A Prairie Home Companion - 2003

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A Prairie Home Companion - 2003

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January 4, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our January 27, 2001 show from St. Paul , with Butch Thompson, trumpet player Duke Heitger, Robin & Linda Williams, and Leo Kottke. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:06 GK Talk - Open script 04:06 GK Talks to Linda Williams about her Surgery 05:05 How Happy I Am - Pat Donohue and Band with Robin, Linda, and GK 08:30 Applause 08:45 Phone Numbers script 16:22 Applause, GK Talk About James P. Johnson 17:11 Ain'tcha Got Music - Butch and Band 19:53 Applause, GK Talk More About JP Johnson 21:08 Old Fashioned Love - Butch and Duke 23:46 Applause, GK Back Announce, Talk to Robin and Linda 25:41 You're Runnin' Wild - Robin and Linda w/ Band 28:35 Applause, GK Back Announce 29:01 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 30:46 Applause, GK Back Announce 31:04 Guy Noir script 39:49 Applause, GK Back Announce 40:05 GK Talk with Leo 41:58 Too Fast - Leo Kottke 45:27 Applause into Eight Miles High 49:31 Applause, GK Back Announce 49:54 Ugly Duckling Script, Applause Over End 1:02:00 GK Banter 1:02:29 Royal Garden Blues - Intermission 1:05:44 Applause, Welcome Back to the Second Half 1:05:58 Mama's Cocktail Lounge 1:06:51 Greetings, T-TUTT Announcement 1:11:05 Disco Script 1:14:41 Applause, GK Talks to Robin and Linda 1:16:01 The Blues Come Around 1:19:10 Applause into "Together All Alone" 1:24:33 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:24:48 Monologue 1:44:04 Applause 1:44:18 If I Could Be With You - Butch and Duke 1:46:58 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:47:12 Ketchup Script 1:50:32 Applause, GK Talk to Leo 1:51:00 Pamela Brown - Leo Kottke 1:54:05 Applause, GK Back Announce, Intro Contest Winners 1:56:00 Credits 1:57:28 How Happy I Am Reprise January 11, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our February 10, 2001, show from St. Paul , with Greg Brown, Australian slide guitarist Jeff Lang, and from the Catskills, Jay Ungar and Molly Mason. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo 02:22 GK Talk 05:00 Spending the Winter at the St. Paul Hotel - GK and Band 10:05 Applause, GK Back Announce 10:24 St. Louis Blues - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 13:28 Applause, GK Back Announce 13:44 Valentine's Day script 25:56 Applause, GK Back Announce 26:08 GK Talk with Jeff Lang 28:40 London - Jeff Lang 32:00 Applause 32:15 Bateman's Bay - Jeff Lang 35:30 Applause, GK Back Announce 35:50 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 37:22 Applause, GK Talk to Jay and Molly 39:10 Louisiana Wedding Bells 41:48 Applause, Jay Back Announce 42:20 Blackest Crow 46:17 Applause, GK Back Announce 46:30 My Antonia script 55:05 Applause, GK Back Announce 55:34 GK Talk with Greg 56:27 Cold Mean Winter - Greg and Audience 58:50 Applause, Into I Need to Tell You - Greg Brown and Band 1:03:01 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:03:22 Intermission - My Honey's Loving Arms 1:07:13 Applause, Into Guy's Shoes 1:08:55 Applause, Greetings, T-TUTT Announcement 1:12:57 Cowboys script 1:16:14 Applause, GK Talks to Jeff 1:17:15 Trainwreck 49 - Jeff Lang 1:20:12 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:20:30 Duct Tape - script 1:22:11 Applause, GK Talk to Jay and Molly 1:23:02 Prairie Spring Into the Barn Dance 1:27:06 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:27:27 Monologue 1:46:47 Baby Won't You Please Come Home 1:48:12 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:51:33 Applause, GK Talks to Greg Brown 1:52:20 Like a Dog 1:54:56 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:55:00 