Wednesday - May 2, 2001

12:30 pm	History	History's Lost and Found	includes a segment on Louis Armstrong's personal reel-to-reel tape recordings; features tape extracts, vintage photos & performance clips, and interviews with Michael Cogswell (Director of the Louis Armstrong House and Archives), and former member of Armstrong's All-Stars, Marty Napoleon (repeats at 5:30 pm)
1:00 pm	TCM	High Society	1956 remake of the 1940 film "The Philadelphia Story" features nine top-notch numbers from Cole Porter; cast includes Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Celeste Holm and Louis Armstrong; tunes include "High Society" (Armstrong) and the Armstrong/Crosby duet "Now You Has Jazz"; backing up Satchmo are Barrett Deems, Edmond Hall, Billy Kyle, Arvell Shaw, and Trummy Young
7:00 pm	VH1	Behind the Music - The Bangles	profile of The Bangles features candid interviews with all four band members (including Vicki Peterson, currently with the Continental Drifters), and unique rehearsal footage filmed in April 2000
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Eight	"Risk" (1945-1955) - with segments on Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, Louis Armstrong, and others (see episode guide for more info)

Thursday - May 3, 2001

12:30 pm	History	History's Lost and Found	includes a segment on a Leadbelly recording made by John and Alan Lomax in Angola Prison (repeats at 5:30 pm)
10:30 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	performances by The Hackberry Ramblers, D'Amphibians and Outplay (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Nine	"The Adventure" (1955-1960) - with segments on Sonny Rollins, Miles Davis, Art Blakey, and others (see episode guide for more info)
11:30 pm	VH1	2001 Blockbuster Awards (see full list of winners)	winners included Britney Spears (for Favorite Female Pop Artist) and Tim McGraw (Favorite Male Country Artist); performers included Ricky Martin, LeAnn Rimes, Joe with Mystikal (performing "Stutter"), and Stevie Nicks with Sheryl Crow (2 hours; taped on 04/10/2001)
2:00 am	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	musical guest Wynton Marsalis performs "J Mood" and "One Mustaad" (originally aired on 03/28/87)

Friday - May 4, 2001

5:30 pm	Ovation	A Pig With Hair	documentary on the "Learning Through Art" program for children features music from Wynton Marsalis (rerun)
7:00 pm	WGN	32nd Annual Dove Awards	ceremonies honoring Gospel music's finest was held April 26th at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville; Aaron Neville was nominated for "Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year" for "Devotion"; Aaron also performed at the event (with vocal quartet Avalon)
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Ten	"A Masterpiece by Midnight" (1961-Present) - with segments on Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis, and the passing of Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong; also seen are clips of Nicholas Payton and the ReBirth Brass Band (see episode guide for more info)
12:00 am	WPXL 49	32nd Annual Dove Awards	ceremonies honoring Gospel music's finest was held April 26th at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville; Aaron Neville was nominated for "Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year" for "Devotion"; Aaron also performed at the event (with vocal quartet Avalon)

Saturday - May 5, 2001

2:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Rock & Roll Moments on TV	hour 3 features entries # 60-41; listed at No. 50 is Jerry Lee Lewis's performance of "Whole Lotta Shakin'" on The Steve Allen Show (7/28/57) amid controversy surrounding the song's lyrics
7:00 pm	WLAE 32	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Seven	"Dedicated to Chaos" (1940-1945) - with segments on Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, and others (see episode guide for more info)
9:30 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight on New Orleans Music	Louis Armstring - his early career playing in Mississippi riverboats; his reign as king of Zulu in 1949, and local fans' memories of Satchmo's visits to New Orleans; plus Sidney Bechet and how the Crescent City influenced him; a native of New Orleans, he achieved international fame while living in France (rerun)
11:00 pm	WYES 12	Lullaby of Harlem	an hour of classic footage from the Cotton Club, Apollo Theatre and the Savoy Ballroom in New York; features performance clips of Count Basie, Nat "King" Cole, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Mills Brothers, Louis Jordan, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Billy Eckstine, Cab Calloway, Fats Waller, etc.
12:00 am	WPXL 49	32nd Annual Dove Awards	ceremonies honoring Gospel music's finest was held April 26th at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville; Aaron Neville was nominated for "Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year" for "Devotion"; Aaron also performed at the event (with vocal quartet Avalon)

