TV Appearances by New Orleans Music Artists, August 2002


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August 2002

PBS

Down From The Mountain

music from the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is brought to life in a benefit concert for the Country Music Hall of Fame; actress Holly Hunter introduces the program, which includes performances by Ralph Stanley, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Emmylou Harris, Chris Thomas King, The Cox Family, Gillian Welch, John Hartford, and others; The show will air during the August, 2002 pledge drive; check your local PBS listings for air date and time in your area

Thursday - August 1, 2002

11:30 pm WLAE 32 Mountain Stage (#109) featuring performances by Buddy Guy (see photo) and Debbie Davies (rerun)

Friday - August 2, 2002

7:00 pm UPN Hot Boyz (1999) crime drama from No Limit Films stars Master P, C-Murder, Silkk the Shocker, Snoop Dogg and Mystikal; written and directed by Master P

8:00 pm Cox 10 Louisiana Jukebox Encore highlights from the past season, with performances from Papa Grows Funk, Chris Thomas King, and others (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)

3:00 am BET Oh Drama "Show Biz Kids" with Todd Bridges and Raven Symone; musical guests: Master P and Lil' Romeo (rerun from 11/01)

Saturday - August 3, 2002

7:00 am Ovation Access All Areas interview with jazz musician and composer Wynton Marsalis (rerun)

3:30 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 (rerun)

11:30 pm NICK Cheers Harry Connick, Jr. plays Woody's piano-playing cousin, who wears his heart on his sleeve when it comes to his crush on Rebecca (originally aired on 02/06/92)

Sunday - August 4, 2002 - Happy Birthday Satchmo!

7:15 pm WE Little Man Tate (1991) Jodie Foster made her directorial debut with this astute drama about a six-year-old boy genius who is torn between the love of his fiercely protective mother (Foster) and the intellectual wisdom of a child psychologist; cast includes Harry Connick, Jr. (repeats at 1:00 am)

Monday - August 5, 2002

3:00 am Love Stories Life Without Dick (2001) After accidently killing her boyfriend (Johnny Knoxville) during an argument, a woman (Sarah Jessica Parker) falls in love with the inept hitman (Harry Connick, Jr.) who had been hired to kill him

Tuesday - August 6, 2002

11:40 am Love Stories Life Without Dick (2001) After accidently killing her boyfriend (Johnny Knoxville) during an argument, a woman (Sarah Jessica Parker) falls in love with the inept hitman (Harry Connick, Jr.) who had been hired to kill him (repeats at 7:00 pm)

6:00 pm E! Saturday Night Live host Louise Lasser; musical guest Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs "Panama" (originally aired on July 24, 1976; repeats at 12:00 am)

Thursday - August 8, 2002

8:00 am Action Any Which Way You Can (1980) Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles (repeats at 7:00 pm)

7:00 pm ABC Excess Baggage (1997) in this comic crime caper, rich girl Alicia Silverstone botches her own "kidnapping" and winds up in cahoots with a young car thief; also stars Harry Connick, Jr.

Friday - August 9, 2002

7:00 am ABC Good Morning America performance by The Bangles (featuring Continental Drifter Vicki Peterson)

10:00 am FLIX A Song is Born (1948) a refugee nightclub singer (Virginia 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 remake of "Ball of Fire"; other musicians appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell and Page Cavanaugh

7:00 pm VH1 Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Special repeat of the concert special includes new footage not aired in the original broadcast, including the Britney Spears duet with Michael Jackson (on "The Way You Make Me Feel") and Lil Romeo performing "My Baby"; other acts appearing include Whitney Houston ("Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'"), 'N Sync ("Dancing Machine") and a reunited Jackson 5

8:00 pm Cox 10 Louisiana Jukebox Encore highlights from the past season, with performances from James Rivers, U.N.L.V., (New Orleans) Juice, 3 Now 4, Patrick Weathers and Ill Relatives (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)

9:00 pm WYES 12 Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop host Frankie Valli and more than 200 early R&R legends reunite for a once-in-a-lifetime concert; live performances from Little Anthony & The Imperials, Little Richard, Jay & The Americans, Fred Paris and the Five Satins, Jerry Butler, Lloyd Price ("Stagger Lee"), Frankie Ford, The Duprees and many others bring to life the spirit of early rock-and-roll and doo wop (repeats at 12:00 am)

Sunday - August 11, 2002

11:30 am Action Memphis Belle 1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr. (repeats at 7:05 pm)

9:00 pm 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 1:00 am)

Monday - August 12, 2002

6:50 am Action Memphis Belle 1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr.