Credits 1:56:14 What'll I do/ Louisiana Wedding Bells Playoff January 18, 2003 - Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, with Cajun band and longtime Prairie Home favorite BeauSoleil and cellist Tony Ross. 00:00 Logo 02:31 GK talks about how cold it is in Minnesota and how there is no snow, Light Rail 06:00 John Henry - Pat Donohue and band 10:09 Winter script 17:52 All Shook Up - GK, Pat Donohue, band 20:15 GK talks to BeauSoleil 22:23 Mardi Gras - BeauSoleil 26:45 Evangeline's Waltz - Beausoleil 30:40 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:47 A Toast to the New Year - Richard Dworsky and Tony Ross 36:09 GK recites "Dilemma" by David Budbill, "Masterworks of Ming" by Kay Ryan, "As Befits a Man" by Langston Hughes, and "Riding Lesson" by Henry Taylor 38:14 The Pleasure of Leisure - Richard Dworsky and Tony Ross 41:19 Guy Noir script 52:59 No Other Baby - Pat Donohue and band 57:35 GK talks with BeauSoleil 58:44 Tasso/ McGee's Reel- BeauSoleil 1:04:04 Intermission - I Found A New Baby 1:08:19 Greetings 1:11:45 Self-Storage script 1:13:54 Rhubarb script 1:16:33 I Can't Get Her Off My Mind - Pat Donohue and band 1:21:49 Conja - BeauSoleil 1:26:28 Catchup script 1:29:25 GK talks to Tony Ross 1:30:47 Charlie's Waltz - Rich Dworsky and Tony Ross 1:33:35 Monologue 1:49:14 Sweet Georgia Brown - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 1:51:17 Cubano Bayou - BeauSoleil 1:54:57 Credits 1:56:16 Let Us Get Together January 25, 2003 - Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, with Philip Brunelle and the VocalEssence Ensemble Singers, Jearlyn Steele, and Dan Newton joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:50 GK talks about the snowfall 03:15 Shake, Shake Mattie - Dan Newton and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 06:48 GK introduces the University of Minnesota Men's Hockey Pep Band members 08:45 Minnesota March - U of MN pep band 12:06 Minnesota Rouser - U of MN pep band and audience 14:30 Um Yah Yah - VocalEssence 15:15 Hockey Madrigal - VocalEssence 16:34 Regret script 21:50 Bombastic Medley - VocalEssence 26:58 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 28:33 GK introduces members of Vocal Essence 29:18 Guy Noir script 42:21 Sadie Green - Dan Newton and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 46:07 GK introduces Jearlyn Steele 48:40 Blessed Assurance - Jearlyn Steele, Garrison Keillor, VocalEssence 55:48 There is Power in the Blood/When We All Get To Heaven - Jearlyn Steele and GK 1:00:35 Intermission - Swing Forty-Two 1:00:05 Greetings 1:08:57 Football Casting script 1:10:28 Duct Tape script 1:13:37 Back Pain script 1:17:44 GK talks to Jearlyn Steele 1:20:02 Down in the Valley - Jearlyn Steele and GK 1:23:46 Ride on King Jesus - Vocal Essence 1:27:11 Sanctus - VocalEssence 1:30:50 Monologue 1:48:12 Take My Hand, Precious Lord - Jearlyn Steele and GK 1:52:43 Credits 1:53:11 SFX 1:56:29 Credits 1:57:03 When We All Get the Heaven closer February 1, 2003 - Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, it's our sometimes annual JOKE SHOW featuring jokes galore, musical guests John Koerner, Jeff Lang, and Dale Mendenhall, plus a Tom Keith & Fred Newman sound effects bonanza. 