Monday - May 7, 2001

7:00 am	AMC	The Five Pennies	1959 musical based on the life of jazz cornetist Loring "Red" Nichols (1905-1965); features Danny Kaye (as Red Nichols), Louis Armstrong, Ray Anthony, Bob Crosby, Shelly Manne and Bobby Troup
9:15 am	AMC	St. Louis Blues	1958 bio of blues musician and composer W.C. Handy; features performances of Handy's music by Nat 'King' Cole, Cab Calloway, Mahalia Jackson and Ella Fitzgerald; cast also includes Pearl Bailey, Ruby Dee, Barney Bigard, Eartha Kitt, Teddy Buckner, George Washington, George "Red" Callender, Lee Young and Billy Preston, who plays W.C. Handy as a boy
5:00 pm	BET	106 & Park	interview and performance by young rapper Lil Romeo; Romeo's pop, Master P, will also be in the house
8:00 pm	MTV	MTV Cribs Presents: How To Live Large	1 hour special looks into the extraordinary and excessive lives of stars from the world of hip-hop; includes interview clips with Master P, Lil Romeo, Mystikal, and many other rap music stars (rerun)
9:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Videos (Hour 1: 100-81)	VH1 counts down the top 100 videos of all time; includes Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" at #90; hour also includes videos by USA For Africa, Beastie Boys, Blondie, Blind Melon, Prince, Talking Heads, U2 and Madonna

Tuesday - May 8, 2001

5:30 am	BET On Jazz	Ad-Lib	performance by Linda Hopkins and Paul Smith (taped in the 70's)
6:15 am	SUND	Bring On The Night	1985 documentary on the formation of musician Sting's jazz rock band, the making of the album "The Dream of the Blue Turtles", and their first concert performance; with Kenny Kirkland, Omar Hakim, Darryl Jones and Branford Marsalis (repeats at 6:00 pm)
10:30 am	BET	106 & Park	interview and performance by young rapper Lil Romeo; Romeo's pop, Master P, will also be in the house
11:00 am	VH1	100 Greatest Videos (Hour 1: 100-81)	VH1 counts down the top 100 videos of all time; includes Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" at #90; hour also includes videos by USA For Africa, Beastie Boys, Blondie, Blind Melon, Prince, Talking Heads (repeats at 8:00 pm)
3:30 pm	HBO	Sugar Ray Robinson: The Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion	documentary on boxer Sugar Ray Robinson, spans his career from the early Depression-era days until his death in 1989; those interviewed include Lloyd Price; Wynton Marsalis wrote, conducted and performed the musical score (first aired in December, 1998)
4:30 pm	MTV	MTV Cribs Presents: How To Live Large	1 hour special looks into the extraordinary and excessive lives of stars from the world of hip-hop; includes interview clips with Master P, Lil Romeo, Mystikal, and many other rap music stars (rerun; repeats at 9:30 pm)
10:35 pm	NBC	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest: Tim McGraw
12:05 am	ABC	Politically Incorrect	scheduled guests include Kix Brooks (of Brooks & Dunn)

Wednesday - May 9, 2001

12:00 pm	VH1	Saturday Night Live 25 (Hour 3: 1985-90)	highlights from the past 24 seasons of "Saturday Night Live"; includes a performance by The Bangles (featuring Continental Drifter Vicki Peterson); other performers include Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Sting, Aerosmith, etc.
2:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a performance by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (repeats at 8:00 pm and 1:00 am)
7:00 pm	CBS	36th Annual ACM Awards	the Academy of Country Music Awards airs live from the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles; nominees include Tim McGraw and Brooks & Dunn (up for 2 awards each); scheduled presenters include Trace Adkins; scheduled performers include Brooks & Dunn (more on nominees)
7:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Videos (Hour 1: 100-81)	VH1 counts down the top 100 videos of all time; includes Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" at #90; hour also includes videos by USA For Africa, Beastie Boys, Blondie, Blind Melon, Prince, Talking Heads, U2 and Madonna