1:00 pm WYES 12 Reading Rainbow: The Wall A boy and his father come to Washington D.C. to visit the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial to find the name of the boy’s grandfather, who was killed in the conflict; Viewers also visit a mural dedicated to Louis Armstrong, the great jazz trumpeter, and meet its creator (rerun)

3:00 pm Ovation Sidney Bechet: Treat It Gentle documentary on New Orleans born jazz clarinetist and soprano saxophonist Sidney Bechet includes previously unreleased footage of Bechet, and excerpts of interviews with family and friends; Woody Allen and Wynton Marsalis also appear (rerun)

Tuesday - August 13, 2002

1:00 pm 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)

2:30 pm E! Saturday Night Live host Louise Lasser; musical guest Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs "Panama" (originally aired on July 24, 1976; band members included Allan Jaffe, Willie & Percy Humphrey, Frank Demond, Narvin Kimball and Sing Miller)

12:07 am CBS Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn Soul Asylum frontman (and NOLA resident) Dave Pirner performs

Wednesday - August 14, 2002

7:20 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 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm)

10:00 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)

Thursday - August 15, 2002

9:00 pm CMT Best of Austin City Limits vintage performances from the PBS series; episode features Dwight Yoakam (from 1989) and Trace Adkins (from 1998)

Friday - August 16, 2002

7:00 pm CMT CMT Honky Tonk Sound Trace Adkins hosts this 2 hour look at the history of honky tonk; includes clips of pioneers such as Ernest Tubb, with comments from Merle Haggard, Alan Jackson, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, George Strait, Dwight Yoakam, etc.

8:00 pm Cox 10 Louisiana Jukebox Encore highlights from the past season, with performances from George Porter, Jr., Rockin' Dopsie, Jr., Chris Klein & the Boulevards, LaFleur et Basile, The Naked Orchestra and Willow's Passage (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)

Saturday - August 17, 2002

11:05 pm TMC Roadie (1980) a mechanic turned roadie (Meat Loaf) and a groupie join forces to meet rocker Alice Cooper in person; also appearing are Hank Williams, Jr., Merle Kilgore, Roy Orbison, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Asleep At The Wheel and Blondie

Sunday - August 18, 2002

1:00 pm CMT CMT Crossroads series teams up country music stars with music stars from other genres to play together, swap stories, and share their common love of music; this episode features Brooks & Dunn and ZZ Top (rerun; repeats at 7:00 pm)

1:00 pm FLIX A Song is Born (1948) a refugee nightclub singer (Virginia 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 remake of "Ball of Fire"; other musicians appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell and Page Cavanaugh

7:00 pm TBS Copycat 1995 suspense thriller stars Sigourney Weaver, Holly Hunter, Dermot Mulroney and Harry Connick, Jr.

Monday - August 19, 2002

7:30 am 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 pm and 6:30 pm)

11:00 am FX Posse (1993) western film stars Mario Van Peebles; cast also includes Isaac Hayes, Big Daddy Kane, Tone Loc, and Aaron Neville

7:00 pm FOX 2002 Teen Choice Awards features performances by Nelly, Jennifer Love Hewitt and BBMak; presenters include Britney Spears; Brit received 5 nominations, and won for "Choice Female Artist" (for the 3rd straight year) and "Choice Female Hottie" (her 2nd in a row); event was taped on August 4, 2002

