The Marty Stuart Show

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“The Marty Stuart Show” is a must-see during RFD-TV’s Saturday Night Music Row. Each exciting episode features Mr. Stuart and his band “The Fabulous Superlatives.” Episodes also feature his “Country Queen” wife, Ms. Connie Smith, who has helped make the show a celebrated success.

“The Marty Stuart Show” regularly features guests who are some of country music’s most revered superstars. Radio personality Mr. Eddie Stubbs shares the stage as both Mr. Stuart’s sidekick and the show’s announcer. read more

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