Thursday - May 10, 2001

2:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Jazz Box	performance by the Brian Blade Fellowship recorded in Montreal (repeats at 8:00 pm and 1:00 am)
6:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Videos (Hour 1: 100-81)	VH1 counts down the top 100 videos of all time; includes Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" at #90; hour also includes videos by USA For Africa, Beastie Boys, Blondie, Blind Melon, Prince, Talking Heads, U2 and Madonna
7:00 pm	A&E	Biography: Jimmy Swaggart - Fire and Brimstone	Jimmy Swaggart was one of the most popular and charismatic preachers in modern history; this profile reveals how this son of a sharecropper helped to bring Pentecostalism from the backwaters of the South to international acceptance; Swaggart was born in the small town of Ferriday, Louisiana in 1935; His father was an itinerant preacher and at age 8 Jimmy was "possessed" by the Holy Spirit; He convulsed, spoke in tongues and prophesied the future; As he grew older, Jimmy began spending more time with his soon-to-be-famous cousins Jerry Lee Lewis and Mickey Gilley; In 1952, Jimmy met 14-year-old Frances Anderson; The two fell in love and were soon married; The newlyweds attended a tent revival by Oral Roberts, and Jimmy decided to become the first singing preacher; He moved to Baton Rouge and quickly built up a recording career and a radio following; By 1973, Jimmy was making $3 million a year; By the end of the '70s, he was heard on more than 650 radio stations and seen by thousands in tent revivals across the nation; Jimmy's ministry grew even more quickly in the '80s; He built his own TV production center and bible college; He had a private jet, a fleet of luxury cars, and a $2.5-million estate; His ministry reached as far as Brazil, China, and South Africa; He began to expose the "wrong-doings" of other tele-evangelists; Among his targets were Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker; 2 years later, photos were taken of Jimmy and a prostitute in New Orleans; Jimmy addressed his congregation with a tearful confession, but in 1992 he was caught again. People realized this was not a mistake, but an addiction; Interviews include Tammy Faye Bakker, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Reverend Jerry Fallwell (repeats at 11:00 pm)
7:00 pm	AMC	Hello, Dolly!	1969 musical stars Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau; the cast also includes Louis Armstrong, who performs a rousing rendition of the title tune (the widescreen version airs at 2:15 am)
10:30 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	with performances from The Bluerunners, Bionik Brown and BarStool Logic (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)

Friday - May 11, 2001

5:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Videos (Hour 1: 100-81)	VH1 counts down the top 100 videos of all time; includes Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" at #90; hour also includes videos by USA For Africa, Beastie Boys, Blondie, Blind Melon, Prince, Talking Heads, U2 and Madonna
7:00 pm	WHNO 20	32nd Annual Dove Awards	ceremonies honoring Gospel music's finest was held April 26th at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville; Aaron Neville was nominated for "Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year" for "Devotion"; Aaron also performed at the event (with vocal quartet Avalon)
10:30 pm	Ovation	Transatlantic Sessions II, #4	Sharon White performs "Storms are On the Ocean"; works by Nanci Griffith, Radney Foster and Michael Doucet are also featured (rerun; repeats at 2:30 am)

Saturday - May 12, 2001

12:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Videos (Hour 1: 100-81)	VH1 counts down the top 100 videos of all time; includes Britney Spears' "...Baby One More Time" at #90; hour also includes videos by USA For Africa, Beastie Boys, Blondie, Blind Melon, Prince, Talking Heads, U2 and Madonna
1:00 pm	HBO	Sugar Ray Robinson: The Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion	documentary on boxer Sugar Ray Robinson, spans his career from the early Depression-era days until his death in 1989; those interviewed include Lloyd Price; Wynton Marsalis wrote, conducted and performed the musical score (first aired in December, 1998)
1:00 pm	TCM	Your Cheatin' Heart	1964 bio of country music legend Hank Williams; stars George Hamilton; Hank Williams, Jr. dubbed his dad's singing voice in the film
2:00 pm	BBC America	Parkinson	talk show host Michael Parkinson meets actress Kate Winslet, musician Harry Connick, Jr., and comedian Jimmy Tarbuck (rerun)
7:00 pm	WLAE 32	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Eight	"Risk" (1945-1955) - with segments on Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, Louis Armstrong, and others (see episode guide for more info)
9:30 pm	Ovation	Eric Clapton: 24 Nights (1991)	Eric Clapton performs four sets at London's Royal Albert Hall; guests include Robert Cray, Albert Collins, Jimmie Vaughan, Buddy Guy, etc. (rerun; repeats at 1:30 am)
2:00 am	WHNO 20	32nd Annual Dove Awards	ceremonies honoring Gospel music's finest was held April 26th at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville; Aaron Neville was nominated for "Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year" for "Devotion"; Aaron also performed at the event (with vocal quartet Avalon)