9:30 pm WYES 12 Preservation Hall Jazz Band: A Night In New Orleans WYES-produced special offers viewers a rare performance by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, taped live at Preservation Hall in New Orleans; set consists of "Panama Rag", "Mama Don't Allow It", "Basin Street Blues", "Tiger Rag", "Just A Closer Walk With Thee", and "When The Saints Go Marchin' In"; band members are Ben Jaffe, David Grillier (who passed away in April, 2002), Joe Lastie Jr., Rickie Monie, Frank Demond, Wendell Brunious and Narvin Kimball (rerun)

11:00 pm Turner Classic The Glenn Miller Story (1954) bio of bandleader Glenn Miller; cast includes Louis Armstrong, Barney Bigard, Gene Krupa, Trummy Young, Cozy Cole, Arvell Shaw, Frances Langford and Nino Tempo

11:35 pm NBC Late Night with Conan O'Brien John C. McGinley (NBC’s Scrubs); Frankie Muniz (Malcolm In The Middle); musical guest Hank Williams, Jr. performs "Go Girl Go" (rerun; originally aired on May 10, 2002)

Tuesday - August 20, 2002

12:35 pm Action Any Which Way You Can (1980) Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles (repeats at 9:00 pm)

8:00 pm VH1 Driven: Notorious B.I.G. profile of slain rapper Notorious B.I.G. (nee Christopher Wallace) features rare video, audio and photos, plus interviews with his mother Voletta Wallace; Catholic school buddies Michael Bynum and Hubert Davis (his first rapping partners); Donald Harrison, in the first-ever interview with the jazz musician who mentored and filmed a teenage Chris Wallace; long-time friend Lil' Cease (of Junior M.A.F.I.A.), and others (repeats at 10:30 pm)

Wednesday - August 21, 2002

6:20 am Action Any Which Way You Can (1980) Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles

10:30 pm SHO I Got The Hook-Up (1998) Two small-time scam artists, Black (Master P) and Blue land in hot water when the FBI and unsatisfied customers come looking for them; also features appearances by Mia X, C-Murder, Fiend, Mystikal, Mr Serv-On, Ice Cube, Kane & Abel and Snoop Dogg; the soundtrack features No Limit stars, plus Jay-Z, ODB, etc.

12:00 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)

Thursday - August 22, 2002

1:30 pm Action Memphis Belle 1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr. (repeats at 9:00 pm)

Friday - August 23, 2002

8:00 pm Cox 10 Louisiana Jukebox Encore highlights from the past season, with performances by Norman Brown, Freestyle Nation and Lovher (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)

8:00 pm CMT Hard Rock Live performances by Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Lynyrd Skynyrd; KWS performs "Somehow, Somewhere, Someway", "Blue On Black" and "Slow Ride" (rerun from 1998; repeats at 12:00 am)

Saturday - August 24, 2002

7:00 am Ovation Access All Areas interview with jazz musician and composer Wynton Marsalis (rerun)

8:15 am Action Any Which Way You Can (1980) Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles (repeats at 5:30 pm)

10:05 am MAX The Big Easy (1987) thriller set in New Orleans stars Dennis Quaid and Ellen Barkin; also appearing are Irma Thomas, Dewey Balfa (w/ Christine Balfa and Robert Jardell), Terrance Simien and Solomon Burke (check out the soundtrack)

Sunday - August 25, 2002

4:30 pm NICK All That pop star Britney Spears hosts, performs in skits and sings "I'm Not A Girl" (rerun)

1:00 am Disney Disneyland After Dark Walt Disney hosts this 1962 night time tour of the Magic Kingdom; includes performances by barbershop quartet The Dapper Dans, dancer Bobby Burgess, Annette Funicello and Bobby Rydell, dancers The Royal Tahitians, The Elliott Brothers Orchestra, The Osmond Brothers (in their first network TV appearance), and Louis Armstrong, with Kid Ory (trombone), Johnny St. Cyr (banjo), Paul "Polo" Barnes (clarinet), Harvey Brooks (piano), Mike De Lay (trumpet), Alton Redd (drums), and singer Monette Moore (see photos)

Tuesday - August 27, 2002

2:30 pm FLIX A Song is Born (1948) a refugee nightclub singer (Virginia 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 remake of "Ball of Fire"; other musicians appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell, Page Cavanaugh (repeats at 4:30 am)

