TV Appearances by New Orleans Music Artists, November 1998


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Tuesday - November 3, 1998

8:00 pm

Cox Metro 10

Louisiana Jukebox

scheduled guests include Michael Ray & The Cosmic Krewe, Devious and Hunter Logan (see below for rerun schedule!)

Thursday - November 5, 1998

10:00 am Comedy Saturday Night Live musical guest the Neville Brothers perform "Brother Jake" and "River of Life"; originally aired on 12/15/90 (repeats at 11:00 pm)

3:30 pm BET Rap City Tigger is in DC with New Orleans rapper Juvenile talking about his new album "400 Degrees" and his single "Ha"

10:30 pm Cox Metro 10 Louisiana Jukebox scheduled guests include Philip Manuel, The Webster Davis Quartet and Sandy Hinderlie with Clarence Johnson III (see below for rerun schedule!)

Friday - November 6, 1998

3:00 pm Cinemax Excess Baggage in this 1997 comic crime caper, rich girl Emily (played by Alicia Silverstone) botches her own "kidnapping" and winds up in cahoots with a car thief; co-stars Harry Connick, Jr.

Saturday - November 7, 1998

1:00 am WYES 12 Great Drives Levon Helm of The Band drives down Highway 61 from Memphis to New Orleans in pursuit of the sights, sounds, people, places and food that make this road famous. Along the way, he stops for some blues on Beale Street; listens to a gospel group in Mississippi; gambles at a small-town casino; visits the birthplace of John Lee Hooker and the grave of blues legend Robert Johnson; and winds up on Bourbon Street

3:00 am SHO Kansas City 1996 drama; musical portions feature jazz artists Nicholas Payton, Jesse Davis, Mark Whitfield, Joshua Redman, David "Fathead" Newman, Jr., Ron Carter and others (check out audio clips from the soundtrack & full cast list)

Sunday - November 8, 1998

7:00 pm IFC Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Sissy (Uma Thurman), a model and hitch-hiker finds herself amongst a revolt of feminist cowgirls in this 1994 comedy film; features an appearance by Victoria Williams (as Cowgirl Debbie) and music by k.d. lang

Monday - November 9, 1998

9:00 pm Cinemax Excess Baggage in this 1997 comic crime caper, rich girl Emily (played by Alicia Silverstone) botches her own "kidnapping" and winds up in cahoots with a car thief; co-stars Harry Connick, Jr.

Thursday - November 12, 1998

1:15 pm Cinemax Excess Baggage in this 1997 comic crime caper, rich girl Emily (played by Alicia Silverstone) botches her own "kidnapping" and winds up in cahoots with a car thief; co-stars Harry Connick, Jr.

10:30 pm Cox Metro 10 Louisiana Jukebox with guest co-host Wanda Rouzan and musical guests Los Hombres Calientes and Mulebone (see below for rerun schedule!)

Friday - November 13, 1998

6:30 pm MTV MTV News 1515 Master P will be venturing into new territory, joining minor-league basketball's Ft. Wayne Fury for the next five months; check in with Master P to get the real deal behind the move; show also features segments on Vanilla Ice and Beck

Saturday - November 14, 1998

9:30 am MTV MTV News 1515 Master P will be venturing into new territory, joining minor-league basketball's Ft. Wayne Fury for the next five months; check in with Master P to get the real deal behind the move; show also features segments on Vanilla Ice and Beck

Sunday - November 15, 1998

9:30 am MTV MTV News 1515 Master P will be venturing into new territory, joining minor-league basketball's Ft. Wayne Fury for the next five months; check in with Master P to get the real deal behind the move; show also features segments on Vanilla Ice and Beck

Monday - November 16, 1998

11:00 am MTV MTV News 1515 Master P will be venturing into new territory, joining minor-league basketball's Ft. Wayne Fury for the next five months; check in with Master P to get the real deal behind the move; show also features segments on Vanilla Ice and Beck

Thursday - November 19, 1998

2:30 pm MTV Total Request Live Master P video premiere (for "Kenny's Dead", from Chef Aid: The South Park Album)

10:30 pm Cox Metro 10 Louisiana Jukebox special 100th show blowout with the Olympia Brass Band, Soulful Heavenly Stars and Acoustic Swiftness (see below for rerun schedule!)

Saturday - November 21, 1998

9:00 pm WYES 12 Austin City Limits the Soul Queen of New Orleans Irma Thomas joins Marcia Ball and Tracy Nelson in a performance featuring songs from their album, Sing It! (rerun; bios & set list)

Sunday - November 22, 1998

9:00 pm FX Penn & Teller's Sin City Spectacular guests include The Smothers Brothers, Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Shaughnessy, Henry Rollins, and Dr. John

Monday - November 23, 1998

4:30 am A&E; Swing Into Christmas holiday standards with a jazz touch; pianist Marcus Roberts offers "Winter Wonderland"; Grover Washington, Jr. pairs up with Terence Blanchard for their version of "Blue Christmas"; Tramaine Hawkins give us "Amazing Grace"; and Wynton Marsalis performs "Let It Snow!"

