Wednesday - June 2, 1999

1:00 pm

MTV

FANatic

lucky fans get to interview their favorite stars; featuring Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears

Thursday - June 3, 1999

5:30 am	E!	Uncut	profile of singer & songwriter Randy Newman
12:30 pm	VH1	Before They Were Rock Stars	"Teen Idols" looks at the early years of recording artists Britney Spears, the Spice Girls, Mike Nesmith, New Kids On The Block , 'N Sync and 98 Degrees
3:30 pm	BET	Rap City	Tigger is in New Orleans' French Quarter with No Limit soldier Mystikal
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	performances by Lillian Boutte, Kevin Danzig Trio and Near Life Experience (see below for rerun schedule!)
11:30 pm	Bravo	Bravo Profiles	this profile follows Wynton Marsalis as he prepares for the recording of his epic work, "Blood on the Fields" at a studio in Manhattan; also features segments taped in New Orleans, with interviews from Ellis Marsalis, Delfeayo Marsalis, Dr. Michael White, pianist Eric Reed and others

Friday - June 4, 1999

2:00 pm	Bravo	Bravo Profiles	this profile follows Wynton Marsalis as he prepares for the recording of his epic work, "Blood on the Fields" at a studio in Manhattan; also features segments taped in New Orleans, with interviews from Ellis Marsalis, Delfeayo Marsalis, Dr. Michael White, pianist Eric Reed and others
4:30 pm	E!	Uncut	profile of singer & songwriter Randy Newman
5:00 pm	MSNBC	Time & Again	past outdoor performances from NBC's Today program; with Blondie, Jimmy Buffett, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Monkees, The Bee Gees, Tom Jones, James Taylor, Santana, Chicago, Barry Manilow, Phil Collins, Huey Lewis and the News, Jon Bon Jovi and Hootie and the Blowfish (repeats at 10:00 pm)
5:00 pm	VH1	Where Are They Now?	series looks at music personalities, using new interviews & archival footage to spotlight where they are now and what they are doing today; this episode includes a look at 70's pop group The Cowsills and features an interview with Susan Cowsill (now with Continental Drifters)

Saturday - June 5, 1999

11:00 am	WGN	Soul Train	featuring performances by C-Note ("Wait Til I Get Home" and "I Like"), Before Dark ("Baby" and "Always On Your Mind") and New Orleans rapper Juvenile ("Follow Me Now") - check local TV listings for air time in your area!
12:00 pm	MSNBC	Time & Again	past outdoor performances from NBC's Today program; with Blondie, Jimmy Buffett, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Monkees, The Bee Gees, Tom Jones, James Taylor, Santana, Chicago, Barry Manilow, Phil Collins, Huey Lewis and the News, Jon Bon Jovi and Hootie and the Blowfish (repeats at 1:00 am)
7:00 pm	SHO	I Got The Hook Up	Two small-time scam artists, Black (Master P) and Blue (A.J. Johnson) land in hot water when the FBI and unsatisfied customers come looking for them; also features appearances by Mia X, C-Murder, Mystikal, Mr Serv-On, Ice Cube, Fiend, Kane & Abel and Snoop Dogg; the soundtrack features many of these artists, plus Jay-Z, ODB, etc.
8:00 pm	Various	Children's Miracle Network Champions	annual fund-raiser for children's hospitals broadcasts live from Walt Disney World; features performances by Styx, Amy Grant, Wynonna Judd, Trisha Yearwood, Celine Dion, 'N Sync, LeAnn Rimes, Britney Spears, Jennifer Paige, 98 Degrees, Cleopatra, and others (check local listings!)

Sunday - June 6, 1999

8:00 am	Various	Children's Miracle Network Champions	annual fund-raising telethon continues; this hour's segment features performances by Jennifer Paige, Britney Spears and Cleopatra; Miss America 1999 and John Schneider will also perform a special duet together (check local listings!)
10:00 am	WNOL 38	Soul Train	featuring performances by C-Note ("Wait Til I Get Home" and "I Like"), Before Dark ("Baby" and "Always On Your Mind") and New Orleans rapper Juvenile ("Follow Me Now") - check local TV listings for air time in your area!
11:30 am	HBO	Hope Floats	a former prom queen tries to cope with life after she gets dumped by her husband on national TV in this 1998 drama; stars Sandra Bullock and Harry Connick, Jr. (repeats at 9:00 pm)