4:00 pm VH1 Blues Brothers 2000 1998 musical comedy stars Dan Aykroyd, John Goodman, B.B. King and Erykah Badu; also features appearances by Dr. John, Lonnie Brooks, and many other blues greats

7:30 pm BET How I'm Living BET visits the homes of Master P and Kelly Price

Wednesday - August 28, 2002

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 and 6:00 pm)

7:30 am USA Living Single "I Love This Game" - Khadijah (Queen Latifah) plays a grudge-match basketball game against a high-school rival (played by Cheryl Miller); Branford Marsalis makes a guest appearance (rerun; originally aired on 09/08/94)

12:00 pm Cox 10 Louisiana Jukebox Encore highlights from the past season, with performances by Norman Brown, Freestyle Nation and Lovher (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)

3:00 pm VH1 100 Most Shocking Moments in Rock & Roll History hour 5 features entries #20 - #1; listed at No. 13 is Jerry Lee Lewis's marriage to his 13 year old second cousin Myra (rerun)

7:00 pm BET How I'm Living BET visits the homes of Master P and Kelly Price

9:00 pm CMT Inside Fame: Lorrie Morgan a candid conversation with Lorrie Morgan, as well as her (then) fiance Sammy Kershaw as they talk about their relationship and upcoming marriage (rerun; repeats at 12:00 am)

Thursday - August 29, 2002

7:00 pm MTV 2002 MTV Video Music Awards nominees include pop star Britney Spears (who will present an award at the event); performers include Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, Pink, Eminem, P. Diddy, Shakira, Ashanti, Nas, Sheryl Crow, Ja Rule, The Hives and The Vines

9:15 pm TBS Copycat 1995 suspense thriller stars Sigourney Weaver, Holly Hunter, Dermot Mulroney and Harry Connick, Jr.

Friday - August 30, 2002

6:45 am MAX The Big Easy (1987) thriller set in New Orleans stars Dennis Quaid and Ellen Barkin; also appearing are Irma Thomas, Dewey Balfa (w/ Christine Balfa and Robert Jardell), Terrance Simien and Solomon Burke (check out the soundtrack)

8:00 pm CMT 40 Greatest Women of Country Music top women country stars as ranked by music artists, historians, journalists, and industry professionals - looking at every aspect of what a great artist is - from her musically groundbreaking body of work to her overall contributions to the ever-changing world of country music; list includes Lucinda Williams (3 hours)

8:00 pm Cox 10 Louisiana Jukebox Encore 6 new bands perform, with critique by a panel of industry experts; featuring Carrie Champagne, Lucky Bridgewater, Sublime Lens, 4-Eva-1, Hazard County Girls and Straightline (repeat from July 12; see below for Louisiana Jukebox rerun schedule!)

9:00 pm AMC The Last Waltz (1978) The Band's final concert performance from the Winterland in San Francisco in 1976; features appearances by Bob Dylan, Neil Young Ringo Starr, Dr. John, Bobby Charles, and many others

2:35 am AMC The Girl Can't Help It (1956) 1956 musical comedy stars Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield, Edmond O'Brien and Julie London; features performances by rock greats Fats Domino, Little Richard, The Platters, Gene Vincent, The Treniers, Eddie Cochran, etc.

Saturday - August 31, 2002

9:40 am AMC Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll (1987) documentary covers the concert celebrating Chuck Berry's 60th birthday, plus an overview of his life and career; with Etta James, Keith Richards, Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eric Clapton, and many others

10:20 am Action Memphis Belle 1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr. (repeats at 7:05 pm)

3:00 pm CMT 40 Greatest Women of Country Music top women country stars as ranked by music artists, historians, journalists, and industry professionals - looking at every aspect of what a great artist is - from her musically groundbreaking body of work to her overall contributions to the ever-changing world of country music; list includes Lucinda Williams (3 hours)