Sunday - May 13, 2001

6:00 am	BET On Jazz	Jazz Box	performance by the Brian Blade Fellowship recorded in Montreal (repeats at 6:00 pm)
7:00 am	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a performance by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (repeats at 7:00 pm)
11:00 am	CMT	Mother's Day Diaries	country music stars talk about their mothers and/or being mothers themselves; with Lee Ann Womack, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Martina McBride, Jo Dee Messina, Tanya Tucker, and others (repeats at 5:00 pm)
3:30 pm	SUND	Bring On The Night	1985 documentary on the formation of musician Sting's jazz rock band, the making of the album "The Dream of the Blue Turtles", and their first concert performance; with Kenny Kirkland, Omar Hakim, Darryl Jones and Branford Marsalis
6:00 pm	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	host and musical guest Britney Spears performs in skits and sings "Oops! ... I Did It Again" and "Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know" (originally aired on May 13, 2000)

Monday - May 14, 2001

10:35 pm

NBC

Tonight Show with Jay Leno

musical guest Brooks & Dunn

Tuesday - May 15, 2001

8:00 am	Travel	Travelers: New Orleans	learn what makes New Orleans tick by exploring voodoo, zydeco dancing, and the world-famous Bourbon Street night life
10:00 pm	HBO Zone	Chris Rock	Chris interviews Pamela Anderson; rapper Mystikal performs his hit "Shake Ya Ass" (originally aired on October 6, 2000)
3:05 pm	NBC	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest: Tim McGraw (repeat of May 8, 2001 show)

Wednesday - May 16, 2001

5:30 am	SUND	Bring On The Night	1985 documentary on the formation of musician Sting's jazz rock band, the making of the album "The Dream of the Blue Turtles", and their first concert performance; with Kenny Kirkland, Omar Hakim, Darryl Jones and Branford Marsalis (repeats at 3:00 pm)
2:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a performance by Roosevelt Sykes from Brussels (repeats at 8:00 pm and 1:00 am)
2:30 pm	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a performance by Cousin Joe (repeats at 8:30 pm and 1:30 am)
7:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock (No. 60-41)	hour 3 includes Pantera, who were ranked No. 45 (rerun)
8:00 pm	CNN	Larry King Live	The Bonnie Bakley murder investigation, with guests Carry Goldstein, Bakley attorney; Linda Gail Lewis, friend of Bonny Bakley and sister of Jerry Lee Lewis; Peter Carylon, brother of Bonny Bakley; Stephen J. Cannell, Baretta creator; Earle Caldwell, Robert Blake's bodyguard; and Roger Cossack (repeats at 11:00 pm and 2:00 am)
2:05 am	Show	Scorchers	1992 drama film shot in Louisiana's bayou country; features an appearance by Cajun band Mamou, who are also featured on the soundtrack (repeats at 2:35 am)

Thursday - May 17, 2001

1:00 pm	Travel	Travelers: New Orleans	learn what makes New Orleans tick by exploring voodoo, zydeco dancing, and the world-famous Bourbon Street night life
3:00 pm	Ovation	Transatlantic Sessions II, #1	Nanci Griffith leads Bob Dylan’s "Boots of Spanish Leather," Grammy-winning fiddler Michael Doucet joins the ensemble in "Eunice Two-Step" (rerun)
10:30 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	performances by Keith Frank and the Creole Connection, The Boondoggles, and Marc Adams (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)
1:00 am	VH1	History of Rock 'n' Roll (#2 - "Good Rockin' Tonight")	covers rock's first golden era, a period in the mid-'50s that saw the emergence of the first generation of rock and roll superstars; features performance clips by Elvis Presley, Ben E. King, the Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison, The Ronettes, Jerry Lee Lewis ("Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On") and Little Richard ("Lucille") (rerun)

Saturday - May 19, 2001

12:30 pm	VH1	Behind the Music - The Bangles	profile of The Bangles features candid interviews with all four band members (including Vicki Peterson, currently with the Continental Drifters), and unique rehearsal footage filmed in April 2000
7:00 pm	WLAE 32	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Nine	"The Adventure" (1955-1960) - with segments on Sonny Rollins, Miles Davis, Art Blakey, and others (see episode guide for more info)
9:00 pm	WLAE 32	Ellis Marsalis: Jazz Is Spoken Here	this one hour special profiles Ellis Marsalis, the renowned pianist, influential teacher, inspirational role model and father of distinguished musicians Branford, Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis; the program also offers outstanding musical performances; interviews with sons Branford, Wynton and Delfeayo, and with musicians and teachers Danny Barker, Donald Harrison and Edward "Kidd" Jordan affirm Marsalis' message of musical and personal integrity
10:00 pm	WYES 12	Austin City Limits	Acoustic bluesman Keb' Mo' performs contemporary blues followed by acclaimed Texas singer-songwriter Willis Alan Ramsey; features a guest appearance by Tommy Malone (rerun)

