features the Fervor Records classic “Love Really Happened To Me” by Bob Kelly. Catch it on April 22nd!
Orphan Black Has Hands In The Air
BBC America’s Orphan Black has snagged a song from the band Matter for use in episode 402. The track Hands In The Air is contained on the band’s Fervor Records release On Ice. Listen to Matter on iTunes and/or Spotify and tune in Orphan Black on BBC America!
Fervor Records’ indie sensation CooBee Coo continues to resonate across film and television. The band’s video Never Gonna Leave Your Side won mtvU’s The Freshman and landed in regular rotation across the network. Since then the band has continued to rack up major licensing credits. The prolific duo has now landed their seductive anthem Eyes That Kill in episode 112 of the new FOX hit Lucifer. Eyes That Kill is from the band’s Fervor Records release Liven Up! and is available on iTunes, Amazon, and/or Spotify. CooBee Coo has also appeared in Hap and Leonard, Flaked, Dominion, MLB on FOX, …
Early 80s Phoenix based Rock powerhouse Loosely Tight can be heard in the new Showtime series Dice. The band’s epic Rock N’ Roll swagger is featured in episode 106 which features their track Bad Bizzness. Episode 106 of Dice airs 04.18.16 but you can experience Loosely Tight immediately on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Middle Of The Night Appears In All We Had
Katie Holmes stars in and makes her directorial debut in All We Had. The film premieres at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival on April 15th. Included in the feature is a song from Fervor Records’ stockpile of timeless recordings of yesteryear. Middle Of The Night by Lonnegan’s Band is contained on the group’s 1980 self titled release. You, however, can enjoy Lonnegan’s Band right now on iTunes, Amazon, and/or Spotify. Be on the lookout for All We Had starring Katie Holmes coming soon to a theater near you.
Better Call Saul Calls Fervor Records
Episode 209 of AMC’s “Better Call Saul” features the Fervor Records classic “Good Mind To Quit” by The Chuck Hall Band.
The new FOX series Lucifer has turned to Fervor Records for some epic music. Singer Becca Kotte’s title track from her Fervor Record’s release Epic is featured in episode 111, entitled St. Lucifer. Ms. Kotte is best known for her starring role in the popular hit musical Rock Of Ages. Lucifer airs on 04.11.16 but you can enjoy Becca Kotte’s Epic right now on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Vinyl, Mick Jagger’s and Martin Scorsese’s HBO period drama, has hit up Fervor Records once again. The series has licensed another classic from the extensive archives of Fervor Records. This time Don De Brauwere’s 1972 Psychedelic guitar escapade Further Away will be featured in episode 109 airing on 04.10.16. Further Away will be available on the upcoming Fervor Records release, Cult Hits Psychedelic, Vol. 2.
Two Hearts True Love Meet On 11.22.63
Hulu’s Stephen King based series 11.22.63 wraps on 04.06.16. Episode 108, The Day In Question, features a 1960 Teen Idol classic from Denny Reed entitled Two Hearts True Love. Enjoy the final episode of 11.22.63 on Hulu. Two Hearts True Love is contained on the Fervor Records release Deep Cuts & B-Sides: Teen Idols Vol. 1 now available on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Big Pete Pearson Returns In Chicago Fire
Episode 417 of Season 4 in NBC’s “Chicago Fire” features Fervor Record classics “Too Much Trouble” by Big Pete Pearson
Bobby Page & The Riff Raffs In Legends of Tomorrow
The CW’s new DC Comics Superhero hit Legends of Tomorrow has turned to Fervor Records for some vintage goodness. Bobby Page & the Riff Raffs’ 1958 Ram Records single This Time is featured in episode 109. Tune in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow on 03.31.16 and check out This Time on iTunes.
Jailhouse Joins Ridiculousness
1980’s LA hair band Jailhouse has landed in MTV’s Ridiculousness. The band’s Glam Metal masterpiece Long Way Up appears in episode 721 of the long running Rob Dyrdek hosted hit. Stream full episodes of Ridiculousness online at MTV.com and channel your inner 80s with Jailhouse on iTunes, Amazon and/or Spotify.
11.22.63 Finds Cabin On The Hill
Hulu original series 11.22.63 has turned to the archives of Fervor Records once again. Episode 107, entitled Soldier Boy, features the song Cabin On The Hill by The Jody Brian Quartet. The tune was originally released as a single on Ramco Records in 1963 but now calls Fervor Records home. Catch 11.22.63, Soldier Boy streaming on Hulu on 03.28.16.
