Thursday - August 2, 2001

6:00 am	TMC	A Song is Born (1948)	a refugee nightclub singer (Virgnia Mayo) teaches seven music professors the meaning of pop and swing for the encyclopedia they're writing; Danny Kaye, Tommy Dorsey, Louis Armstrong and Benny Goodman costar in this 1948 remake of "Ball of Fire"; others appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell and Page Cavanaugh
12:00 pm	BET On Jazz	Jazz Discovery	local sax man Lance Ellis competes in the final round in the "Instrumental" category (repeats at 6:00 pm and 11:00 pm)

Friday - August 3, 2001

1:00 pm	Ovation	Access All Areas	interview with jazz musician & composer Wynton Marsalis (rerun)
1:00 pm	VH1	VH1 All Access: Rock & Religion	documentary looks back at the early days of rock & roll when pioneers like Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard struggled with playing "the devil's music", also today's current boom in spirituality, where artists like Creed and Madonna express their spirituality in their music with commercial success (rerun)
5:00 pm	VH1	VH1 All Access: Cheers & Jeers II	fast paced, music filled romp through the best and worst of pop culture moments; includes the Britney Spears - Christina Aguilera soda wars; the Aerosmith Superbowl performance, etc. (rerun)
5:30 pm	MTV	MTV Cribs	MTV takes you inside the palatial Baton Rouge home of Master P for a quick game of basketball on his deluxe court and a tour of his home recording studio; episode also features the abodes of Ozzy Osbourne, and A.J. McLean of the Backstreet Boys (rerun)
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	scheduled guests include Tommy Malone, Mem Shannon & The Membership and Lee Telle (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)
10:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Songs of Rock 'n' Roll	Hour 5 features No.'s 10-1; includes The Kingsmen's "Louie Louie" (at #11), which was written by Extension, Louisiana native Richard Berry (rerun)

Saturday - August 4, 2001 (Centennial of Louis Armstrong's birth)

11:00 am	WGN	Soul Train	musical guests Lil Bow Wow, Alicia Keys, and Silkk the Shocker w/ Trina (rerun; originally aired on 03/31/2001)
5:00 pm	WYES 12	Red Beans & Ricely Yours: Satchmo in New Orleans	award-winning WYES documentary profiling the social and musical influences of the New Orleans years on jazz legend Louis Armstrong; includes archival photos, film footage and recordings; hosted by Charmaine Neville (rerun; one hour)
9:00 pm	Encore	Angel Heart	1987 thriller filmed in New Orleans stars Mickey Rourke, Robert DeNiro and Lisa Bonet; features appearances by many local musicians including Rickie Monie, Deacon John, Ernest Watson, Richard Payne, Alonzo Stewart, Lillian Boutté, Roselyn Lionheart, Freddie Kohlman, Kenyatta Simon, Curtis Pierre and Kufaru Mouton
10:00 pm	PBS	Austin City Limits - Classic: Fats Domino (1987)	New Orleans R&B legend Fats Domino performs his classic hits; includes "My Blue Heaven", "Ain't That a Shame", "Your Cheatin' Heart", "I Want to Walk You Home", and more (alas, this episode will be pre-empted by many PBS affiliates due to the August Pledge Drive)
11:00 pm	E!	Wild On Mardi Gras	Jules Asner joins forces with Harry Connick, Jr. and Anne Rice to guide us through Mardi Gras - the worldwide party to end all parties - in Rio de Janeiro, Sydney, Australia and, of course, New Orleans (rerun)
11:00 pm	CNN	World Beat	New Orleans celebrates a Century of Louis Armstrong. New Orleans most famous son enjoyed telling people he was born on July 4th - American Independence Day - 1900. The actual date was August 4th, 1901, and this week celebrations reach a peak in his hometown. One of the highlights is a concert by the Crescent City's most famous jazz family: Pullitzer-prize-winning trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, Grammy-winning saxophonist Branford, trombonist Delfeayo and drummer Jason - joined by the father who taught them all, pianist Ellis Marsalis