00:00 Logo 00:11 Tishomingo Blues 03:13 GK talks about today's space shuttle tragedy 04:52 Joke segment 1 13:27 Penguin script 24:50 GK intros John Koerner 27:00 Black Dog - Outside John and the Sears Catalog 30:17 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:00 John Koerner tells a joke 32:28 Ezekiel Saw the Wheel - Outside John and the Sears Catalog 37:14 Joke segment 2 42:23 Statesboro Blues - Pat Donohue and band 46:26 Joke segment 3 - old jokes 49:40 Guy Walks Into A Bar and Lightbulb jokes 52:14 Guy Noir script 1:00:05 GK tells an insane asylum joke 1:00:55 Intermission - Undecided 1:04:56 Greetings 1:08:40 Joke segment 4- blonde jokes, Ole & Lena jokes, Irish jokes, men/women jokes, HMO joke, dying joke, lightbulb jokes, 1:17:04 GK intros Jeff Lang 1:18:55 I Still See You - Jeff Lang 1:23:11 Jeff Lang tells jokes 1:23:57 By Face Not Name - Jeff Lang 1:28:27 Monologue 1:41:11 Slapstick - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 1:43:13 Radio SFX script 1:53:53 GK tells a boogar joke 1:54:30 Joke segment 5 1:56:11 Credits 1:57:08 Stealin' closer February 8, 2003 - Live from The Fitzgerald Theater, it's our Valentine's Day show with Mason Jennings, Becky Schlegel, and Peter Ostroushko and Dan Newton join the Shoe Band. Plus, comedian Isaac Witty 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo Blues 02:22 GK reads valentines from a listener 04:41 GK talks about UN weapons inspectors, George W. Bush, Iraq, Valentine's Day 07:04 Almost Worthy Blues - Peter Ostroushko and band 10:14 St. Paul Story script 14:47 GK talks to Debra Thomas, Laura Kneib, and Victoria Rothwell on the phone, they read their love poems 22:10 Girl From the North Country - Peter Ostroushko and band 26:25 Valentine's Day SFX script 28:36 My Love - Becky Schlegel 33:40 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 35:18 Valentine's Day script 41:44 GK talks to Mason Jennings 43:35 Sorry Signs on Cash Machines - Mason Jennings 48:22 GK intros Isaac Witty 49:37 Isaac Witty 56:07 Save the Last Dance For Me- GK and Lynn Peterson 1:00:12 Intermission - Limehouse Blues 1:04:49 Greetings 1:08:00 GK reads his love sonnet 1:09:13 GK reads more listener valentines 1:09:42 Sue Scott reads "Topography" by Sharon Olds 1:11:29 GK reads more listener valentines 1:12:06 Celebrities script 1:18:44 More listener valentines 1:20:54 To Althea, from Prison- Dan Newton 1:23:55 Jeg Fik En Sorg Saa Stor - GK 1:26:56 Rich Dworsky plays A Bell is Not a Bell 1:29:02 GK talks about classical composers and their music for loved ones, Chopin Waltz in D -flat 1:33:13 Monologue 1:46:47 Marjorie's Waltz - Peter Ostroushko and band 1:50:05 English Majors script 1:52:31 Can't Help Falling in Love - GK and Lynn Peterson 1:54:57 Credits, Bye Bye Love February 15, 2003 - Live from the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee with The Old Crow Medicine Show, singer Suzy Bogguss, guitarist Tommy Emmanuel and Sam Bush joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo Blues 02:10 Special Sauce script 03:05 Duct Tape script 04:27 Bertha's Kitty Boutique script 05:06 Bushwhacked - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with Sam Bush 07:55 Sam Bush Belts script 10:57 Please Help Me I'm Falling - Suzy Bogguss and GK 14:28 Mel's Buffet script 15:29 Weather script 17:16 Letting Go - Suzy Bogguss and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 22:09 GK talks about Chet Atkins 23:11 Train to Dusseldorf - Tommy Emmanuel 26:05 NPR script (with Bile 'Em Cabbage Down) (part 1) 29:35 Powdermilk Biscuit Break (with rooster exchange) 32:27 Grand Ole Opry script 36:38 Dixie Darling - GK and Suzy Bogguss 38:15 GK introduces the Old Crow Medicine Show 39:12 Falling on my Knees - Old Crow Medicine Show 43:21 H.M.O. script 46:36 GK talks to the Old Crow Medicine Show 47:15 Take 'em Away - Old Crow Medicine Show 51:09 Fast Forward script 53:09 Ketchup script 55:51 Cowboys script 1:04:44 Novocaine - intermission 1:10:17 GK introduces Preston Piteman, world champion turkey caller 1:14:00 Greetings 1:15:28 NPR script (part 2) 1:18:28 GK talks to Tommy Emmanuel 1:19:15 The Toll Fiddler - Tommy Emmanuel 1:21:12 GarageSale.com script and Midwestern Discount script 1:23:38 Cupid - Suzy Bogguss, Will Barrow, and band 1:26:31 GK talks about Nashville 1:28:33 Goodbye Blue Bell - Tommy Emmanuel and Pat Donohue 1:30:51 Monologue 1:47:30 Trials and Troubles- Old Crow Medicine Show 1:50:48 Lovesick Blues - GK and Suzy Bogguss 1:53:45 Flower Gas script 1:54:54 Credits, Next Time I'm in Town closer February 22, 2003 - Live from the Cricket Pavilion Amphitheater in Phoenix, Arizona, with violinist Mark O'Connor, singer/songwriter Tish Hinojosa, and swing trio the Hot Club of Cowtown. 