Jeffrey MacDonald Tells His "Side" of the Story in "False Witness."

Blues singer and musician Bonnie Raitt. Raitt fell in love with the blues while attending college, and although it seems unlikely that a white girl from an upper class background would take a blues career seriously, she's since proved herself to be one of the country's top blues acts. Raitt's latest album is called "Nick of Time." (Rebroadcast. Originally broadcast on Friday, March 3, 1989.)

Jazz Critic Kevin Whitehead reviews volumes 6 through 10 of Duke Ellington's "Private Collection," a series featuring previously unreleased Ellington compositions. Kevin says when the first five volumes were released it was a revelation. This new collection isn't quite as brilliant, but it's still a must have for any serious Ellington fan.

Actor Kirk Douglas. Douglas has been in more than 75 films, among them "Spartacus," "Lonely Are The Brave," "Gunfight at the OK Coral," and "Tough Guys." Douglas was also one of the first stars in Hollywod to start his own production company. His son, Michael Douglas is currently one of Hollywood's hottest stars and producers. Kirk Douglas' autobiography, The Ragman's Son, has just come out in paperback. (Rebroadcast. Originally broadcast on Monday, August 22, 1988.)