Sunday - August 5, 2001

7:00 am	BET On Jazz	Blues Concerts	a vintage performance by Henry Gray (repeats at 7:00 pm)
9:00 am	TNT	Living Out Loud	1998 comedy/drama film stars Holly Hunter, Danny DeVito and Queen Latifah; also features an appearance by Plas Johnson
10:00 am	WNOL 38	Soul Train	musical guests Lil Bow Wow, Alicia Keys, and Silkk the Shocker w/ Trina (rerun; originally aired on 03/31/2001)
11:00 am	VH1	100 Greatest Women of Rock & Roll (100-81)	salute to female musicians via performance clips, classic cuts and interviews; this hour includes Lake Charles, LA native Lucinda Williams (# 97);
2:30 pm	CNN	World Beat	New Orleans celebrates a Century of Louis Armstrong. New Orleans most famous son enjoyed telling people he was born on July 4th - American Independence Day - 1900. The actual date was August 4th, 1901, and this week celebrations reach a peak in his hometown. One of the highlights is a concert by the Crescent City's most famous jazz family: Pullitzer-prize-winning trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, Grammy-winning saxophonist Branford, trombonist Delfeayo and drummer Jason - joined by the father who taught them all, pianist Ellis Marsalis (rerun)
6:00 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

Monday - August 6, 2001

10:00 pm	HBO Zone	Chris Rock Show	interview with jazz musician Wynton Marsalis; music by Biz Markie (rerun)
3:05 am	NBC / WDSU 6	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest Buddy Guy performs "Stay All Night" (rerun of July 30,2001)

Tuesday - August 7, 2001

8:30 pm	WYES 12	Italian New Orleans	documentary details the contribution of Italian-Americans to the Crescent City -- from the community's early beginnings in the 18th century to the present, and their powerful influence on the commerce, politics, religion, music and food of New Orleans; includes a segment on Original Dixieland Jazz Band founder Nick LaRocca (rerun; repeats at 11:30 pm and 2:30 am)
1:00 am	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	musical guest Wynton Marsalis performs "J Mood" and "One Mustaad" (originally aired on 03/28/87)

Wednesday - August 8, 2001

5:00 am	Bravo	Naked Nashville: Part 2, "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys"	Part two chronicles the current country music trend of marketing bland pop confections by tracing the careers of two Nashville up-and-comers - the gritty, hard-living Dale Watson and aspiring singer-songwriter Keith Harling; features interviews with Willie Nelson, Tim McGraw, and MCA Nashville president Tony Brown (rerun; repeats at 10:00 am)
9:00 am	BET On Jazz	Jazz Central Collection	a performance by Donald Harrison taped at the BET On Jazz studios
10:35 pm	NBC / WDSU 6	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest Better Than Ezra performs "Extra Ordinary" from their new album "Closer"
3:05 am	NBC / WDSU 6	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest Lucinda Williams (rerun of August 1, 2001)

Thursday - August 9, 2001

11:00 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)
3:00 pm	BET	Rap City: Tha Bassment	Cash Money Records recording artists Lil' Wayne and Mack 10 are today's guests
8:00 pm	VH1	Behind The Music: Rick Nelson	a profile of late pop musician and singer Ricky Nelson; includes interviews with family members, guitarist James Burton, Sun Record's Sam Phillip, and others (rerun)
1:05 am	ABC / WGNO	Politically Incorrect	scheduled guests include Kevin Griffin (of Better Than Ezra)

Friday - August 10, 2001

7:30 pm	Pay Per View	O Brother, Where Art Thou?	The Coen brothers wrote and directed this tale of three escaped convicts and their unusual odyssey in the Deep South; stars George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson, Holly Hunter and Chris Thomas King (check with your cable provider for additional air dates & times)
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	performances by the Continental Drifters, Spirit and Eluard & Co. (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)