Monday - June 7, 1999

10:00 am	WGNO 26	The View	singer Harry Connick, Jr. discusses his new album, "Come By Me", and performs "Danny Boy" on acoustic guitar (check your local ABC listings)
7:00 pm	TCM	Glory Alley	a boxer’s drinking problem threatens his career and his love life in this 1952 musical drama set in New Orleans; cast includes Leslie Caron, Louis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden; songs include St. Louis Blues (by Caron and Armstrong)
7:00 pm	TNN	The Life & Times of Stars at Home	a visit with country music stars where they hang their hat, featuring interviews with the late Tammy Wynette, Alabama group member Jeff Cook, Sammy Kershaw, Blackhawk, Billy Ray Cyrus, and includes a look at the homes of Loretta Lynn and Mel Tillis
9:00 pm	Comedy Central	Saturday Night Live	host John Larroquette; musical guest Randy Newman, who performs "It's Money That Matters" and "Dixie Flyer" (originally aired 10/22/88)
9:30 pm	VH1	Before They Were Rock Stars	"Teen Idols" looks at the early years of recording artists Britney Spears, the Spice Girls, Mike Nesmith, New Kids On The Block , 'N Sync and 98 Degrees
10:00 pm	Comedy Central	The Daily Show	singer Harry Connick, Jr. discusses his new album, "Come By Me", and performs the title track (repeats at 12:30 am)
10:35 pm	CBS	Late Show with David Letterman	musical guest: Randy Newman
2:35 am	HBO	Bird	Director Clint Eastwood was nominated for an Oscar for this acclaimed, music filled, 1988 bio/drama, starring Forest Whitaker as troubled jazz legend Charlie Parker; features a cameo appearance by late New Orleans R&B; legend Johnny Adams (as a bartender)

Tuesday - June 8, 1999

7:30 am	Comedy Central	The Daily Show	singer Harry Connick, Jr. discusses his new album, "Come By Me", and performs the title track (rerun; also repeats at 11:00 am and 6:00 pm)
3:30 pm	BET	Rap City	Silkk The Shocker and Mr. Serv-on showcase the first Rap City remix
7:00 pm	Bravo	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 (repeats at 1:30 am)
10:35 pm	CBS	Late Show with David Letterman	musical guest: No Limit Records rapper Snoop Dog

Wednesday - June 9, 1999

7:00 am	CBS	CBS News This Morning	jazz musician Wynton Marsalis
3:00 pm	Bravo	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 (repeats at 1:30 am)

Thursday - June 10, 1999

10:00 am	WGNO 26	The View	scheduled guests include pop star Britney Spears (check your local ABC listings !)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	performances by Joybuzzer, Rudy & The Caribbean Funk Band and Kid Merv & All That Jazz (see below for rerun schedule!)

Friday - June 11, 1999

11:00 am	VH1	Where Are They Now?	series looks at music personalities, using new interviews & archival footage to spotlight where they are now and what they are doing today; this episode includes a look at 70's pop group The Cowsills and features an interview with Susan Cowsill (now with Continental Drifters)
11:30 am	MTV	FANatic	lucky fans get to interview their favorite stars; featuring Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears
5:00 pm	TCM	High Society	1956 remake of the 1940 romantic comedy The Philadelphia Story features nine top-notch numbers from Cole Porter; stars Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong; tunes include "High Society" (Armstrong) and the Armstrong/Crosby duet "Now You Has Jazz"

Saturday - June 12, 1999

11:30 am	BET	Teen Summit	Gospelfest '99, with Spiritual Pieces, Tonex, New Orleans trio Trin-i-tee 5:7, and the BET Urban Nation Choir
5:00 pm	BET	Teen Summit	Gospelfest '99, with Spiritual Pieces, Tonex, New Orleans trio Trin-i-tee 5:7, and the BET Urban Nation Choir

Sunday - June 13, 1999

8:00 pm

SHO

I Got The Hook Up

Two small-time scam artists, Black (Master P) and Blue (A.J. Johnson) land in hot water when the FBI and unsatisfied customers come looking for them; also features appearances by Mia X, C-Murder, Mystikal, Mr Serv-On, Ice Cube, Fiend, Kane & Abel and Snoop Dogg; the soundtrack features many of these artists, plus Jay-Z, ODB, etc.

