Thursday - September 3, 1998

9:00 pm	WNOL 38	Satchmo of the Ghetto	repeat of the locally produced special on jazz trumpeter and vocalist, James "Little Satchmo" Andrews; James comments on his influences, the death of his brother Darnell "D-Boy" Andrews, and his work with young people in his Treme neighborhood; includes performance footage with the New Birth Brass Band, Trombone Shorty (Troy Andrews) and Kid Merv (follows the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards; start may be delayed!)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	scheduled guests: Johnny Angel & the Swingin' Demons, Crazy and Brock & Roll (see below for rerun schedule!)

Saturday - September 5, 1998

9:00 am	AMC	The Glenn Miller Story	1954 film bio of bandleader Glenn Miller; cast includes Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford, Barney Bigard, Gene Krupa, Trummy Young, Cozy Cole, Arvell Shaw and Nino Tempo
8:00 pm	TV Land	Flip Wilson	guests include: Louis Armstrong; highlights include a duet between Flip and Louis Armstrong and a Rev. Leroy sketch in which Flip and Louis sing "When the Saints Go Marching In" (repeats at 12:30 am)
10:00 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	part 1 of 8; features on the origins of the recording, "Go to the Mardi Gras", made famous by New Orleans pianist Professor Longhair; Dr. John's childhood memories of Mardi Gras; pianist/composer Allen Toussaint's childhood memories that inspired him to write his Grammy-Award winning song, "Southern Nights"; a profile of pianist David Torkanowsky and a feature on contemporary music group, Astral Project
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	part 2 of 8; Louis Armstrong - 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

Tuesday - September 8, 1998

8:00 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	scheduled guests: Johnny Angel & the Swingin' Demons, Crazy and Brock & Roll (see below for rerun schedule!)
12:45 am	MAX	Angel Heart	1987 thriller filmed in New Orleans, with Mickey Rourke, Robert DeNiro and Lisa Bonet; cast includes local musicians Rickie Monie, Ernest Watson and Lillian Boutte

Wednesday - September 9, 1998

11:15 am

AMC

The Benny Goodman Story

1955 film bio of bandleader Benny Goodman; with Kid Ory, Lionel Hampton, Harry James, Stan Getz and Gene Krupa

Thursday - September 10, 1998

7:00 pm	MTV	MTV 1998 Video Music Awards	New Orleans' own Master P is nominated in the Best Rap Video category (for "Make 'Em Say Uhh!"); performers at the event include Master P, Hole, Madonna, Dave Matthews Band, Beastie Boys, Backstreet Boys, Marilyn Manson and Brandy & Monica (repeats at 10:30 pm)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	scheduled guests: Chocolate Milk, Carlo Nuccio and Rhino & The Safari Men (see below for rerun schedule!)

Saturday - September 12, 1998

12:30 pm	MTV	MTV 1998 Video Music Awards	New Orleans' own Master P is nominated in the Best Rap Video category (for "Make 'Em Say Uhh!"); performers at the event include Master P, Hole, Madonna, Dave Matthews Band, Beastie Boys, Backstreet Boys, Marilyn Manson and Brandy & Monica (rerun)
10:00 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	profile of New Orleans musician and jazz historian Danny Barker and his wife, recording artist Blue Lu Barker
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	jazz notables Paul and Joe Mares; trumpeter Paul played for the New Orleans Rhythm Kings; Joe's Southland Record label showcased many New Orleans jazz musicians

Sunday - September 13, 1998

10:00 am

MTV

MTV 1998 Video Music Awards

New Orleans' own Master P is nominated in the Best Rap Video category (for "Make 'Em Say Uhh!"); performers at the event include Master P, Hole, Madonna, Dave Matthews Band, Beastie Boys, Backstreet Boys, Marilyn Manson and Brandy & Monica (rerun; repeats at 5:30 pm)

Monday - September 14, 1998

6:00 am	MAX	Hello, Dolly!	1969 musical starring Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau; features a show-stopping rendition of the title tune by Louis Armstrong
9:00 am	WYES 12	Mister Rogers Neighborhood	"Fathers and Music" - jazz pianist Ellis Marsalis performs with his sons, Branford, Delfeayo and Jason
11:00 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

Thursday - September 17, 1998

10:30 am	AMC	St. Louis Blues	1958 musical bio of legendary bluesman 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, Eartha Kitt, Barney Bigard, Teddy Buckner, George Washington, Lee Young, George "Red" Callender and Billy Preston, who plays W.C. Handy as a boy
8:00 pm	TNN	Prime Time Country	scheduled guests: Charley Pride and (Alexandria, LA native) Trini Triggs (repeats at 12:00 am)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	scheduled guests: The Poor Clares, Isaac's Guns and Red Hot & Blues (see below for rerun schedule!)