11.22.63, A Fool For Loving You
Stephen King’s JFK mystery thriller 11.22.63 continues on Hulu with more period music from Fervor Records. Episode 6, Happy Birthday Lee Harvey Oswald, includes Dick Flood’s 1963 Country toe tapper A Fool For Loving You, along with Jim Boyd’s 1963 Mascot single You Only Want Me When I’m Lonely. 11.22.63, Happy Birthday Lee Harvey Oswald airs 03.21.16. Click the links to explore the music and 11.22.63.
Fervor Has Wine, Women And Song In Nashville
ABC’s mega-hit Nashville has once again turned to Fervor Records for some authentic period Country music. Episode 411 will feature 1972’s Wine, Women And Song by Peter Sivo, and from 1966, Too Much Of You Went With Him by Red Johnson. Don’t miss Nashville on 03.16.16 and enjoy Wine Women And Song on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Hap And Leonard And Fervor Records
New SundanceTV drama Hap and Leonard has turned to Fervor Records for their wide ranging musical needs. Episode 103 features 3 songs, from 3 decades, from 3 artists. Featured in the episode are 1967’s Found Love by the Fly Bi-Nites, 1979’s Love Enough by Bill Burgess and 2015’s Liven Up by CooBee Coo. Catch Hap And Leonard on SunDanceTV and click the song titles to experience the music.
On Last Man On Earth, Everything Happens For The Best
FOX Network’s Last Man On Earth has licensed a 1962 recording from Fervor Records. Country great Dick Flood’s tune Everything Happens For The Best plays over the end credits of episode 212 entitled Valhalla. Tune in the post-apocalyptic comedy Last Man On Earth Sunday, March 13th and enjoy the exceptional sounds of Dick Flood on iTunes, Amazon and/or Spotify.
The Bandit Will Get It At SXSW
“The Bandit” is a new documentary featuring Fervor Record classic “Get It” by The Triplett Twins.
Legends of Tomorrow Includes Fervor
Legends of Tomorrow, The CW show based on the DC Comics series, has turned to Fervor Records for some era specific music needs. Appearing in episode 108 are two classics from 1957 including Roy “Boogie Boy” Perkins Ram Records recording, These Blues Are Here To Stay, and Joe Montgomery’s Liberty Bell Records single Fall In Love With Me. Look for Legends of Tomorrow on The CW and Hulu, and enjoy Joe Montgomery on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Chicago Fire Explores The Things Above
Fervor Records’ recording artist CooBee Coo have landed in NBC’s Chicago Fire. Episode 416 of the network’s popular drama features the band’s reflective anthem The Things Above. The song is contained on Melodies From The Farm now available from Fervor on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and beyond.
Flaked Finds Snake In The Gravel
The Netflix original comedy Flaked will include Fervor Records’ recording artist CooBee Coo in their inaugural season. The band’s tune, Snake In The Gravel, from the Melodies from the Farm album appears in episode 108. Flaked, stars Will Arnett, Ruth Kearney and David Sullivan with all episodes streaming on 03.11.16. Enjoy CooBee Coo’s Snake In The Gravel on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and beyond!
Fervor Says, F*ck, That’s Delicious!
New cable outlet Viceland launches on 02.29.16. The network has turned to Fervor Records for some kick ass tunes for their new Action Bronson series F*ck, That’s Delicious. 90s Florida Metal quintet Lucian Blaque’s epic cut Battleground can be heard in episode 103 airing 03.10.16. Check out Mr. Bronson’s tasty new show on Viceland and enjoy Lucian Blaque on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Girls, A Tear Has Taken Your Place
The 1962 Mascot Records release A Tear Has Taken Your Place by Frank Fafara hit HBO on 03.06.16.The tune can be heard in episode 503 of the HBO smash Girls. Enjoy Frank’s Teen Idol swagger on iTunes and/or Spotify. Experience Girls on HBO.
Teen drama Recovery Road has nabbed two mid-century Fervor tunes for episode 1007. Jay Ramsey strikes again with High Wide And Handsome from 1968, and Philadelphia’s Bright Moments contributes their monster 1978 funky party jam Izya Funkin’ Tonight. Recovery Road episode 1007 airs 03.07.16 on Freeform (formerly known as ABC Family). Listen to Izya Funkin’ Tonight now on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Pardon My Reflection In Shameless
Showtime sensation Shameless dug deep in the Fervor record bin and emerged with some vintage Psychedelia. The show will feature the song Pardon My Reflection by the band Motion in episode 608. Motion lit up the airwaves across the Southwest with their multiple releases on Mascot Records. Now you can hear the band’s 1967 masterpiece on iTunes and/or Spotify. Also, be sure to tune in Shameless on 03.06.16 for episode 608 entitled, Be A Good Boy, Come For Grandma.