Monday - June 14, 1999

7:00 pm

TNN

TNN Music City News Country Awards

nominees Faith Hill, Vince Gill, Alan Jackson, Sawyer Brown, Diamond Rio, Tim McGraw and Steve Wariner also perform; other scheduled performers include Gary Allan, Keith Harling, Michael Peterson, Sons of the Desert, The Wilkinsons, Anita Cochran, Sara Evans and The Kinleys; airs live from Nashville

Tuesday - June 15, 1999

5:00 am	Bravo	Bravo Profiles	this profile follows Wynton Marsalis as he prepares for the recording of his epic work, "Blood on the Fields" at a studio in Manhattan; also features segments taped in New Orleans, with interviews from Ellis Marsalis, Delfeayo Marsalis, Dr. Michael White, pianist Eric Reed and others
1:00 pm	TNN	Crook & Chase	Live from Fan Fair '99; guest appearances by The Kinleys, Charlie Daniels, Lee Roy Parnell, John Conlee, Linda Davis, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Eddy Raven, Matt King, Shane McAnally, Chalee Tennison, Jessica Andrews and Redmon & Vale

Wednesday - June 16, 1999

8:00 am	TNN	Crook & Chase	from Fan Fair '99; guest appearances by The Kinleys, Charlie Daniels, Lee Roy Parnell, John Conlee, Linda Davis, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Eddy Raven, Matt King, Shane McAnally, Chalee Tennison, Jessica Andrews and Redmon & Vale (rerun)
7:00 pm	FOX	Blockbuster Entertainment Awards	entertainment awards ceremony taped May 25th; nominees included No Limit's Master P (Favorite Rap Artist); Brooks & Dunn (Favorite Country Duo or Group); Tim McGraw (Favorite Country Male); and Harry Connick, Jr. (Favorite Actor - Drama/Romance for "Hope Floats"); Brooks & Dunn were the only "local" winners from the above; guests included Harry Connick, Jr. & Ellen DeGeneres; performers include Tim McGraw (performing his hit, "Please Remember Me"), 'N Sync, Sarah McLachlan and Ricky Martin

Thursday - June 17, 1999

11:30 am	MTV	FANatic	lucky fans get to interview their favorite stars; featuring Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears
1:15 pm	AMC	The Fabulous Dorseys	1947 film bio of bandleaders Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey, who both appear in the film; features appearances by Paul Whiteman, Charlie Barnet, Henry Busse, New Orleans born drummer Ray Bauduc, Mike Pingatore, Ziggy Elman, Art Tatum, and also singers Bob Eberly, Helen O'Connell and Stuart Foster
7:00 pm	CBS	Promised Land	features a guest apperance by former New Orleans resident Keb' Mo' as a traveling musician (rerun; originally aired on 10/29/98)
9:00 pm	AMC	Hello, Dolly!	1969 musical starring Barbra Streisand and Walter Matthau; cast also includes Louis Armstrong who performs a rousing rendition of the title tune (letterbox version airs at 3:05 am)
9:30 pm	Bravo	Masters of American Music: The Story of Jazz	traces the history of jazz from New Orleans at the end of the 19th century; features clips, interviews and rare film footage; with Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Billie Holiday, Lester Young, Sarah Vaughan, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Doc Cheatham, Jay McShan, Wynton Marsalis, Buddy Tate and Billy Taylor (repeats at 1:00 am)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	performances by B.B. Major, Warren Clark's French Quarter Jazz Band and the Zydeco Bone Shakers (see below for rerun schedule!)

Friday - June 18, 1999

6:30 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"
2:00 pm	Bravo	Masters of American Music: The Story of Jazz	traces the history of jazz from New Orleans at the end of the 19th century; features clips, interviews and rare film footage; with Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Billie Holiday, Lester Young, Sarah Vaughan, Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Doc Cheatham, Jay McShan, Wynton Marsalis, Buddy Tate and Billy Taylor
7:00 pm	ABC	Walt Disney World's Summer Jam Concert	pop stars Britney Spears, 98 Degrees, N'Sync and Tyrese perform their top selling singles from the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and Disney's private island of Castaway Cay in the Bahamas