8:00 pm FX Penn & Teller's Sin City Spectacular guests include The Smothers Brothers, Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Shaughnessy, Henry Rollins, and Dr. John

Tuesday - November 24, 1998

10:15 pm 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 (repeats at 3:00 am)

Thursday - November 26, 1998

6:00 am 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 8:30 pm)

6:00 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 (rerun)

10:30 pm Cox Metro 10 Louisiana Jukebox Best Of La. Jukebox - with previous and never before seen performances from artists like Chocolate Milk, Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas, Project Nim, James Andrews, Rhino & The Safari Men, Jim McCormick, Hunter Logan & The Talegators & Zoom (see below for rerun schedule!)

Friday - November 27, 1998

6:30 am TV Land Flip Wilson guests include: Marcel Marceau, Moms Mabley and Doug Kershaw

10:00 am Comedy Saturday Night Live musical guest Queen Ida & The Bon Temps Zydeco Band performs "La Louisiane" and "Frisco Zydeco" (originally aired on 11/23/85; repeats at 11:00 pm)

Monday - November 30, 1998

5:30 pm MTV The Cut semi-final competition of MTV's talent hunt; this segment features Erica Faye (Lafayette, LA) going up against 3 other artists

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10:00 am	Comedy	Saturday Night Live	musical guest the Neville Brothers perform "Brother Jake" and "River of Life"; originally aired on 12/15/90 (repeats at 11:00 pm)
3:30 pm	BET	Rap City	Tigger is in DC with New Orleans rapper Juvenile talking about his new album "400 Degrees" and his single "Ha"
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	scheduled guests include Philip Manuel, The Webster Davis Quartet and Sandy Hinderlie with Clarence Johnson III (see below for rerun schedule!)

1:00 am	WYES 12	Great Drives	Levon Helm of The Band drives down Highway 61 from Memphis to New Orleans in pursuit of the sights, sounds, people, places and food that make this road famous. Along the way, he stops for some blues on Beale Street; listens to a gospel group in Mississippi; gambles at a small-town casino; visits the birthplace of John Lee Hooker and the grave of blues legend Robert Johnson; and winds up on Bourbon Street
3:00 am	SHO	Kansas City	1996 drama; musical portions feature jazz artists Nicholas Payton, Jesse Davis, Mark Whitfield, Joshua Redman, David "Fathead" Newman, Jr., Ron Carter and others (check out audio clips from the soundtrack & full cast list)

1:15 pm	Cinemax	Excess Baggage	in this 1997 comic crime caper, rich girl Emily (played by Alicia Silverstone) botches her own "kidnapping" and winds up in cahoots with a car thief; co-stars Harry Connick, Jr.
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	with guest co-host Wanda Rouzan and musical guests Los Hombres Calientes and Mulebone (see below for rerun schedule!)

2:30 pm	MTV	Total Request Live	Master P video premiere (for "Kenny's Dead", from Chef Aid: The South Park Album)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	special 100th show blowout with the Olympia Brass Band, Soulful Heavenly Stars and Acoustic Swiftness (see below for rerun schedule!)

4:30 am	A&E;	Swing Into Christmas	holiday standards with a jazz touch; pianist Marcus Roberts offers "Winter Wonderland"; Grover Washington, Jr. pairs up with Terence Blanchard for their version of "Blue Christmas"; Tramaine Hawkins give us "Amazing Grace"; and Wynton Marsalis performs "Let It Snow!"
8:00 pm	FX	Penn & Teller's Sin City Spectacular	guests include The Smothers Brothers, Shaquille O'Neal, Charles Shaughnessy, Henry Rollins, and Dr. John

6:00 am	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 8:30 pm)
6:00 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 (rerun)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	Best Of La. Jukebox - with previous and never before seen performances from artists like Chocolate Milk, Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas, Project Nim, James Andrews, Rhino & The Safari Men, Jim McCormick, Hunter Logan & The Talegators & Zoom (see below for rerun schedule!)

6:30 am	TV Land	Flip Wilson	guests include: Marcel Marceau, Moms Mabley and Doug Kershaw
10:00 am	Comedy	Saturday Night Live	musical guest Queen Ida & The Bon Temps Zydeco Band performs "La Louisiane" and "Frisco Zydeco" (originally aired on 11/23/85; repeats at 11:00 pm)