There’s A Brighter Side For Idiotsitter
In Episode 108 of Comedy Central’s sitcom “Idiotsitter” features Fervor Records classic “Brighter Side” by Connie Conway.
Rob Dyrdek’s MTV hit Ridiculousness has grabbed another epic 70s jam from Fervor Records. Holding Strong, from 1970s Phoenix based Funk outfit Fat City appears episode 719 airing 03.30.16. Fervor is readying Fat City’s previously unreleased 12 song rarity which the band recorded at the legendary Audio Recorders in 1973. Stay tuned!
Once again Hulu drama invited Fervor Records to the dance on 11.22.63. This week 1960’s Teen Idol Frank Fafara’s MCI single Only In My Dreams is featured. Catch episode 103, Other Voices Other Rooms on 02.29.16. You can also re-live the teenage innocence of 1960 with Frank Fafara’s Only In My Dreams on iTunes.
Bruce Connole Turns Up In Vice
I Walk The Night, from Bruce Connole’s Fervor Records release The Narrow Road, will be featured in the HBO series Vice. The song appears in episode 404 of the Emmy nominated documentary series and airs on 02.26.26. Connole is well known for his earthy heartfelt vocals, impeccable guitar work and compelling songwriting chops. Appearing on the track with Bruce are Winston Watson, drums (Bob Dylan), Brad Buxer, keyboards (Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson) and bassist Paul Schneider. Get your copy of The Narrow Road on iTunes or enjoy on Spotify.
Based on the Stephen King novel of the same name 11.22.63 travels back in time and attempts to prevent the JFK assassination. Delivering authentic period music to the Hulu period thriller is Fervor Records. Returning to the show for another spin is Spence Bare’s 1960 MCI single Stranger. Tune in 11.22.63 on 02.24.16 for episode 2 The Kill Floor. Keep your eyes peeled for Stranger on an upcoming Cult Hits re-issue from Fervor Records.
Girlfriend’s Guide To Divorce Is Crazy For You
Fervor has landed the Peter Blair Big Band in Girlfriend’s Guide To Divorce. The Bravo hit features Peter’s tune Crazy For You, an homage to the golden era of the Vegas Rat Pack sound. Check out Girlfriend’s Guide To Divorce episode 2013. You can also experience The Peter Blair Big Band on their Fervor Records release aptly titled, Vegas. Now available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and beyond.
Party Girl Turns Up In Chicago Fire
Episode 410 of Season 4 in NBC’s “Chicago Fire” features Fervor Record classics “Party Girl” by Craig Erickson
Fervor Lights Up Rolling Papers
On Demand worldwide and will be added on Netflix soon. Fervor Records loaded the indie flick with jams representing four decades including, 1969’s Loaded to The Gills by The Supersouls, 1976’s White Lightning by Tennessee River Crooks, 1982’s Island Dream by Kopperfield and 1990’s Bring Them Down by Lucian Blaque. Don’t forget to check out Rolling Papers and click the links to experience the music.
Spirit Of New Orleans Heard In Chicago
Veteran Blues/Americana legend Hans Olson has turned up in the NBC drama Chicago Med. The show featured Mr. Olson’s gritty swampy lament Spirit of New Orleans in episode 104, Mistaken. Enjoy Chicago Med on Hulu and check out Spirit of New Orleans on Hans Olson’s Fervor Records release Hard Time on iTunes and/or Spotify.
The first installment of Hulu’s original eight part thriller 11.22.63 premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. The streaming giant is now going old school and rolling out episodes on a weekly basis beginning 02.15.16. The series turned to Fervor Records to enhance the musical sound of the era. Episode 1, Rabbit Hole, includes the 1960 MCI Records classic Stranger by Spence Bare. Also, featured over the end credits, is Little Melvin Underwood’s 1958 R&B classic Little Melvin’s Gonna Move. Don’t miss 11.22.63 and be sure to check out the amazing Little Melvin Underwood on iTunes.
Fervor Gets Put On The Blacklist
NBC’s The Blacklist tapped Fervor Records for some authentic era specific jams. The hit crime drama chose the 1974 Pop gem Had You So Long by Rick Coyne for use episode 314. Get the total Blacklist experience on NBC.com and tune in episode 314 on 02.11.16. Also, be on the lookout for Had You So Long on an upcoming edition of Fervor Records popular Cult Hits series.