Saturday - August 11, 2001

12:00 pm	BET	Teen Summit	BET's Teen Summit looks back at stars who gave some of their first appearances on the show; this week features flashbacks to Busta Rhymes, DMX, 112, Juvenile, Foxy Brown, Bebe and CeCe Winans, Cedric the Entertainer, Maya, Coolio, Usher, Tupac, Kirk Franklin, 3LW and Gang Starr
7:00 pm	TNN	Grand Ole Opry Backstage	featuring Porter Wagoner, Jimmy C. Newman, Jan Howard, and Mel McDaniel (repeats at 10:00 pm)
7:30 pm	TNN	Grand Ole Opry Live	featuring Porter Wagoner, Jimmy C. Newman, Jan Howard, and Mel McDaniel (repeats at 10:30 pm)
8:00 pm	WYES 12	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" (90 minutes; repeats at 11:30 pm & 3 am)
9:00 pm	BET	BET Live	with guests James Lesure, Debra Wilson and rapper C-Murder (rerun)

Sunday - August 12, 2001

6:30 am	BET	Bishop Paul Morton	religious programming featuring Bishop Paul S. Morton from the Greater St. Stephen FGBC
11:00 am	TCM	The Glenn Miller Story	1954 film bio of bandleader Glenn Miller; cast includes Louis Armstrong, Barney Bigard, Gene Krupa, Trummy Young, Cozy Cole, Arvell Shaw, Frances Langford and Nino Tempo
8:00 pm	Bravo	Popular Song: Soundtrack of the Century (Part 1 of 8)	Part 1 looks at the early years of the American musical theatre, tracing the process by which music rooted in Jewish and African-American traditions melded into the sophisticated and glamorous soundtrack that guided Americans through the Great Depression; w/ comments from Wynton Marsalis and others (repeats at 12:00 am)
9:00 pm	Bravo	Popular Song: Soundtrack of the Century (Part 2 of 8)	Part 2 delves deep into America's Jazz Age; includes contributions from Tony Bennett, Harry Connick Jr., Artie Shaw, Johnny Mathis, Burt Bacharach, Elvis Costello and Willie Nelson; also archival footage of Hoagy Charmichael talking about the origins of "Stardust" and Paul McCartney describes the writing of "Yesterday"; performances include Al Jolson, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby duet on "Did You Evah?", and Louis Armstrong performing "Heebie Jeebies" (repeats at 1:00 am)
10:00 pm	Bravo	Popular Song: Soundtrack of the Century (Part 3 of 8)	Part 3 traces the roots of Rock 'n' Roll by starting with a look at a young Elvis Presley and backtracking 50 years to the Deep South where Rock 'n' Roll's most basic components - Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Country and Hillbilly music began to mix and meld into a form that 50 years later would be deemed the fad that was "here to stay"; interviews & performances include Bessie Smith, Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Louis Jordan, BB King, Hank Williams and Big Joe Turner (repeats at 2:00 am)

Monday - August 13, 2001

5:00 pm

BET On Jazz

Montreal Jazz Festival

acoustic performance by Zachary Richard recorded in Montreal (repeats at 3:00 am)

Tuesday - August 14, 2001

11:00 am

BET On Jazz

Not Just Jazz: Timex All-Stars

From 1958; Artists performing include Lionel Hampton Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars, George Shearing, Dukes of Dixieland, Jaye P. Morgan, Jack Teagarden, Gerry Mulligan, Gene Krupa and Zutty Singleton (repeats at 10:00 pm)

Wednesday - August 15, 2001

1:00 pm	VH1	Behind The Music: Rick Nelson	a profile of late pop musician and singer Ricky Nelson; includes interviews with family members, guitarist James Burton, Sun Record's Sam Phillip, and others (rerun)
9:30 pm	MTV	Making The Video: Lil' Rascals	features the video for "Hardball" (from the "Hardball" soundtrack) by the Lil' Rascals (made up of rappers Lil' Wayne, Lil Bow Wow, Lil' Zane and Sammie)
10:00 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
12:00 am	VH1	RockStory: Censorship	a look at censorship includes the story behind The Kingsmen's controversial song, "Louie, Louie"; the rock classic was written by Louisiana native Richard Berry (rerun)
3:05 am	NBC / WDSU 6	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest Better Than Ezra performs "Extra Ordinary" from their new album "Closer" (originally aired on August 8, 2001)

