Carlos Santana featured in Rock Prophecies

Note: Beginning September 1, APT will eliminate the duplicate SD and HD feeds. This means programs with a native HD format will feed in HD only on HD03 or HD04. Programs with a SD Widescreen format will feed only as an HD-Upconvert on HD03 or HD04. SD formats will feed in SD only on SD05.

Kicking off our impressive September roster is The Rolling Stones: Live at the Max (Widescreen/HD-Upconvert) from Premium Service 22. Filmed during a European leg of the Rolling Stones' 1991 Steel Wheels tour, this 90-minute concert (available in Base, Pledge and 1x120 Pledge Event versions) boasts great songs and an extraordinary stage. The set list includes: "Tumbling Dice," "You Can't Always Get What You Want," "Paint It Black," "Rock and a Hard Place" and a cheeky "It's Only Rock 'n' Roll." (Watch Connect for feed and release information.)

Let the good times roll a bit further with Live from the Artists Den (2nd Release) (Exchange; 6x60). The re-release of select episodes from season one includes performances by iconic feminist singer-songwriter Ani DiFranco, indie-pop sensation Ingrid Michaelson, classic rock-inspired indie band The Hold Steady, and singer-songwriter Patty Griffin. Four episodes feed Fridays throughout September from 2000-2100ET on HD03.

From on-stage to behind-the-scenes... Rock Prophecies (Exchange; 1x60) views rock ’n’ roll through the eyes of Robert M. Knight, one of the most prolific rock photographers of modern times. The documentary features transcendent performances by, and interviews with, Jeff Beck, Slash, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, ZZ Top, Robert Cray, Carlos Santana, Def Leppard and many others. Feeds Sunday, September 5, 1430-1530ET /HD03. You can preview the program in its entirety on the program’s catalog page at aptonline.org.

Then, make room for APT's abundant lifestyle series, perfect for scheduling in your Fall 2010 weekend how-to blocks.

First, we welcome a first-timer into the fold. Growing Bolder (Exchange; 13x30), the new lifestyle series co-hosted by veteran journalists Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer, celebrates the men and women who smash stereotypes, promote lifelong learning and act as role models for active lifestyle and healthy aging. Feeds Fridays beginning September 3, 1000-1030ET /HD03.

Then, Lidia's Italy IV (Exchange; 26x30) kicks off our returning cooking series. This season, the beloved chef journeys to Sardinia, southern Calabria, Abruzzo and the Italian Riviera, then re-creates the simple and delicious dishes seen during her travels. Feeds Saturdays beginning September 4,1700-1730ET /HD03.

Directly following Lidia, the cast of Cook’s Country from America’s Test Kitchen III (Exchange; 13x30) returns to re-imagine family-friendly recipes, challenge Chris Kimball to product tastings, reveal the top equipment choices and introduce short segments on the history of America's favorite foods. Feeds Saturdays beginning September 4, 1730-1800ET /HD03.

Next, journey across America with two long-running series that mix travel with discovery.

America’s Heartland VI (Exchange; 22x30) celebrates agriculture through lively history lessons on the products Americans consume; the unique inns, restaurants and other attractions of the Heartland; the origins of everyday grocery-store products; and profiles of the specialized — and sometimes dirty jobs — in agriculture. Feeds Saturdays beginning September 4, 2000-2030ET /HD03.

Roadtrip Nation VII (Exchange; 10x30) follows a group of young adults as they traverse the United States and meet fascinating leaders from all walks of life who share stories about following their passions and realizing their dreams. Feeds Saturdays beginning September 18, 1830-1900ET /HD03.

A range of documentaries and series supplied by a variety of presenters — WNET, LPB, WGCU, KERA and WQED — round out our September HD titles:

Art Through Time: A Global View (Exchange; 13x30) from Annenberg Media examines themes connecting Western and non-Western art created around the world in different eras. Feeds Sundays beginning September 26, 2000-2030ET /HD03.

An artist of a different feather is the subject of A Summer of Birds. The film explores the profound influence of Louisiana's natural environment and birdlife on John James Audubon’s development as an artist and writer, and conversely, Audubon's undeniable impact on the region and its cultural identity. Narrated by Emmy-winning actress Sela Ward. Pairs well with PBS' Atchafalaya Houseboat. Feeds Sunday, September 5, 1230-1330ET /HD03.

Staying within the natural realm, we offer Edge of the Everglades: Big Cypress National Preserve (Exchange; 1x30). Narrated by NOVA's Peter Thomas, Edge of the Everglades tells the story of the massive marshland that continues to inspire deep passions for — and bitter debate about — one of the last great wild places in the world. Pairs well with PBS' Ribbon of Sand. Feeds Sunday, September 5, 1200-1230ET /HD03.

Next, Boyfriends (Exchange; 1x60) goes inside the world of five teenage girls from North Texas as they navigate the joys and sorrows of their romantic relationships over the course of one year. Feeds Thursday, September 2, 1200-1300ET /HD03.

And finally, Tricks of the Trade - Outsmarting Investment Fraud (Exchange; 1x60) teaches viewers to recognize the five most common persuasion tactics of con artists and to understand the psychologies of financial scams. Features profiles of real-life fraud victims. Feeds Sunday, September 5, 1330-1430ET /HD03.

*Rights to all APT Premium and Syndication titles in this report must be purchased for broadcast. Please contact Eric_Luskin@APTonline.org for pricing information and details.

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