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Sidewalks: Video Nite : ウィキペディア英語版
Sidewalks: Video Nite

''Sidewalks: Video Nite'' (1992–present) is an American television show featuring music videos. The show is a spin-off from ''Sidewalks Entertainment''.

''Sidewalks: Video Nites music format is primarily POP and R&B. The show also airs country, jazz, and hip hop clips.
==Overview==
After fifteen episodes were produced under ''Sidewalks Entertainment'' banner, creator and executive producer Richard R. Lee decided to create a spin-off show to handle the amount of tapes that were coming from various record labels.
Early in the show's run, the program used ''Sidewalks'' personalities, such as Denise Yvonne (now known as Dee Jones), Erin Willis and Mel Menefee. To produce episodes quicker and present more video clips, the host segments were dropped and replaced by generic tags.
Currently, ''Sidewalks: Video Nite'' is a regular series on KCRT-TV in Richmond, California and some selected episodes are aired in other parts of the San Francisco Bay Area.
The exact airdates of the premiere edition and episodes until April 2004 are unknown. As of March 16, 2006, 423 episodes were produced.

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