Thursday - August 16, 2001

11:00 am	FX	Honkytonk Man	Clint Eastwood produced, directed and starred in this 1982 drama about an alcoholic country singer who wants to make it to the Grand Ole Opry before he dies of leukemia; cast includes New Orleans Jazz/R&B vocalist Linda Hopkins, plus David Frizzell, Ray Price, Marty Robbins, Merle Travis and Porter Wagoner
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)
8:00 pm	TNN	The Last Ride	1994 crime drama about a romance between an ex-con rodeo star and a fugitive from justice; stars Mickey Rourke and Lori Singer; cast also includes Aaron Neville (as Snake) and Lucinda Williams (with Charlie Sexton, Gurf Morlix, John Ciambotti, Duane Jarvis and Donald Lindley, appearing in a carnival band); film also known as F.T.W.

Friday - August 17, 2001

7:00 am	NBC	Today	Today's summer outdoor concert series features country music superstar Tim McGraw
6:00 pm	Bravo	Popular Song: Soundtrack of the Century (Part 8 of 8)	Part 8 goes back to the beginning to recap the various stages of popular music, culminating with the diverse hits of the late Seventies, Eighties and Nineties; featured artists include Britney Spears (repeats at 10:00 pm and 1:30 am)
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	scheduled guests include Johnny Neel, Paulette Wright-Davis and Backbone (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)
10:30 pm	MTV	Making The Video: Lil' Rascals	features the video for "Hardball" (from the "Hardball" soundtrack) by the Lil' Rascals (made up of rappers Lil' Wayne, Lil Bow Wow, Lil' Zane and Sammie)
10:35 pm	ABC / WGNO	Nightline	Nightline broadcasts recently discovered audio diaries of Louis Armstrong; Armstrong would routinely record his thoughts - including his anger over racism, his feelings about his career, and conversations with friends - in an audio diary that has only recently been discovered; while his public image was one of a smiling, upbeat jazz musician, the tapes document his incredible anger over the way he was treated by the music and film industries and the racism he saw in everyday life; Armstrong began making the recordings in the 1940's and continued to record his thoughts and conversations with friends until his death in 1971; Chicago Tribune arts critic Howard Reich first reported the existence of the tapes and will be interviewed for the program, along with Armstrong's former record producer, George Avakian, the director of the Louis Armstrong archives, Michael Cogswell, and longtime Armstrong neighbor Selma Herlado

Saturday - August 18, 2001

8:00 am	VH1	Where Are They Now? - Bad Boys of Rock	series features updates on stars of the past; includes clips on Billy Idol, David Lee Roth, Jerry Lee Lewis, Dee Snyder, Gene Simmons, Ted Nugent, Donnie Wahlberg, Rob Halford, Pete Townsend, James Brown, Alice Cooper, Chuck Berry and Chuck Negron (rerun)
11:00 am	WGN	Soul Train	scheduled guests include Eric Benet and Master P with his son Lil Romeo (originally aired on April 21, 2001)
8:00 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 (rerun)
8:00 pm	WLAE 32	W.C. Handy Blues Awards	Dr. John hosts; performers include Gatemouth Brown (w/ Dr. John, Joe Krown, etc), Bobby Rush, and Henry Butler with Corey Harris

Sunday - August 19, 2001

6:00 am	BET On Jazz	Jazz Box	performance by the Brian Blade Fellowship recorded in Montreal (repeats at 10:00 pm)
6:30 am	BET	Bishop Paul Morton	religious programming featuring Bishop Paul S. Morton from the Greater St. Stephen FGBC
10:00 am	BET On Jazz	Not Just Jazz: Timex All-Stars	From 1958; Artists performing include Lionel Hampton Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars, George Shearing, Dukes of Dixieland, Jaye P. Morgan, Jack Teagarden, Gerry Mulligan, Gene Krupa and Zutty Singleton (repeats at 7:00 pm)
10:00 am	WNOL 38	Soul Train	scheduled guests include Eric Benet and Master P with his son Lil Romeo (originally aired on April 21, 2001)
8:45 pm	IFC	The Apostle	Robert Duvall plays a volatile Pentecostal minister in this 1997 drama; filming locations included Lafayette, LA; features appearances by Hunter Hayes, gospel singer Ruby Terry, and late cornet player Harold Potier, Sr. (repeats at 2:15 am)