3:15 pm AMC The Last Waltz (1978) The Band's final concert performance from the Winterland in San Francisco in 1976; features appearances by Bob Dylan, Neil Young Ringo Starr, Dr. John, Bobby Charles, and many others

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7:00 pm	UPN	Hot Boyz (1999)	crime drama from No Limit Films stars Master P, C-Murder, Silkk the Shocker, Snoop Dogg and Mystikal; written and directed by Master P
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Encore	highlights from the past season, with performances from Papa Grows Funk, Chris Thomas King, and others (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)
3:00 am	BET	Oh Drama	"Show Biz Kids" with Todd Bridges and Raven Symone; musical guests: Master P and Lil' Romeo (rerun from 11/01)

7:00 am	Ovation	Access All Areas	interview with jazz musician and composer Wynton Marsalis (rerun)
3:30 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 (rerun)
11:30 pm	NICK	Cheers	Harry Connick, Jr. plays Woody's piano-playing cousin, who wears his heart on his sleeve when it comes to his crush on Rebecca (originally aired on 02/06/92)

11:40 am	Love Stories	Life Without Dick (2001)	After accidently killing her boyfriend (Johnny Knoxville) during an argument, a woman (Sarah Jessica Parker) falls in love with the inept hitman (Harry Connick, Jr.) who had been hired to kill him (repeats at 7:00 pm)
6:00 pm	E!	Saturday Night Live	host Louise Lasser; musical guest Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs "Panama" (originally aired on July 24, 1976; repeats at 12:00 am)

8:00 am	Action	Any Which Way You Can (1980)	Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles (repeats at 7:00 pm)
7:00 pm	ABC	Excess Baggage (1997)	in this comic crime caper, rich girl Alicia Silverstone botches her own "kidnapping" and winds up in cahoots with a young car thief; also stars Harry Connick, Jr.

7:00 am	ABC	Good Morning America	performance by The Bangles (featuring Continental Drifter Vicki Peterson)
10:00 am	FLIX	A Song is Born (1948)	a refugee nightclub singer (Virginia 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 remake of "Ball of Fire"; other musicians appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell and Page Cavanaugh
7:00 pm	VH1	Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Special	repeat of the concert special includes new footage not aired in the original broadcast, including the Britney Spears duet with Michael Jackson (on "The Way You Make Me Feel") and Lil Romeo performing "My Baby"; other acts appearing include Whitney Houston ("Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'"), 'N Sync ("Dancing Machine") and a reunited Jackson 5
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Encore	highlights from the past season, with performances from James Rivers, U.N.L.V., (New Orleans) Juice, 3 Now 4, Patrick Weathers and Ill Relatives (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)
9:00 pm	WYES 12	Rock, Rhythm and Doo Wop	host Frankie Valli and more than 200 early R&R legends reunite for a once-in-a-lifetime concert; live performances from Little Anthony & The Imperials, Little Richard, Jay & The Americans, Fred Paris and the Five Satins, Jerry Butler, Lloyd Price ("Stagger Lee"), Frankie Ford, The Duprees and many others bring to life the spirit of early rock-and-roll and doo wop (repeats at 12:00 am)

11:30 am	Action	Memphis Belle	1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr. (repeats at 7:05 pm)
9:00 pm	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 1:00 am)

6:50 am	Action	Memphis Belle	1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr.
1:00 pm	WYES 12	Reading Rainbow: The Wall	A boy and his father come to Washington D.C. to visit the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial to find the name of the boy’s grandfather, who was killed in the conflict; Viewers also visit a mural dedicated to Louis Armstrong, the great jazz trumpeter, and meet its creator (rerun)
3:00 pm	Ovation	Sidney Bechet: Treat It Gentle	documentary on New Orleans born jazz clarinetist and soprano saxophonist Sidney Bechet includes previously unreleased footage of Bechet, and excerpts of interviews with family and friends; Woody Allen and Wynton Marsalis also appear (rerun)

7:20 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 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm)
10:00 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)

7:00 pm	CMT	CMT Honky Tonk Sound	Trace Adkins hosts this 2 hour look at the history of honky tonk; includes clips of pioneers such as Ernest Tubb, with comments from Merle Haggard, Alan Jackson, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, George Strait, Dwight Yoakam, etc.
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Encore	highlights from the past season, with performances from George Porter, Jr., Rockin' Dopsie, Jr., Chris Klein & the Boulevards, LaFleur et Basile, The Naked Orchestra and Willow's Passage (see below for LA Jukebox rerun schedule!)

