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| Sat, Dec. 06 09:00 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Sat, Dec. 06 11:30 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Sun, Dec. 07 02:00 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Sun, Dec. 07 09:00 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Mon, Dec. 08 01:00 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Tue, Dec. 09 11:30 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Wed, Dec. 10 03:30 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Thu, Dec. 11 09:00 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Fri, Dec. 12 02:30 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Sat, Dec. 13 12:00 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Sun, Dec. 14 12:30 PM EST |
CMT Giants: Alan Jackson - Giants: Alan Jackson | CMT honors the extraordinary life and music of the legendary Alan Jackson in this 90-minute special. The tribute features
performances by superstars George Strait, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and
Martina McBride.
Over the course of his career, Jackson has become one of country music's most respected and honored artists with 16 gold,
platinum and multiplatinum albums leading up to the debut at No.1 this past March of Good Time. He has sold more than
50 million albums and has more than 100 major industry awards to his credit. He is a three-time Country Music Association
entertainer of the year and the most-nominated artist in CMA history. A prolific songwriter, Jackson penned 23 of his 33 No.
1 singles, including his Grammy-winning best country song, "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)."
A native of small-town Newnan, Ga., Jackson was the first artist signed to the fledgling Arista Nashville record label in
1989. With the release the following year of his debut album, Here in the Real World, his songs immediately connected
with fans, leading to four No. 1 singles from that record alone. Since 1991, Jackson has had 21 No. 1 videos on CMT's Top
20 Countdown including classics such as "Don't Rock the Jukebox," "Chattahoochee," "Pop a Top" and "It's Five O'clock
Somewhere" with Jimmy Buffet. In 2002, Jackson won the CMT Music Award for video of the year with his hit "Where Were You
(When the World Stopped Turning)."
Jackson's most recent collection, Good Time, became the fourth album of his career to debut simultaneously at No. 1
on Billboard's Top Country Albums and all-genre Billboard 200 sales charts. The 17-song release has netted
two No.1 hits, the title track and "Small Town Southern Man," and also marked a career first for Jackson as the only time
he has been the sole writer of all the songs on his album. Featured Artists: Alan Jackson, George Strait, Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack |
| Sun, Dec. 14 11:15 PM EST |
The Greatest - CMT 40 Sexiest Music Videos | CMT 40 Sexiest Music Videos is a two-hour countdown of the the hottest videos ever to air on CMT, featuring insightful,
enticing and outrageous commentary by some of America's sexiest celebrities. Featured Artists: Trace Adkins, Gary Allan, Dierks Bentley, Bon Jovi, Brooks & Dunn, Deana Carter, Kenny Chesney, Cowboy Troy, Billy Currington, Sara Evans, Rascal Flatts, Faith Hill, Jack Ingram, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, Joe Nichols, Danielle Peck, LeAnn Rimes, George Strait, Sugarland, Josh Turner, Shania Twain, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Hank Williams Jr., Gretchen Wilson, Lee Ann Womack, Darryl Worley, Dwight Yoakam |
| Thu, Dec. 18 02:00 PM EST |
The Greatest - CMT 40 Sexiest Music Videos | CMT 40 Sexiest Music Videos is a two-hour countdown of the the hottest videos ever to air on CMT, featuring insightful,
enticing and outrageous commentary by some of America's sexiest celebrities. Featured Artists: Trace Adkins, Gary Allan, Dierks Bentley, Bon Jovi, Brooks & Dunn, Deana Carter, Kenny Chesney, Cowboy Troy, Billy Currington, Sara Evans, Rascal Flatts, Faith Hill, Jack Ingram, Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, Joe Nichols, Danielle Peck, LeAnn Rimes, George Strait, Sugarland, Josh Turner, Shania Twain, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Hank Williams Jr., Gretchen Wilson, Lee Ann Womack, Darryl Worley, Dwight Yoakam |
| Sat, Dec. 20 02:00 PM EST |
The Greatest - CMT 100 Greatest Videos | 100 GREATEST VIDEOS
CMT presents a celebration of the best clips from country's biggest stars. Featuring interviews with the artists and auteur
whose talent and vision combined to create these three-minute masterpieces, 100 Greatest Videos presents a collection
of the most entertaining and innovative videos ever shown on the network. In addition, 100 Greatest Videos will also
present exclusive, behind-the-scenes footage from the actual sets that will provide insight into the often arduous task of
filmmaking while revealing lighter moments with the artists, actors and directors. CMT's 100 Greatest Videos: An anthology
that's sure to bring back memories and perhaps, create even more. Check out the list of the top country music videos now. Featured Artists: Shooter Jennings, Big & Rich, Billy Ray Cyrus, Hank Williams Jr., Waylon Jennings, Shania Twain, Dwight Yoakam, Reba McEntire, Toby Keith, Carrie Underwood, Brooks & Dunn, Gary Allan, Little Big Town, Sara Evans, Faith Hill, Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson, Martina McBride, Ricky Skaggs, Deana Carter, Charlie Robison, Johnny Cash, Dixie Chicks, Blake Shelton, Vince Gill, Montgomery Gentry, Jason Aldean, Trace Adkins, Kenny Chesney, Lee Ann Womack, Rascal Flatts, Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, Mindy Smith, Josh Turner, Dierks Bentley, The Judds, Willie Nelson, Travis Tritt, LeAnn Rimes, Loretta Lynn, Gretchen Wilson, Alison Krauss, John Anderson, Rosanne Cash, Dolly Parton, Lorrie Morgan, Sugarland, Taylor Swift, George Strait, Kris Kristofferson, George Jones |
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