Sunday - May 20, 2001

7:00 am	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a performance by Roosevelt Sykes from Brussels (repeats at 7:00 pm)
7:30 am	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a performance by Cousin Joe (repeats at 7:30 pm)
10:00 pm	Ovation	Jazz Collection: Louis Armstrong	profile of jazz legend Louis Armstrong (rerun; repeats at 2:00 am)

Monday - May 21, 2001

2:00 pm	VH1	Behind the Music - The Bangles	profile of The Bangles features candid interviews with all four band members (including Vicki Peterson, currently with the Continental Drifters), and unique rehearsal footage filmed in April 2000
10:35 pm	CBS	Late Show with David Letterman	blues man Buddy Guy sits in with Paul Shaffer and the CBS Orchestra

Tuesday - May 22, 2001

7:00 pm

A&E

Dizzy: The Life and Music of John Birks Gillespie

profile of jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie includes rare footage of the Billy Eckstine Orchestra featuring jazz greats Ray Brown, Charlie "Bird" Parker and James Moody; also seen are early performances by Benny Goodman, Harry James, Teddy Wilson, Lionel Hampton, Count Basie, Gene Krupa, Roy Eldridge, Louis Armstrong and Anita O'Day; plus footage of Dizzy playing with Charlie Parker, Carmen McRae, Louis Armstrong and Oscar Peterson; interviews include Wynton Marsalis, Benny Carter, Lionel Hampton, Jon Faddis, Ray Brown, Annie Ross and Jimmy Heath; Jon Faddis leads the Gillespie Alumni Band in an exclusive performance of Gillespie compositions (2 hours; repeats at 9:00 pm; 11:00 pm; 1:00 am)

Thursday - May 24, 2001

10:00 am	ABC	The View	country music star Tim McGraw performs
10:00 am	Ovation	Jazz Collection: Louis Armstrong	profile of jazz legend Louis Armstrong (rerun)
10:30 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	performances by Sunpie Barnes, Jim McCormick, and Ritmo Caribeno (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)

Friday - May 25, 2001

4:30 pm	Ovation	Jazz Heroes – Dizzy Gillespie	profile of jazz trumpet legend Dizzy Gillespie includes archival footage of Gillespie with Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway, and others
9:00 pm	VH1	100 Most Shocking Moments in Rock & Roll History	hour 5 features entries #20 - #1; listed at No. 15 is Jerry Lee Lewis's marriage to his 13 year old second cousin Myra (repeats at 2:00 am)

Saturday - May 26, 2001

9:30 am	FOX Family	Total Access 24/7: Christina Aguilera	Meet Christina and hear how it all comes together as she kicks off her first headlining tour; Learn some new moves as Christina rehearses with her dancers and get a special sneak peak of her upcoming tour; The hard work never stops as Christina goes into the studio to cut a new single with the legendary Dr. John, and then on to the set to film her latest video, "Come on Over Baby" (rerun)
2:30 pm	Ovation	Transatlantic Sessions II, #4	Sharon White performs "Storms are On the Ocean"; works by Nanci Griffith, Radney Foster and Michael Doucet are also featured (rerun)
7:00 pm	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	host: Tobey Maguire; musical guest: Sisqo; Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown is seen performing during a segue to commercial break (originally aired on 04/15/00)
7:00 pm	WLAE 32	Ken Burns "Jazz" - Episode Ten	"A Masterpiece by Midnight" (1961-Present) - segments on Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis, and the passing of Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong; also seen are clips of the ReBirth Brass Band and Nicholas Payton (see episode guide for more info)
9:00 pm	WLAE 32	Legends of New Orleans: The Music of Allen Toussaint, Dr. John and the Neville Brothers	WYES produced special celebrates three of New Orleans' finest R&B performers (and Grammy winners) - Allen Toussaint, Dr. John and the Neville Brothers; Ed Bradley hosts the program, taped at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival; show also features commentary from legendary record producer Cosimo Matassa; Toussaint performs medleys of his classic hits, including "A Certain Girl," "Mother In-Law," "Fortune Teller," "Working in a Coal Mine," "All These Things" and "Pain in My Heart." plus Bonnie Raitt joins him on "What Is Success"; Dr. John performs "Right Place Wrong Time"; "Going Back to New Orleans" and "Candy"; the Neville's perform their classics "Fire on the Bayou" and "Tipitina," along with Aaron Neville's spectacular rendition of Van Morrison's "Crazy Love"