1:00 pm	CMT	CMT Crossroads	series teams up country music stars with music stars from other genres to play together, swap stories, and share their common love of music; this episode features Brooks & Dunn and ZZ Top (rerun; repeats at 7:00 pm)
1:00 pm	FLIX	A Song is Born (1948)	a refugee nightclub singer (Virginia 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 remake of "Ball of Fire"; other musicians appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell and Page Cavanaugh
7:00 pm	TBS	Copycat	1995 suspense thriller stars Sigourney Weaver, Holly Hunter, Dermot Mulroney and Harry Connick, Jr.

7:30 am	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 pm and 6:30 pm)
11:00 am	FX	Posse (1993)	western film stars Mario Van Peebles; cast also includes Isaac Hayes, Big Daddy Kane, Tone Loc, and Aaron Neville
7:00 pm	FOX	2002 Teen Choice Awards	features performances by Nelly, Jennifer Love Hewitt and BBMak; presenters include Britney Spears; Brit received 5 nominations, and won for "Choice Female Artist" (for the 3rd straight year) and "Choice Female Hottie" (her 2nd in a row); event was taped on August 4, 2002
9:30 pm	WYES 12	Preservation Hall Jazz Band: A Night In New Orleans	WYES-produced special offers viewers a rare performance by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, taped live at Preservation Hall in New Orleans; set consists of "Panama Rag", "Mama Don't Allow It", "Basin Street Blues", "Tiger Rag", "Just A Closer Walk With Thee", and "When The Saints Go Marchin' In"; band members are Ben Jaffe, David Grillier (who passed away in April, 2002), Joe Lastie Jr., Rickie Monie, Frank Demond, Wendell Brunious and Narvin Kimball (rerun)
11:00 pm	Turner Classic	The Glenn Miller Story (1954)	bio of bandleader Glenn Miller; cast includes Louis Armstrong, Barney Bigard, Gene Krupa, Trummy Young, Cozy Cole, Arvell Shaw, Frances Langford and Nino Tempo
11:35 pm	NBC	Late Night with Conan O'Brien	John C. McGinley (NBC’s Scrubs); Frankie Muniz (Malcolm In The Middle); musical guest Hank Williams, Jr. performs "Go Girl Go" (rerun; originally aired on May 10, 2002)

12:35 pm	Action	Any Which Way You Can (1980)	Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles (repeats at 9:00 pm)
8:00 pm	VH1	Driven: Notorious B.I.G.	profile of slain rapper Notorious B.I.G. (nee Christopher Wallace) features rare video, audio and photos, plus interviews with his mother Voletta Wallace; Catholic school buddies Michael Bynum and Hubert Davis (his first rapping partners); Donald Harrison, in the first-ever interview with the jazz musician who mentored and filmed a teenage Chris Wallace; long-time friend Lil' Cease (of Junior M.A.F.I.A.), and others (repeats at 10:30 pm)

6:20 am	Action	Any Which Way You Can (1980)	Clint Eastwood comedy features appearances by Fats Domino, Glen Campbell and Ray Charles
10:30 pm	SHO	I Got The Hook-Up (1998)	Two small-time scam artists, Black (Master P) and Blue land in hot water when the FBI and unsatisfied customers come looking for them; also features appearances by Mia X, C-Murder, Fiend, Mystikal, Mr Serv-On, Ice Cube, Kane & Abel and Snoop Dogg; the soundtrack features No Limit stars, plus Jay-Z, ODB, etc.
12:00 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)

