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    Live on Letterman

    Live on Letterman

    CBS
    CBS Interactive Music Group's flagship music webcast series, Live on Letterman, continues hosting the biggest names in music. Featured acts have included Brad Paisley, Bon Jovi, Rascal Flatts, and Gorillaz. Live on Letterman concerts broadcast live from the famed Ed Sullivan Theater, home of the Late Show with David Letterman, and engage with fans and audiences nationwide streaming live online and on-demand at http://www.cbs.com/late_night/liveonletterman/ . The artists' webcasts will follow the taping of their performances on the Late Show with David Letterman, which will be broadcast later the same evening from 11:35 PM-12:37 AM, ET/PT, on the CBS Television Network.moreless
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    Girls' Night Out: Superstar Women of Country

    Girls' Night Out: Superstar Women of Country

    CBS
    Girls' Night Out: Superstar Women of Country is the CBS tribute concert featuring an A-list lineup of female country musicians. Each year the Academy of Country Music honors the most talented in the genre at their annual ACM Awards, which were broadcast live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena by CBS. After the ACM Awards, CBS taped their own all-star special, Girls' Night Out: Superstar Women of Country. ACM and CBS are honoring the women of country music with an unforgettable night full of fun and performances. The girls of country get glammed up for an amazing night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, with performances from The Band Perry, Sara Evans, John Fogerty, The Janedear Girls, Little Big Town, Ashley Monroe, and Angaleena Presley. The two hours of rip-roaring fun includes honoring talents like The Judds, Miranda Lambert, Loretta Lynn, Martina McBride, Jennifer Nettles, and Carrie Underwood. Each presenter will perform solo, and there will be plenty of surprises like duets with honorees, featuring John Fogerty performing with The Judds, Rascal Flatts performing with Reba McEntire and much more. Tune in for a night full of inspiring ladies and unforgettable performances in Girls' Night Out: Superstar Women of Country.moreless
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    One Shining Moment

    One Shining Moment

    CBS
    David Barrett has been writing songs about sport as well as life for 20 years or so. The work has found its way from the lofty heights of the Olympics to the more tranquil valleys of PBS specials...from motion pictures all the way to that yearly anthem that all basketball lovers know by heart..."One Shining Moment".moreless
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    Viva Laughlin

    Viva Laughlin

    CBS (ended 2007)
    Viva Laughlin is a re-make of the Golden Globe nominated mini-series Viva Blackpool. The story is about an ambitious small entrepreneur Ripley Holden (Lloyd Owen), who dreams of opening up a casino in Laughlin, Nevada. Meanwhile, he is having marital problems and is struggling to keep his family together. The show has been produced by BBC Worldwide, CBS Paramount Network Television, Seed Productions and Sony Television.moreless
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    The Starland Vocal Band Show

    The Starland Vocal Band Show

    CBS (ended 1977)
    Fueled by the phenomenal success of their 1976 smash hit, "Afternoon Delight," The Starland Vocal Band were given their own variety series on CBS. The group consisted of (then husband-wife team) Bill & Taffy Danoff, who co-wrote "Take Me Home, Country Roads" with John Denver, Jon Carroll and Margot Chapman (who would later marry and divorce). Winners of the Grammy© for "Best New Artist" in 1976, the group remains one of the biggest "one-hit wonders" of all time. Their short-lived show has been all but forgotten -- except that its eclectic cast featured political satirist Mark Russell, Firesign Theatre members Phil Proctor & Peter Bergman, comedian Jeff Altman and a then-unknown David Letterman.moreless
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    The Spike Jones Show

    The Spike Jones Show

    CBS (ended 1961)
    Bandleader Spike Jones, and and his group the City Slickers bring variety music and great skits together for this weekly series that aired in the 50's and 60's.
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    Kennedy Center Honors

    Kennedy Center Honors

    CBS
    Since opening in 1971, the Kennedy Center has continued its efforts to fulfill his vision-presenting the greatest performers and performances from across America and around the world, nurturing new works and young artists, and serving the nation as a leader in arts education.moreless
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    Top of the Pops (US)

    Top of the Pops (US)

    CBS (ended 1988)
    In 1987, the US decided to air its own version of the popular UK music show, "Top of the Pops." Unfortunately, it didn't last long.
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    Talent Scouts

    Talent Scouts

    CBS (ended 1963)
    Talent Scouts was a summer replacement series and a revival of Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts which ran for ten years ending from 1948-1958. First hosted by Jim Backus for the summer of 1962 as a replacement for The Garry Moore Show, the program had celebrity guests that introduced and mentored young hopeful talent. In it's second season it was a summer replacement for The Red Skelton Show and was now hosted by Merv Griffin. Some of the newcomers that appeared were George Carlin, Jackie Vernon, John Byner, Charles Nelson Reilly, Louise Lasser, Lily Tomlin, Vic Dana and the Herb Hancock Trio.moreless
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    Boston Pops

    Boston Pops

    CBS
    Videos of Boston Pops musical performances on CBS
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    Of All Things

    Of All Things

    CBS (ended 1956)
    Off All Things was a 30-minute weekly variety-show that was hosted by Faye Emerson, and ran from July 23, 1956 to August 24, 1956 on CBS. It also featured singers Ilene Woods and Jack Haskell.

    TRIVIA: Was a summer-replacement series for The Garry Moore Show.moreless