Sunday - May 27, 2001

7:00 pm	VH1	100 Most Shocking Moments in Rock & Roll History	hour 5 features entries #20 - #1; listed at No. 15 is Jerry Lee Lewis's marriage to his 13 year old second cousin Myra
2:00 am	AMC	St. Louis Blues	1958 bio of blues musician and composer W.C. Handy; features performances of Handy's music by Nat 'King' Cole, Cab Calloway, Mahalia Jackson and Ella Fitzgerald; cast also includes Pearl Bailey, Ruby Dee, Barney Bigard, Eartha Kitt, Teddy Buckner, George Washington, George "Red" Callender, Lee Young and Billy Preston, who plays W.C. Handy as a boy

Monday - May 28, 2001

3:30 pm	Fox Family	Total Access 24/7	get up close and personal with singing sensation Britney Spears as she travels to London for her first international tour (rerun)
4:00 pm	MTV	MTV Cribs Presents: How To Live Large	1 hour special looks into the extraordinary & excessive lives of stars from the world of hip-hop; with comments and clips from Master P, Lil Romeo, Mystikal, and many other rap stars
5:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Montreal Jazz Festival	acoustic performance by Zachary Richard recorded in Montreal (repeats at 3:00 am)
8:00 pm	ABC	2001 World Music Awards	annual event was held in Monaco on May 2nd; winners included Britney Spears (World's Best Selling Pop Female Artist); performers included Christina Aguilera, Backstreet Boys, Nelly, Enya, Ricky Martin, Rod Stewart, Shaggy, Nelly Furtado and Anastacia
2:00 am	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	musical guest Harry Connick, Jr. performs "It Had To Be You" and "It's Alright With Me" (originally aired 01/13/90)

Tuesday - May 29, 2001

5:30 am	BET On Jazz	Ad-Lib	performance by Linda Hopkins and Paul Smith; taped in the 70's (repeats at 5:00 pm)
7:00 pm	A&E	Biography: Tim McGraw	At age 34, Tim McGraw is a country music sensation; Millions of fans flock to his concerts to hear his muscular tenor voice and admire his well-toned physique; this is the story of the versatile country performer who belts out rock-sounding songs like Garth Brooks and performs heart-felt ballads like Randy Travis; Born in rural Delhi, Louisiana, Tim grew up in a modest blue-collar family; When Tim was 11, he found his birth certificate and discovered that his biological father was baseball star Tug McGraw; Years later, Tim made peace with the father who deserted him and his mother; "Biography: Tim McGraw" documents how Tim has more than equaled his father's success; His six albums have made over $125 million. He has won Album of the Year from both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association for two consecutive years; His music receives as much praise as his marriage to country performer Faith Hill; In 2000, their Soul2Soul tour sold out stadiums across the country; This year, Tim and Faith won a Grammy for their duet, "Let's Make Love"; The couple have two daughters together; In 2000, Tim received the Father of the Year award from the National Fatherhood Initiative (repeats at 11:00 pm)

Wednesday - May 30, 2001

2:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a vintage performance by Henry Gray (repeats at 8:00 pm and 1:00 am)
10:00 pm	HBO Zone	Chris Rock	Chris interviews Pamela Anderson; rapper Mystikal performs his hit "Shake Ya Ass" (originally aired on October 6, 2000)
2:00 am	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	musical guest Keith Richards, featuring Ivan Neville on keyboards (originally aired on 10/08/88)

Thursday - May 31, 2001

5:00 am	BET On Jazz	Nat "King" Cole Show	Nat "King" Cole hosts; with guests Norman Granz, Stan Getz, Illinois Jacquet, and Flip Phillips
2:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Jazz Box	vintage performance by Henry Butler, recorded in Montreal (repeats at 8:00 pm and 1:00 am)
4:00 pm	VH1	100 Most Shocking Moments in Rock & Roll History	hour 5 features entries #20 - #1; listed at No. 15 is Jerry Lee Lewis's marriage to his 13 year old second cousin Myra
10:30 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	scheduled guests include The Radiators, Motorway and Danzig & Wooley (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)