4:30 pm	NICK	All That	pop star Britney Spears hosts, performs in skits and sings "I'm Not A Girl" (rerun)
1:00 am	Disney	Disneyland After Dark	Walt Disney hosts this 1962 night time tour of the Magic Kingdom; includes performances by barbershop quartet The Dapper Dans, dancer Bobby Burgess, Annette Funicello and Bobby Rydell, dancers The Royal Tahitians, The Elliott Brothers Orchestra, The Osmond Brothers (in their first network TV appearance), and Louis Armstrong, with Kid Ory (trombone), Johnny St. Cyr (banjo), Paul "Polo" Barnes (clarinet), Harvey Brooks (piano), Mike De Lay (trumpet), Alton Redd (drums), and singer Monette Moore (see photos)

2:30 pm	FLIX	A Song is Born (1948)	a refugee nightclub singer (Virginia 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 remake of "Ball of Fire"; other musicians appearing include Charlie Barnett, Lionel Hampton, Louie Bellson, Mel Powell, Page Cavanaugh (repeats at 4:30 am)
4:00 pm	VH1	Blues Brothers 2000	1998 musical comedy stars Dan Aykroyd, John Goodman, B.B. King and Erykah Badu; also features appearances by Dr. John, Lonnie Brooks, and many other blues greats
7:30 pm	BET	How I'm Living	BET visits the homes of Master P and Kelly Price

7:00 pm	MTV	2002 MTV Video Music Awards	nominees include pop star Britney Spears (who will present an award at the event); performers include Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, Pink, Eminem, P. Diddy, Shakira, Ashanti, Nas, Sheryl Crow, Ja Rule, The Hives and The Vines
9:15 pm	TBS	Copycat	1995 suspense thriller stars Sigourney Weaver, Holly Hunter, Dermot Mulroney and Harry Connick, Jr.

6:45 am	MAX	The Big Easy (1987)	thriller set in New Orleans stars Dennis Quaid and Ellen Barkin; also appearing are Irma Thomas, Dewey Balfa (w/ Christine Balfa and Robert Jardell), Terrance Simien and Solomon Burke (check out the soundtrack)
8:00 pm	CMT	40 Greatest Women of Country Music	top women country stars as ranked by music artists, historians, journalists, and industry professionals - looking at every aspect of what a great artist is - from her musically groundbreaking body of work to her overall contributions to the ever-changing world of country music; list includes Lucinda Williams (3 hours)
8:00 pm	Cox 10	Louisiana Jukebox Encore	6 new bands perform, with critique by a panel of industry experts; featuring Carrie Champagne, Lucky Bridgewater, Sublime Lens, 4-Eva-1, Hazard County Girls and Straightline (repeat from July 12; see below for Louisiana Jukebox rerun schedule!)
9:00 pm	AMC	The Last Waltz (1978)	The Band's final concert performance from the Winterland in San Francisco in 1976; features appearances by Bob Dylan, Neil Young Ringo Starr, Dr. John, Bobby Charles, and many others
2:35 am	AMC	The Girl Can't Help It (1956)	1956 musical comedy stars Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield, Edmond O'Brien and Julie London; features performances by rock greats Fats Domino, Little Richard, The Platters, Gene Vincent, The Treniers, Eddie Cochran, etc.

9:40 am	AMC	Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll (1987)	documentary covers the concert celebrating Chuck Berry's 60th birthday, plus an overview of his life and career; with Etta James, Keith Richards, Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eric Clapton, and many others
10:20 am	Action	Memphis Belle	1990 war drama; the famed B-17 bomber's crew faces its 25th, and last, World War II mission; stars Matthew Modine, Eric Stoltz, and Harry Connick Jr. (repeats at 7:05 pm)
3:00 pm	CMT	40 Greatest Women of Country Music	top women country stars as ranked by music artists, historians, journalists, and industry professionals - looking at every aspect of what a great artist is - from her musically groundbreaking body of work to her overall contributions to the ever-changing world of country music; list includes Lucinda Williams (3 hours)
3:15 pm	AMC	The Last Waltz (1978)	The Band's final concert performance from the Winterland in San Francisco in 1976; features appearances by Bob Dylan, Neil Young Ringo Starr, Dr. John, Bobby Charles, and many others