Good Lovin’ Woman Appears In Chicago Fire
Episdoe 414 for NBC’s “Chicago Fire” features the Fervor Record classic “Good Lovin’ Woman” by Francine Reed.
Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce Says Pretty Please
Bravo drama “Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce” features Fervor Record classic “Pretty Please” by The Triplett Twins.
The Fundamentals of Caring Finds Fervor
Paul Rudd, Selena Gomez and Craig Roberts star in the new film The Fundamentals of Caring. Also appearing in the Sundance selection are 3 songs from Fervor Records’ choice catalog of vintage rarities including Dave & Don’s 1961 Liberty Bell single I’m Back b/w Over My Broken Heart, and 1970’s Untie The Ribbon by Wanda Johnson. Prior to it’s Sundance premiere Netflix snatched up the film so be on the lookout and add to your watch list!
More News from Sundance! Carnage Park Scares Up Fervor Classics
The film “Carnage Park” features the Fervor Records classics “Floating On A Cloud” and “Don’t Worry Tracy” by Christopher Blue and “Everything Happens For The Best” by Dick Flood. Catch it on January 26th!
Sundance will premiere the indie comedy/drama Tallulah on January 23rd at their prestigious Utah film fest. Serving as the Main Title Theme for the film is I’m Gone Mama by Jim Murphy & The Accents. Originally released on REV Records in 1957, the song now resides at Fervor Records, a label that brings life to forgotten classics. Be on the lookout for Tallulah and listen to I’m Gone Mama on iTunes and/or Spotify.
The 2016 Sundance Film Festival kicks off January 21st and this year Fervor Records has 6 songs in 4 films premiering at the prestigious event. Writer/director Sian Heder’s film Tallulah chose the 1957 REV Records classic I’m Gone Mama by Jim Murphy and the Accents as the film’s Main Title Theme. Writer/director Jeff Baena’s entry Joshy features The Gringo’s 1976 recording of The Life I Lead. Writer/director Rob Burnett’s offering, The Fundamentals of Caring, grabbed 3 Country classics from Fervor including both sides of Dave & Don’s 1961 Liberty Bell single I’m Back b/w Over My Broken Heart, and 1970’s …
It’s Always Sunny Gets Long End Of The Stick
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia has hit up Fervor Records once again. This time they’ve enlisted Rich Dolmat’s tune Long End Of The Stick to appear in episode 1104. Catch Sunny on FXX and get acquainted with Long End Of The Stick on iTunes and/or Spotify.
Colony Has A Fancy Place To Cry
USA Network unveils their new sci-fi drama Colony on January 14th. Appearing in the premiere is the 1971 Country great from the one and only Miss Patsy Maples called A Fancy Place To Cry. The song is contained on the upcoming must have Fervor Country compilation 1970s Cult Hits Country which releases worldwide on 01.15.16. Catch Colony on USA and pre-order 1970s Cult Hits Country iTunes!
Fervor Stays In AHS: Hotel with Lady Gaga
Sunday night Lady Gaga snagged a Golden Globe Best Actress award for her role in American Horror Story: Hotel. The much anticipated season finale of AHS: Hotelairs on 01.13.15. The series returned to the vaults of Fervor Records for some authentic period music for the season closer. Appearing in episode 512 is the 1935 rendition of When I Dance With The One I Love by The Morrison Recording Orchestra. The song appears in a scene with the illustrious Ms. Gaga herself. Don’t miss American Horror Story: Hotel Wednesday night on FX!
Wicked City Chooses Vintage Fervor
Crime drama Wicked City reached out to Fervor Records for one of the label’s period rarities. The song Teacher Teacher, from early 80s Tempe, AZ based Rock band Trout Fishing In America, appears in episode 107. Wicked City is streaming now on Hulu and Teacher Teacher is available on iTunes and/or Spotify, enjoy!
It’s Always Sunny Launches With Fervor
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia kicks off Season 11 with 2 greats from Fervor Records. Appearing in episode 1101 are the 1980’s Pop sensibilities of Geoff Grace with I’ll Be There, and some serious 90s Metal from from Lucian Blaque with Mean Machine. Tune in to FXX for Sunny’s season opener on 01.06.16 and click the links to grab music on iTunes.
Fervor Records Listed In Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce
Season 2 of Bravo’s “Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce” features Fervor Record classics by Dave Moore, Red Alert, Bartock & Lansky, Jailhouse, and Simplistics.