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This Day In Music TV

The fantastic rock and pop trivia website This Day In Music has set up a great ‘nostalgic’ channel on MUZU.TV. Featuring loads of classic pop performances and interviews from shows such as My Beat Club, The Tube, What’s On, Razzmatazz and Sunday Sunday from the 70s, 80s and 90s, This Day in Music’s channel brings you interviews with legends such as David Bowie, George Harrison, Michael Hutchence, Lemmy, Ozzy Osbourne and John Lydon interviewed by more legendary presenters such as Paula Yates, Alexis Sayle, Janet Street Porter and Tony Wilson. For more information go to www.muzu.tv/thisdayinmusic

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