Monday - August 20, 2001

11:00 am	WGNO 26	700 Club	interview with singer Aaron Neville
7:00 pm	FOX	Teen Choice Awards 2001	awards ceremony held on August 12th in Los Angeles; nominees included Mystikal (2), and Britney Spears (3); Britney won the award for "Choice Female Artist", and also served as a presenter; performers includes Nick & Aaron Carter and Usher; other artists appearing included 'N Sync, Destiny's Child, Sisqo, Pink, Mandy Moore, Lil' Bow Wow , Jessica Simpson, Dream and Eden's Crush
4:45 pm	IFC	The Apostle	Robert Duvall plays a volatile Pentecostal minister in this 1997 drama; filming locations included Lafayette, LA; features appearances by Hunter Hayes, gospel singer Ruby Terry, and late cornet player Harold Potier, Sr.
10:00 pm	VH1	100 Greatest Women of Rock & Roll (100-81)	salute to female musicians via performance clips, classic cuts and interviews; this hour includes Lake Charles, LA native Lucinda Williams (# 97);

Tuesday - August 21, 2001

8:30 am	AMC	Hello, Dolly!	1969 musical stars Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau; cast also includes Louis Armstrong, who performs a rousing rendition of the title tune
7:00 pm	UPN	Hot Boyz	1999 crime drama from No Limit Films; stars C-Murder, Silkk the Shocker, Snoop Dogg, Mystikal, Gary Busey, and A.J. Johnson; written and directed by Master P
12:00 am	MTV	Making The Video: Lil' Rascals	features the video for "Hardball" (from the "Hardball" soundtrack) by the Lil' Rascals (made up of rappers Lil' Wayne, Lil Bow Wow, Lil' Zane and Sammie)

Wednesday - August 22, 2001

8:00 pm	CBS	Miss Teen USA 2001	pageant will include performances by Mandy Moore, Usher, Jagged Edge and Better Than Ezra
9:00 pm	BET	BET's Journeys in Black: Master P	in depth profile of rap superstar Master P; includes a rare look inside Master P's much-heralded No Limit media empire, which has evolved beyond music to also include sports management, film production, real estate, and retail clothing endeavors (rerun)
10:00 pm	HBO Zone	Chris Rock Show	interview with jazz musician Wynton Marsalis; music by Biz Markie (rerun)

Thursday - August 23, 2001

8:00 am	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; repeats at 3:00 pm)
7:00 pm	Ovation	Access All Areas	interview with jazz musician Wynton Marsalis (rerun; repeats at 11:00 pm)

Friday - August 24, 2001

8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Live	scheduled guests include the John Carey Band, Catch Velvet and Blake Luquette (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)
9:00 pm	Encore	Angel Heart (1987)	thriller filmed in New Orleans stars Mickey Rourke, Robert DeNiro and Lisa Bonet; features appearances by many local musicians including Rickie Monie, Deacon John, Ernest Watson, Richard Payne, Alonzo Stewart, Lillian Boutté, Roselyn Lionheart, Freddie Kohlman, Kenyatta Simon, Curtis Pierre and Kufaru Mouton

Saturday - August 25, 2001

11:00 pm	MTV	Making The Video: Lil' Rascals	features the video for "Hardball" (from the "Hardball" soundtrack) by the Lil' Rascals (made up of rappers Lil' Wayne, Lil Bow Wow, Lil' Zane and Sammie)
12:00 pm	BET	Teen Summit	BET's Teen Summit looks back at stars who gave some of their first appearances on the show; this week features flashbacks to Nelly, Mary Mary, Da Brat, The Roots, Queen Latifah, Goodie Mobb, Lost Boyz, Noreaga, EPMD, Ja Ru, Total, Ray-J, Genuwine, Master P, Joe, Mos Def, Redman, and Black Robb