Saturday - June 19, 1999

9:30 am	AMC	The Girl Can't Help It	1956 musical comedy; with Julie London, Fats Domino, The Platters, Little Richard, Gene Vincent, The Treniers, Eddie Fontaine, Abbey Lincoln, Nino Tempo, Eddie Cochran and The Chuckles
11:00 am	BET	Teen Summit	special 90-minute Town Hall meeting will discuss questions teens commonly ask about sex and issues they are afraid to broach with their partners and parents; panelists include cast members of UPN's Moesha and Deborah Cox; also features musical performances by Destiny's Child and Cash Money Records rapper Juvenile (repeats at 5:00 pm)
6:30 pm	VH1	Before They Were Rock Stars	"Teen Idols" looks at the early years of recording artists Britney Spears, the Spice Girls, Mike Nesmith, New Kids On The Block , 'N Sync and 98 Degrees
8:00 pm	TNN	TNN Music City News Country Awards	big winners were husband & wife Faith Hill and Tim McGraw with 6 awards; McGraw also performed at the event (taped 06/14/99)
11:00 pm	VH1	The Best of Hard Rock Live: Women	highlights from past shows featuring female artists Lucinda Williams ("Changed the Locks" ), Natalie Merchant ("Kind & Generous" ), Lisa Loeb ("Stay, I Do" ), Natalie Imbruglia ("Wishing I Was There" ), Ani DiFranco ("As Is"), and Tricia Yearwood ("How Do I Live" ); also performances by The Pretenders and the Squirrel Nut Zippers

Monday - June 21, 1999

6:30 am	TV Land	Flip Wilson	guests include The Ragin' Cajun, Doug Kershaw
8:00 am	4 WWL	Regis & Kathie Lee	The Neville Brothers are the house band and also perform "A Little Piece of Heaven" from their latest album, "Valence Street"; show was taped in New Orleans and originally aired on 01/26/99
5:00 pm	Bravo	Marsalis on Music	"Why Toes Tap - Marsalis On Rhythm" - jazz musician Wynton Marsalis teaches the fundamentals of rhythm to an audience of children at the Tanglewood (Mass.) Music Center
6:00 pm	VH1	The Best of Hard Rock Live: Women	highlights from past shows featuring female artists Lucinda Williams ("Changed the Locks" ), Natalie Merchant ("Kind & Generous" ), Lisa Loeb ("Stay, I Do" ), Natalie Imbruglia ("Wishing I Was There" ), Ani DiFranco ("As Is"), and Tricia Yearwood ("How Do I Live" ); also performances by The Pretenders and the Squirrel Nut Zippers
9:00 pm	Bravo	Bravo Profiles: Tony Bennett's New York	singer Tony Bennett reflects on his 50 years of stardom; features interviews with Elvis Costello, Max Roach and Wynton Marsalis (rerun; repeats at 12:30 am)

Tuesday - June 22, 1999

8:00 am	4 WWL	Regis & Kathie Lee	the New Birth Brass Band are featured as the house band; show was taped in New Orleans and originally aired on 01/27/99
2:00 pm	Bravo	Bravo Profiles: Tony Bennett's New York	singer Tony Bennett reflects on his 50 years of stardom; features interviews with Elvis Costello, Max Roach and Wynton Marsalis (rerun; repeats at 12:30 am)
5:00 pm	Bravo	Marsalis on Music	"Listening for Clues - Marsalis on Form" - jazz musician Wynton Marsalis explains how to identify different forms in works by Prokofiev, Gershwin, Ellington and Ives
6:00 pm	BET	Planet Groove	guests include No Limit Records rapper Snoop Dogg
7:00 pm	SHO	I Got The Hook Up	Two small-time scam artists, Black (Master P) and Blue (A.J. Johnson) land in hot water when the FBI and unsatisfied customers come looking for them; also features appearances by Mia X, C-Murder, Mystikal, Mr Serv-On, Ice Cube, Fiend, Kane & Abel and Snoop Dogg; the soundtrack features many of these artists, plus Jay-Z, ODB, etc.
9:00 pm	TNN	The George Jones Show	host George Jones talks and performs with Lorrie Morgan, Merle Haggard and Trace Adkins (rerun; repeats at 1:00 am)

Wednesday - June 23, 1999

8:00 am	4 WWL	Regis & Kathie Lee	Rockin' Dopsie Jr. & the Zydeco Twisters are featured as the house band; show was taped in New Orleans and originally aired on 01/28/99
1:30 pm	BET	Planet Groove	guests include No Limit Records rapper Snoop Dogg (rerun)
2:00 pm	MTV	Total Request Live	premiere of the new Outkast video, "Our Neck Uv Da Woods", featuring New Orleans rapper Mystikal (show repeats at 7:30 pm)
5:00 pm	Bravo	Marsalis on Music	"Sousa to Satchmo -- Marsalis on the Jazz Band" - jazz musician Wynton Marsalis puts some swing into an overview of the the evolution of jazz when he performs New Orleans jazz classics

