DOLLY PARTON
Dolly Parton talks about her musical and family roots in the Smokey Mountains of Tennessee where she first broke into song, performed on the radio, and admired the fashion of the local trollop. With Parton’s “Coat of Many Colors” and hear music from across the American spectrum.
HOUR ONE
Open Bed: Tennesse Rag Chet Atkins and Doc Watson
The Essential Chet Atkins, RCA
Hello, Dolly! Frank Sinatra with Count Basie & Quincy Jones
It Might as Well be Swing, Capitol
She's Dynamite Piano Red
The Doctor's In, Bear Family
Tennessee Waltz King Curtis
Blow, Man, Blow, Bear Family
Tennessee Waltz Les Paul & Mary Ford
All-Time Greatest Hits, Capitol
My Tennessee Mountain Home Dolly Parton
The RCA Years, RCA
Tennessee Waltz Pee Wee King
Classic Country Music: Volume II, Smithsonian
SEGMENT: Dolly Parton
Coat of Many Colors Dolly Parton
The RCA Years, RCA
Dark End of the Street James Carr
The Essential, Razor & Tie
Blues Back Art Blakey and McCoy Tyner
A Jazz Message
Instrumental: One Dime Blues Etta Baker
Hills of Home, Rounder
Yodelling Fiddling Blues Mississippi Sheiks
From Where I Stand, Warner
Water Tank Furry Lewis
Blues Magician, Rounder
Big Boy Now Super Chikan
What You See, Fat Possum
Chicken Grease D'Angelo
Voodoo, Virgin
Froglegs Lloyd Price
Creole Kings of New Orleans
Joy Spring Clifford Brown
The Best of Clifford Brown, Blue Note
HOUR TWO
Open Bed: Old Jellico Bela Fleck
The Bluegrass Sessions, Warner
New Mule Skinner Blues Bill Monroe
1950-58, Bear Family
Better Move It On Home Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner
The Essential Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner, RCA
Side By Side Ray Charles and Betty Carter
Ray Charles and Betty Carter, Castle
You've Got the Power James Brown & Vicki Anderson
Duets, Polydor
You Win Again Fats Domino
From Where I Stand, Warner
Crazy Arms Jerry Lee Lewis
Classic Jerry Lee Lewis, Bear Family
Instrumental: Dixie Jerry Lee Lewis
Classic Jerry Lee Lewis, Bear Family
INTERVIEW: Dolly Parton
Knoxville Girl The Louvin Brothers
When I Stop Dreaming, Razor & Tie
Instrumental: A Tribute to Peador O'Donnell Jerry Douglas
Restless on the Farm, Sugar Hill
INTERVIEW: Charles Wolfe
Barbara Allen Maxine Sullivan with John Kirby Sextet
John Kirby Sextet, Sony
I Can't Get No Satisfaction Cat Power
The Covers Record, Matador
House of the Rising Sun Doc Watson
Third Generation Blues, Sugar Hill
Lighten Up Sonny Jones
Funky, Funky New Orleans, Funky Delicasies
Happy Feet Blues Wynton Marsalis Septet
Live at the Village Vanguard, Columbia
End Bed: Blues for Wynton Chris Barber's Jazz Band
Copulatin' Jazz, Great Southern