00:00 Logo 00:10 Tishomingo Blues 02:20 GK talks about Phoenix, Snakes script 05:16 Limehouse Blues - Mark O'Connor and the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 09:44 Lives of the Cowboys script 17:03 GK intros Tish Hinojosa 18:05 Esperate 22:45 GK talks about Marty Robbins 23:46 At the End of a Long Lonely Day - GK and Tish Hinojosa 28:02 Inadequacy script 33:02 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 34:36 GK intros Hot Club of Cowtown 35:27 Li'l Liza Jane - Hot Club of Cowtown 37:51 I Can't Believe You're in Love With Me 42:28 SFX script 49:19 Ketchup script 51:47 Siempre Abuelita - Tish Hinojosa 55:40 Spanish Johnny - GK, Marvin Dykhuis, Shoe Band 1:00:18 Intermission - After You've Gone 1:04:34 Greetings 1:09:34 America the Beautiful - Mark O'Connor 1:12:39 GK talks about Arizona 1:14:26 Minor Swing 1:17:55 Monologue 1:39:47 In the Cluster Blues - Mark O'Connor and Shoe Band 1:43:00 Guy Noir script 1:51:47 It Stops With Me - Hot Club of Cowtown 1:55:49 Credits, Liberty/ Cotton Eye Joe closer March 1, 2003 - Live from the Bayfront Park Amphitheater in Miami, Florida, with Cuban singer Donato Poveda, Vince Giordano, Andy Stein, trumpeter Randy Sandke and Butch Thompson. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:35 GK opens, talk about Art Deco 03:03 Don't Tell Me - GK, Shoe Band, Art Deco Horns 06:30 GK talks about sculpture design, SFX script 11:29 Oh Sister, Ain't that Hot - Shoe Band and Art Deco Horns 13:51 GK talks about Miami 14:21 Knock Knock - Andy Stein and Shoe Band 17:10 GK talks more about Miami 18:38 Ain't Goin' Honky-Tonkin' Anymore - Pat Donohue and band 22:40 GK talks about the Bayfront Ampitheater and FDR 26:20 Celebrities script (Mr. Rogers) 34:03 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 35:33 Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now - Vince Giordano and band 38:50 GK talks about the crowd at the Bayfront Park 39:19 Guy Noir script 49:01 GK intros Donato Poveda 50:07 Serenata Santiaguera - Donato Poveda 54:20 Paloma Mia - Donato Poveda 58:55 More talk about Miami 59:30 Intermission - At the Jazz Band Ball 1:03:44 GK talks about Vince Giordano's bass sax 1:04:16 Greetings 1:08:26 More talk about Florida 1:09:39 Moon Over Miami - Vince Giordano and band 1:12:09 White Flash - GK and Shoe Band 1:17:04 GK talks to Donato about Miami 1:19:09 Dejate Querer - Donato Poveda 1:24:45 Ketchup script 1:27:14 More talk about Miami 1:28:02 In The Dark - Butch Thompson 1:31:44 Monologue 1:49:57 I'm Comin' Virginia - Shoe band and Art Deco Horns 1:52:11 Loon script 1:53:50 My Minnesota Home - GK and band, into credits 1:57:25 Big Boy - Shoe band and horns March 8, 2003 - Live from the Moran Theater in Jacksonville, Florida, with Celtic band Boys of the Lough, singer Velma Frye, and Peter Ostroushko. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:14 Opening Credits - Tim Russell 03:09 GK talks about last week's factual errors, Jacksonville, Florida 04:29 Mr. Jacksonville From Jacksonville - Pat Donohue and band 06:41 Citrus Council script 08:36 The Owl and the Pussycat - GK and band 11:14 Diddie Wa Diddie - Pat Donohue and band 14:30 GK talks about Florida 17:33 Florida Song - Velma Frye 20:08 Guy Noir script 30:24 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:09 Michael Jackson script 34:26 GK intros Boys of the Lough 35:07 Leaving Lerwick Harbor/ Steamboat hornpipe/ Sheffield hornpipe - Boys of the Lough 41:00 GK talks to Dave Richardson and Cathal McConnell 42:32 I Drew My Ship Into A Harbor - Boys of the Lough 47:13 SFX script 55:55 Early Morning Blues - Pat Donohue 58:45 Looking For A Miracle - Velma Frye and band 1:02:20 Blue Skies - intermission 1:06:00 GK talks more about Florida, greetings 1:11:42 All Alone - GK and Velma Frye 1:16:07 Wonderful War - GK and band 1:19:03 Married Couples script 1:26:53 St. Augustine Lullaby - Peter Ostroushko and band 1:30:40 Monologue 1:47:13 West Coast Blues - Pat Donohue 1:49:30 Polkas - Boys of the Lough 1:53:06 Credits 1:54:06 The Parting Glass 1:56:42 Flowers of Edinburgh closer March 15, 2003 - A re-broadcast of our April 21, 2001, Talent from Towns Under Two Thousand contest from April 21, 2001 show. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:41 GK Talk About River 05:07 GK Intros Andy Stein, into I Hope Gabriel Likes My Music 07:32 Applause, GK Back Announce 07:51 GK Explain Contest Voting, Intros Andy Newbrey 09:28 Swing Down Sweet Chariot- Andy Newbrey and Band 11:53 Applause, GK Back Announce, Band Playoff 12:19 GK Intros and Talks With Kyle Coolidge 15:00 Pahs Gahs Nos. 1, 2, & 3 - Kyle Coolidge 18:00 Applause, GK Back Announce, Band Playoff 18:24 GK Talks to Katie Kerkhover 20:45 Lonesome Devil Blues - Katie Kerkhover 23:32 Applause, GK Back Announce, Band Playoff, GK Talk 24:43 Sid's Hatchery script 26:21 Applause 26:31 GK Intro and Talk With Celestial Sirens 27:20 How Do I Love Thee - Celestial Sirens 29:54 Applause, GK Back Announce, Band Playoff 30:14 GK Intro and Talk With Scott Olson 32:28 Carnival of Venice - Scott Olson and Band 35:53 Applause, GK Back Announce, Band Playoff, GK Talk 36:27 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 38:11 Applause, GK Intro and Talk With Patti Casey 39:35 Down from Canada - Patti Casey 42:49 Applause, GK Back Announce, Band Playoff 43:10 GK Talk About Voting, into Celebrities script 49:23 Applause, into Shoe Band Medley 52:26 Applause, GK Back Announce, into Contestants' Steeplechase: Working on a Building - Andy Newbrey; Minute Waltz - Kyle Coolidge; Roan Oak - Katie Kerkhover; Gloria in Excelsis Deo - Celestial Sirens; Heaven Knows - Patti Casey; Carnival of Venice (reprise) - Scott Olson 01:04:44 Applause, GK Talks About Voting Procedure 01:06:02 Dearie, The World is Waiting for a Sunrise (intermission) 01:09:32 Applause, Welcome Back to the Second Half 01:10:06 Thompson's Tongue Sponge script 01:12:17 Applause, GK Back Announce, Greetings 01:15:57 It Gets Lonely in a Small Town - GK and Band 01:20:06 Applause, GK Intros and Talks With Leilani Clark 01:21:40 Keeper of My Heart - Leilani, Dan and Timothy Clark 01:24:50 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:25:21 Monologue 01:40:36 Applause, into Bent Frame - Pat and Band 01:42:56 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:43:08 GK Announces Ray Macklund Award to Patti Casey 01:45:43 GK Announces 2nd Winner Kyle Coolidge 01:46:50 Kitten on the Keys - Kyle Coolidge 01:48:50 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:49:26 GK Announces 1st Place Winner Katie Kerkhover 01:51:15 Man in the Middle - Katie Kerkhover 01:54:26 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:55:14 Welcome to KCLU, Thanks, Credits 01:57:37 Katy Hill Playoff March 22, 2003 - A re-broadcast of our November 23, 1985, show from Claremont, California, featuring Chet Atkins, Willie Nelson, and many others. 