Thursday - June 24, 1999

8:00 am	4 WWL	Regis & Kathie Lee	featuring guest appearances by Kermit Ruffins, Leroy Jones and James Andrews; Kermit has his barbecue going and will perform in a friendly cutting session with Leroy and James; show was taped in New Orleans and originally aired on 01/29/99
5:00 pm	Bravo	Marsalis on Music	"Tackling the Monster -- Marsalis on Practice" - trumpeter Wynton Marsalis shares his 12-point strategy for learning new or difficult pieces and improvises with cellist Yo-Yo Ma
7:00 pm	TNN	The Life & Times of Mickey Gilley	the life and times of Ferriday, LA native Mickey Gilley; includes comments fom Vivian Gilley and Lou Rawls (rerun)
10:30 pm	Cox Metro 10	Louisiana Jukebox	performances by The Forever Fabulous Chickenhawks Showband & All Star Revue (features "Big" Luther Kent, "Cadillac" Jack Calmes, Al "TNT" Braggs, Jon "Whitetrash" Smith, Andy "The Black Mouse" Michlin and others); also singer & songwriter Kerry Grombacher (see below for rerun schedule!)
11:30 pm	VH1	The Best of Hard Rock Live: Women	highlights from past shows featuring female artists Lucinda Williams ("Changed the Locks" ), Natalie Merchant ("Kind & Generous" ), Lisa Loeb ("Stay, I Do" ), Natalie Imbruglia ("Wishing I Was There" ), Ani DiFranco ("As Is"), and Tricia Yearwood ("How Do I Live" ); also performances by The Pretenders and the Squirrel Nut Zippers

Friday - June 25, 1999

00:00 am

WKBW

AM Buffalo

guests include Harry Connick, Jr.; this a daily show (10 am, Eastern) from WKBW in Buffalo, NY; show does not air locally

Saturday - June 26, 1999

6:00 pm	WVUE 8	Motown Live	performances by Britney Spears, Run-DMC, Naughty by Nature and Evelyn "Champagne" King (rerun; this show is syndicated, so check your local listings!)
8:00 pm	VH1	Blockbuster Entertainment Awards	entertainment awards ceremony taped May 25th; nominees included No Limit's Master P (Favorite Rap Artist); Brooks & Dunn (Favorite Country Duo or Group); Tim McGraw (Favorite Country Male); and Harry Connick, Jr. (Favorite Actor - Drama/Romance for "Hope Floats"); Brooks & Dunn were the only "local" winners from the above; guests included Harry Connick, Jr. & Ellen DeGeneres; performers included Tim McGraw, 'N Sync, Sarah McLachlan and Ricky Martin
9:00 pm	WYES 12	Austin City Limits	performances by Eric Johnson and Shreveport's Kenny Wayne Shepherd; Kenny performs "Ledbetter Heights", "Born With A Broken Heart", "Deja Voodoo", and more (rerun from 1977 season)

Sunday - June 27, 1999

11:00 am	VH1	Blockbuster Entertainment Awards	see 06/26/99 for description
3:00 pm	WVUE 8	Motown Live	performances by Britney Spears, Run-DMC, Naughty by Nature and Evelyn "Champagne" King (rerun; this show is syndicated, so check your local listings!)

Monday - June 28, 1999

9:00 Am	WWL 4	The Roseanne Show	guests include The Neville Brothers; Art, Charles, Aaron and Cyril join Roseanne for some sparkling conversation, a bowl of gumbo, and a performance of "Over Africa" (rerun; originally aired on 03/10/99)
1:00 pm	WVUE 8	Rosie O'Donnell	guests include comic Adam Sandler and teen pop star Britney Spears (rerun; originally aired on 05/24/99; check your local listings!)
6:00 pm	BET	Planet Groove	hot new artist Profyle performs two songs from their self-titled CD

Tuesday - June 29, 1999

1:30 pm

BET

Planet Groove

hot new artist Profyle performs two songs from their self-titled CD

Wednesday - June 30, 1999

11:30 am

AMC

The Fabulous Dorseys

1947 film bio of bandleaders Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey, who both appear in the film; features appearances by Paul Whiteman, Charlie Barnet, Henry Busse, New Orleans born drummer Ray Bauduc, Mike Pingatore, Ziggy Elman, Art Tatum, and also singers Bob Eberly, Helen O'Connell and Stuart Foster