Sunday - August 26, 2001

6:30 am	BET	Bishop Paul Morton	religious programming featuring Bishop Paul S. Morton from the Greater St. Stephen FGBC
3:00 pm	Bravo	Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends: "Rap Musicians"	Louis Theroux visits New Orleans, Louisiana, heart of the so-called "dirty" south and epicenter of an extreme form of gangster rap that claims to mirror violent ghetto life. Local DJ Wild Wayne has invited Louis to rap live on his show. So Louis enlists the help of Reece and Bigelow - two rappers from Mississippi - and together they begin to write about his life in Shepherd's Bush, London - not the same as violent street life in America, but at least he's "keeping it real." So they start brainstorming about Louis' experiences in London, his love of red wine and his Fiat saloon car. But will the rap be good enough for this white, middle class rapper to win the approval of the streets of New Orleans? (rerun)

Monday - August 27, 2001

5:00 am	Bravo	Bravo Profiles: The Worlds of Harry Connick, Jr.	profile of pianist, composer, musician and actor Harry Connick, Jr. features performance clips from his early days up to the present, and interviews with Branford, Wynton, and Ellis Marsalis; producer Tracey Freeman, actors Sandra Bullock and Pete Postlethwaite; Harry's dad, Harry Connick, Sr., and Harry's wife, Jill Connick (rerun; repeats at 10:00 am)
9:00 pm	VH1	What's My 20?: "Rumpshakers"	hosted by VH1 viewers, this show counts down the top 20 rumpshakin' videos as determined by on-line voters; the Top 20 includes Juvenile's "Back That Azz Up" (#6), and Mystikal's "Shake Ya Ass" (#11)
10:35 pm	NBC / WDSU 6	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	musical guest Buddy Guy performs "Stay All Night" (rerun of July 30,2001)

Tuesday - August 28, 2001

7:00 pm

UPN

Source Hip-Hop Music Awards

music awards held August 20 in Miami; nominees include Mystikal ("Single of the Year" & "Live Performer of the Year"), the Cash Money Millionaires ("Artist of the Year, Group"), and Cash Money's Mannie Fresh ("Producer of the Year"); No Limit Records founder Master P will receive receive the Hip-Hop Image Award; scheduled performers include Puff Daddy & The Family, Mary J. Blige, Ja Rule w/Case, Eminem & D12, Nelly & the St. Lunatics and MOP w/Crazy Town; presenters include Lil Romeo, Mystikal, the Cash Money Millionaires, and Shaquille O'Neal

Wednesday - August 29, 2001

9:00 pm	WLAE 32	Charlie Rose	Charlie hosts a Jazz Panel featuring Ken Burns (executive producer of the PBS "Jazz" documentary) and musician Wynton Marsalis (rerun from January 8, 2001)
1:30 am	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	musical guest Keith Richards, featuring Ivan Neville on keyboards (originally aired on 10/08/88)

Thursday - August 30, 2001

7:00 am	Ovation	Jazz Collection: Louis Armstrong	Documentary on jazz legend Louis Armstrong includes movie and performance clips ("I Cover The Waterfront", "Back O' Town Blues", "Shine", "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen", "Dinah", "Tiger Rag", etc.), vintage photos, and interviews with Lil Hardin, Al Grey, Lucille Armstrong, and Satchmo himself (rerun; repeats at 2:00 pm & 6:00 pm)
3:00 pm	BET	Rap City: Tha Bassment	Cash Money Records recording artists Lil' Wayne and Mack 10 are today's guests (rerun of August 9, 2001)

Friday - August 31, 2001

8:00 pm

Cox 10

Louisiana Jukebox Live

performances by Lenny McDaniel, Jay Cormier & Cajun Country and Louise Cappi (see below for Louisiana Jukebox Live rerun schedule!)