Music TV Shows

Are-Oh-Vee

82/100

Die grössten Schweizer Talente

55/100

The Click List: Top 10 Videos

68/100

Arrows

88/100

A vehicle for the Arrows, a quasi-glam band of Anglo-American origin, to play some of their songs and invite guests to play their latest hit singles.

Chance Pop Session

68/100

Three girls strive to become pop idols.

Vib3sTV Music 4 the Masses

85/100

'Vib3sTV Music 4 the Masses' showcases all of the amazing talent that was submitting music to various shows on The V3TV Network. We interview and cover performances from all genres.

BBC Proms

57/100

Jazz 625

90/100

Presented by Steve Race, "Jazz 625" was broadcast on BBC2 between April 1964 and August 1966. A pioneering show with a wide musical influence, "Jazz 625" assembled some of the giants of the genre, at the height of their powers.

SesioneS con Alejandro Franco

52/100

Queens of British Pop

75/100

A look back at the seminal British female pop stars of yesteryear, and how todays female stars owe much to them.

The Bolshoi Ballet: Live from Moscow

83/100

The Walter Winchell Show

75/100

Live weekly variety show. The show originated in New York City for the first nine weeks and then moved to Hollywood. Although many top performers were featured, the show never caught on and... See full summary »

Dolezal Backstage

70/100

The Mike Walsh Show

82/100

Daytime variety show, featuring music and interviews with special guests and celebrities from Australia and around the world.

Discorama

88/100

Viva Radio2... minuti

65/100

Macao

62/100

The Beagles

58/100

The Eddie Fisher Show

63/100

Die Kulturakte

70/100

Ni figue ni raisin

85/100

To party tis zois sou

38/100

Pop Profiles

72/100

A series telling the stories of pop stars from their earliest performances through breakthrough singles to world domination

Sounds of the 80s

78/100

Pop stars of the 1980s join interviewer Sara Cox to discuss their musical careers.

The Voice of Firestone

97/100

This show started on radio in 1928 and migrated to TV in 1949. Most of the shows featured grand opera but on occasion, popular singers were also guests.