Friday - September 18, 1998

6:30 pm

VH1

Jazz: An Expression of Democracy

the fourth in a series of "Millennium Evenings" from the White House features Grammy Award-winning artist Wynton Marsalis and celebrated Jazz musician Marian McPartland; there will be a discussion with President and Mrs. Clinton and several participating musicians and scholars of the impact Jazz has had on the American culture

Saturday - September 19, 1998

10:00 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	contributions of Italian-American musicians to New Orleans jazz history; profiles of guitarist Frank Federico and bass player Sherwood Mangiapane, and a look at the first commercially successful jazz recording, made in 1917 by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, headed by Nick LaRocca; also, a tribute to cornetist Buddy Bolden
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	a look at the photographers who have documented Louisiana music: Philip Gould (Cajun and zydeco music), Lee Friedlander and Bradley Smith (traditional jazz) and Michael P. Smith (jazz and rhythm and blues); also, scenes from the 1970 Louisiana Jazz and Heritage Festival, with an impromptu performance by Mahalia Jackson and Duke Ellington; and, a profile of veteran jazz historian Richard B. Allen

Sunday - September 20, 1998

10:00 pm

HBO2

Reverb

interviews and live concert footage featuring Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Chris Stills, Jen Trynin and Todd Snyder (rerun)

Tuesday - September 22, 1998

3:55 am

HBO2

Reverb

interviews and live concert footage featuring Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Chris Stills, Jen Trynin and Todd Snyder (rerun)

Wednesday - September 23, 1998

7:00 pm

CBS

The 32nd Annual CMA Awards

3 hour special honors country music's finest artists; LA connected performers & nominees include Brooks & Dunn (up for 3 awards), Tim McGraw (nominated in 4 categories) and Trace Adkins (2 nominations, including the Horizon Award); others scheduled to perform at the event include Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood, Faith Hill, Patty Loveless, Steve Wariner and Lee Ann Womack

Thursday - September 24, 1998

10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	scheduled guests: New World Funk Ensemble, singer & songwriter Jim McCormick (of Caffeine Music and formerly of The Bingemen) and Dr. Porkchop (see below for rerun schedule!)
1:05 am	HBO2	Reverb	interviews and live concert footage featuring Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Chris Stills, Jen Trynin and Todd Snyder (rerun)

Friday - September 25, 1998

8:00 am	WYES 12	Sesame Street	Wynton Marsalis helps Telly, Zoe, Elmo and Honkers tune their instruments in his Monster Music Class and also performs jazz pioneer Buddy Bolden's "Makin' Figures" (repeats at 12:00 pm)
1:00 pm	WLAE 32	Sesame Street	Wynton Marsalis helps Telly, Zoe, Elmo and Honkers tune their instruments in his Monster Music Class and also performs jazz pioneer Buddy Bolden's "Makin' Figures"

Saturday - September 26, 1998

4:00 pm	MTV	MTV 1998 Video Music Awards	Master P didn't win in the Best Rap Video category for "Make 'Em Say Uhh!", but he did a rocking version of it with No Limit stable-mates Fiend, Silkk The Shocker, Snoop Dogg, Mystikal and Mia X; other performers at the event were Hole, Madonna (with Lenny Kravitz), Dave Matthews Band, Beastie Boys, the Backstreet Boys, Marilyn Manson, Brandy & Monica, The Brian Setzer Orchestra, and Pras featuring Ol' Dirty Bastard, Mya & Wyclef Jean
9:00 pm	WYES 12	Austin City Limits	from ACL's 1997 season; performances by Austin guitarist Eric Johnson and Shreveport's Kenny Wayne Shepherd - (set list)
10:00 pm	BET	1998 NAACP Image Awards	with performances by Kirk Franklin and the Neville Brothers; Boyz II Men and Milestone perform in a tribute to Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds; Vanessa Williams and Joe Williams perform in a tribute to Nancy Wilson, who is inducted into the Image Awards Hall of Fame with The Isley Brothers (2 hours; taped 02/14/98 in Los Angeles)
10:00 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	jazz venues in New Orleans, and preservation of the structures where jazz is played; also, a profile of the New Leviathan Oriental Foxtrot Orchestra
10:30 pm	WYES 12	Steppin' Out: Spotlight On New Orleans Music	profiles of Creole jazz pioneer A. J. Piron; pianist Steve Lewis; clarinetist Pud Brown, rhythm and blues singer Johnny Adams and pianist Al Broussard; also, a feature on the Sandbar, a music club at the University of New Orleans that gave budding musicians a place to perform along veteran players