00:00 Logo 00:11 Rebroadcast Announcement 00:57 Hello Love/ Hello Walls 03.11 GK Talk; Riding 'Round the Country' 06:53 Corinna, Corinna (Willie Nelson; Peter Ostroushko) 10:32 Larry Airlines 11:41 Seven Spanish Angels (Willie Nelson; El Mariachi Los Galleros de Pedro Rey) 14:57 GK Talks to Mariachi Band 15:54 El Gusto (El Mariachi Los Galleros de Pedro Rey) 18:49 El Gailiero Wapangiero (El Mariachi Los Galleros de Pedro Rey) 23:31 Turkey in the Straw 28:48 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 30:11 Oh What A Beautiful Evening 30:59 GK Intros Saw Player David Weiss 32:47 Danny Boy (David Weiss) 34:39 David Talks About Saw, Sweet Georgia Brown 37:14 Texas Truck Drivers 40:04 Greetings 41:57 Bertha's Kitty Boutique; For All the Cats I Loved Before (GK, Willie Nelson, Johnny Gimble, band) 44:11 Do You Ever Think of Me (Willie Nelson, band) 47:33 Crazy (Willie Nelson, band) 51:30 Glacier Ox Cars 52:09 GK Talk; Paradise Song, into Twinkle, Twinkle 54:21 Twinkle, Twinkle (Willie Nelson, Chet Atkins, band) 57:54 Segue to Intermission 58:06 Intermission; Dinah, Limehouse Blues 1:01:56 Welcome Back 01:02:48 You Gave Me A Song (Willie Nelson) 01:06:45 Monologue 01:31:19 GK Thanks Claremont Colleges 01:31:53 Take Your Burdens to the Lord (GK, Willie Nelson, Chet Atkins, Johnny Gimble, Peter Ostroushko, band) 01:35:56 Poor Butterfly (GK, Chet Atkins, John Gimble, band) 01:40:32 Mexico Vive - Mariachi Band (Willie Nelson; El Mariachi Los Galleros de Pedro Rey) 01:46:00 Oil Rig Dishwashing Liquid for Men 01:47:09 More Greetings 01:49:12 GK Brings Back Willie Nelson, Blue Eyes Crying (Willie Nelson, band) 01:52:41 GK Thanks Guests, Riding 'Round the Country' reprise 01:54:57 Final Credits, Thanks to Stations 01:55:55 Closer into Applause March 29, 2003 - A re-broadcast of our April 14, 2001, show with fiddle player Aly Bain, accordionist Phil Cunningham and the Battlefield Band. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo, Opening Credits 02:04 GK Talk About Spring 05:04 Oh Baby- Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 07:00 Applause, GK Back Announce, into Guy's Shoes 08:40 Applause, into Jacob's Ladder/Angel Band Medley 13:54 Applause, GK Back Announce 14:08 GK Intro Phil Cunningham and Aly Bain 17:09 Stella's Trip to Kamloops/ Memories of Father Angus MacDonnell 20:51 Applause, Phil Talks About Set of Jigs 22:46 Charlie Hunter's Jig/The Mouse in the Cupboard/Rosewood 24:27 Applause, GK Back Announce, into Celebrities script 29:41 Applause into Powdermilk Biscuit Break 31:28 Applause, GK Talks About Titanic 32:44 God Moves on the Water - Pat Donohue and Band 36:10 Applause, GK Back Announce, Happy Birthday Studs Terkel 36:44 Guy Noir 51:49 Applause, GK Intro Battlefield Band, Talk to John 54:38 Applause into Number One 58:02 Applause, Karine Introduces Next Tune 58:50 Shepherd's Lad 01:02:35 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:03:11 My Honey's Lovin' Arms (Intermission) 01:06:46 Applause, Greetings, T-TUTT Promo 01:10:31 Intro Lynn, Today I Started Loving You Again 01:13:48 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:14:00 American Pharmaceuticals 01:16:13 Applause, GK Intros Phil and Aly 01:18:10 The Gentle Light 01:22:27 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:22:50 Monologue 01:43:00 Applause, La Costena 01:45:36 Applause, GK Back Announce, Intro Battlefield 01:46:44 Start It All Over Again - Battlefield Band 01:50:49 Applause, into Wee Michael's March 01:55:06 Applause, GK Back Announce, Credits 01:57:11 Closer; Old Molly Hare April 5, 2003 - Live from Bemidji State University in Bemidji, Minnesota, with Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder, special Bemidji guests, and Peter Ostroushko joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:55 GK talks about Minnesota, Canadian security test, Paul Bunyan, Bemidji 06:41 Wipe Out - Red Line Swingers (Bemidji State University Hockey Pep Band) 08:06 GK introduces pep band members, they play the school song 10:49 Paul Bunyan script 15:13 Black-Eyed Susie - Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder 17:57 Simple Life - Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder 21:36 Guy Noir script 32:19 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 33:55 GK talks about Bemidji 35:48 GK talks to Becky Livermore, audience member and expert gardener 38:15 GK talks about Concordia Language Village, speakers translate into various languages 48:37 Vince Lombardi Madrigal - Bemidji State Chamber Singers 51:26 GK talks about Bemidji State University, Mississippi River 54:36 Of the Father's Love Begotten - Bemidji State Chamber Singers 57:17 Lord, Won't You Come Down Here - GK, Ricky Skaggs, Bemidji State Chamber Singers 1:03:03 Intermission - Dinah 1:07:00 GK talks more about Bemidji 1:10:39 Greetings 1:13:29 Laverne's Res Rag - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 1:17:35 SFX script - Tom Keith 1:26:20 GK talks with Susan Carol Hauser, English professor at BSU 1:29:23 Goin' to the Ceili - Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder 1:33:07 Uncle Pen - Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder 1:36:32 Monologue 1:50:09 Bemidji Blues - Shoe Band 1:53:09 Credits 1:53:56 Bemidji Tourism 1:55:22 Lord Won't you Come Down Here reprise April 12, 2003 - Live from Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota, with musicians Del Rey, Steve James, and Cindy Cashdollar. Accordion player Dan Newton joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo 02:18 One More Spring in Minnesota - GK, strings, and Shoe band 05:18 GK talks about St. Peter, spring coming, war ending, news, Sadaam Hussein 09:10 Gustie Rouser/ Beer Barrell Polka - GK and Shoe Band 11:29 GK talks to Tormod, Norwegian whistler 13:36 O Mio Babbino - Tormod 16:14 Body Piercing Script 19:05 Downtown Strut- Shoe band and resonator guitarists 22:37 GK intros Barbara's Shop Quartet 24:14 Johnny Angel - Barbara's Shop Quartet 28:03 Rugged But Right - Barbara's Shop Quartet 30:03 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:06 It Gets Lonely in a Small Town - GK, band, Cindy Cashdollar 36:16 The Lives of the Cowboys script 48:43 Newton From Idaho - Dan Newton and Shoe band 51:30 Barb's Photo script 53:53 GK talks about Gustavus Adolphus College 56:31 I Remember You - Gustavus Jazz Lab Band 1:00:53 I'm Beginning to See the Light - Gustavus Jazz Lab Band 1:03:15 Intermission - It's a Sin to Tell a Lie - Shoe band 1:07:23 Greetings 1:11:24 GK talks to Cindy Cashdollar about Resofest 1:12:15 Slideshow - Cindy Cashdollar, Del Rey, and Steve James 1:16:01 Saturday Night in Jail - Steve James, Cindy Cashdollar, and Del Rey 1:20:24 GK talks to Tormod 1:22:07 Someday My Prince Will Come - Tormod 1:24:25 Monologue 1:45:21 Jerusalem of Gold - strings 1:49:00 Ketchup script 1:52:42 GK talks about St. Peter 1:54:08 You Are My Sunshine, credits, the Next Time I'm in Town April 19, 2003 - Live from Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with Philip Brunelle and the Minnesota Orchestra and Peter Ostroushko joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo Blues 02:07 GK talks about the Minnesota Orchestra's beginnings 03:48 Valentino Dance - MN Orch 07:53 GK talks about Bill Schimmel, the accordionist 08:13 GK's spring sonnet 09:24 Prairie Sunrise - Peter Ostroushko and MN Orch 13:48 Forever Young - GK/ GASB 18:30 Minneapolis Travelogue 22:33 GK talks more about the Minnesota Orchestra's beginnings 29:15 Brahms Symphony No. 1 - MN Orch and Shoe Band 33:52 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 35:52 Bassoon Orchestra script 55:22 Prelude to "Die Meistersinger"- MN Orch 1:06:22 Intermission - Stompin' at the Savoy 1:10:03 Greetings 1:15:08 Ketchup script 1:17:56 GK talks to RD about Passover 1:19:00 Eliahu Ha'Navi 1:21:19 Echad Mi Yodeah 1:24:12 Monologue 1:36:52 A Midsummer Night's dream (under monologue) 1:54:13 Credits, The Next Time I'm in Town closer April 26, 2003 - Live from St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minnesota, with Swedish band Kustbandet and singer/songwriter Tom Paxton. