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Friday, June 26, 2020

Friday EARLY edition: great day of music on TV (some of it WEB SIMULCAST!) June 26 2020

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Much more still to come in a big follow-up edition, with WEEKEND FESTIVALS and more. But music on TV starts early on Fridays, so we will, too. Those of you not in L.A. can watch everything broadcast by KLCS as a web simulcast, and much of it can be pulled from their archive for a few days.

Beyond that? If your cable/satellite package lacks RFD-TV, you are missing out!
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Friday, June 26


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Today's Friday music on tv / 
some of it web simulcast

Fridays are the day / night for RFD and for Los Angeles PBS station KLCS to air their abundance of regularly-scheduled music performance programming. Both are heavy on roots music, so being stuck at home on any Friday ain't all that bad, if you have a Tee-Vee or web access with the right package.

All times PDT.
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On RFD, satellite / broadcast / cable:

11-11:30 am - "Bluegrass Trail" from 2018, Anna Sibley & the Magnolia Ramblers welcome the Cody Norris Show

11:30 am-noon - "Reno's Old Time Music Festival" from 2017 presents "Super Pickin' Part 1" with top acoustic instrumentalists in Bluegrass

Noon-12:30 pm - "Tru Country" from 2016 presents Lisa Layne doing a patriotic tribute with the TC Band

12:30-1 pm - "The Penny Gilley Show" from 2019 spotlights Doug Allen Nash

1-1:30 pm - "The Porter Wagoner Show" brings an absolute classic from 1961 with Mickey Tilley

1:30-2 pm - "Pop Goes the Country" from 2017 features performances from Ray Stevens and Wendy Holcombe

2-3 pm - "Big Joe Polka Show Classics" airs an episode or compilation from 2018

3-4 pm - "Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour" (on tv) theme is "Songfarmers: Buildin' a Front Porch Across America" from 2019

4-4:30 pm - "The Jimmy Sturr Show" from 2014

4:30-5 pm - "The Duttons Through the Years" airs a new 2020 episode

5-6 pm - "Country's Family Reunion" from Jan 2020 continues "The Very Best of CFR"

7:30-8 pm - "The Statler Brothers Show" airs a 1991 compilation

8-8:30 pm - "Country Legends: Grand Ole Opry Stars of the '50s" from 1953, with Ernest Tubb, Jimmy Dickens, Minnie Pearl, Old Hickory Quartet, and Carl Smith.

9-10 pm - "Country's Family Reunion" repeat of 5 pm
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On KLCS, broadcast / global WEB SIMULCAST:

8-8:30 pm - "Bluegrass Underground" (2019) Lauren Morrow performs 
     Repeats 2-2:30 am

8:30-9 pm - "Sun Studio Sessions" (2020) Amy LaVere performs and explores her musical influences
      Repeats 2:30-3 am

9-10 pm - "Austin City Limits" (2018) a half-hour each by Chris Stapleton, and Turnpike Troubadours
      Repeats 3-4 am

10-11 pm - "Front and Center" (2019) "Santana IV" live at the House of Blues in Las Vegas 
      Repeats 4-5 am

5-6 am (Sat) - "The Kate" (2020) Karl Denson's Tiny Universe performs
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Elsewhere on tv Friday:

11 pm-1:30 am - "Great Balls of Fire" the 1989 music biopic dramatization of '50s rocker Jerry Lee Lewis, starring Dennis Quaid and Winona Ryder. On Ovation, cable/satellite.

1:30 am-3 am - "Johnny Cash: Music in Review" (documentary, 2007) features interviews with Johnny and the reflections of a team of critics and working musicians.


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