Midnight Refrain Film Noir Star Max Thursday Drops 'Zip Zip Zippo' on Midnight Refrain You Tube Spot
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CANTIL, Calif. - Californer -- Max Thursday, the vintage jazz film noir singer, has dropped a new single, Zip Zip Zippo on the Midnight Refrain You Tube Channel from TVS Records. The song is an update of the 1957 rock + roll hit by the Diamonds called Zip Zip. The Max Thursday rendition is an homage to the Film Noir era and the iconic place that a Zippo lighter holds.

Midnight Refrain You Tube channel from TVS Records is a collection of romantic midnight music in the Film Noir style. The channel features TVS Recording artists such as Eldon Rules (flute), Charlie Favor (piano), Pete Goodeman (sax), Darwin Bishop (clarinet), Conchetto Rocco (cool jazz guitar), Pumpsy Keyes (organ), Olivia Palmer (classic jazz vocals), Clutch Roberts (brass), and Diamodes DePalma.

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TVS Records is a new age major record label that contains production, promotion, publishing, manufacturing, and distribution in one entity. The label has more than two dozen artists performing the  classic Baby Boomer songs from the 20th Century in updated, instrumental and vocal renditions. TVS Records artists record at TVS studios in Hollywood, Bakersfield, San Francisco, Reno, Las Vegas, New Orleans, and Atlanta.

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