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues into 02:20 St. Cloud talk, Bells of St. Cloud - GK, Tom Paxton, Shoe band 06:17 Naming St. Cloud script 10:38 Birmingham Breakdown - Kustbandet 14:40 St. Cloud Day Spa script 16:30 GK talks to Kustbandet 18:06 Karlek Ar Karlek (Love is Love) - Kustbandet 22:23 Romance script 25:51 The Honor of Your Company - Tom Paxton 30:25 Bottle of Wine - Tom Paxton 33:38 Powdermilk Biscuit Break/ St.Cloud State University Rouser 35:44 GK talks about St. Cloud schools 42:02 Tunafish & Noodles - GK and band 45:32 Guy Noir script 58:14 Panama - Kustbandet 1:02:40 Intermission - Exactly Like You 1:07:02 Greetings 1:12:36 Halsa Dem Der Hemma - GK, Kustbandet, and Shoe Band 1:16:07 After You've Gone - Kustbandet 1:20:47 Love's Old Sweet Song - GK and band 1:24:19 GK and Tom Paxton talk about Dave Von Ronk 1:25:13 Did You Hear John Hurt? - Tom Paxton 1:28:47 Monologue 1:51:08 GK talks about Felice Bryant, into Bye Bye Love, credits 1:55:46 Just a Little While To Stay Here May 3, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our May 5, 2001, show from St. Paul with Robin and Linda Williams, Mollie O'Brien and Nina Gerber, and Scottish guitarist John Renbourn. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:34 GK Talk, Bush's 100 Days Script, Continue Talk 04:19 Clean, Clean, Clean - GK, Robin & Linda, Mollie 07:15 Applause, into Spring Fever - GASB 09:49 Applause, GK Back Announce, English Majors script 13:00 Applause, GK Intro and Talk with Robin and Linda 14:28 After the Fire is Gone - Robin, Linda, GASB 17:35 Applause, Linda Talk 18:15 My Mama's Hungry Eyes - Robin, Linda, Nina, Gary Raynor 22:39 Applause, GK Back Announce, American Pharmaceuticals 24:54 Applause into Powdermilk Biscuit Break 26:43 Applause, GK Intro and Talk With John Renbourn 29:19 Judy and Angie - John Renbourn (instrumental) 33:07 Applause, into Watch the Stars - John Renbourn (w/ vocal) 37:27 Applause, GK Back Announce 37:52 The Lives of the Cowboys script 52:18 Applause, GK Back Announce, Intro Mollie O'Brien 53:14 River's Invitation - Mollie O'Brien, Nina Gerber, GASB 56:27 Applause, Nina Intro Next Tune 57:05 Having Myself A Time - Mollie O'Brien, Nina Gerber, GASB 01:00:27 Applause, Mollie Intro Next Tune 01:01:22 No Hiding Place - Mollie, Nina, Robin, Linda, GK, GASB 01:04:11 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:04:36 I'll See You in My Dreams - Intermission 01:08:53 Applause, Welcome Back, Jarod's Note, Duct Tape 01:11:03 Greetings 01:14:22 GK Talks to Prom-Skippers, into Give A Dog A Bone - Pat Donohue and GASB 01:17:56 Applause, GK Back Announce, Ketchup script 01:21:17 Applause, GK Intro Keep the Home Fires Burning - Linda, Robin, Mollie, GK 01:26:09 Applause, GK Back Announce 01:26:23 Monologue 01:48:35 My Sweet Potato - John Renbourn (instrumental) 01:51:42 Applause, GK Back Announce, Intro Mollie and Nina 01:52:20 When I've Got the Moon - Mollie and Nina 01:56:32 Applause, GK Back Announce, Credits 01:57:39 No Hiding Place reprise May 10, 2003 - Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, with Robin and Linda Williams and their Fine Group, Adam Granger, Maria Jette with Dan Chouinard on piano, and the Singers of St. Andrew's Lutheran Church Gospel Band. Plus, Howard Levy joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:50 GK talks about the weather, spring and summer, Swedes, being old 05:20 Green Summer- Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group 11:17 GK talks about being a Democrat- he doesn't want to be a Democrat anymore 12:44 We're All Republicans Now - GK and Shoe Band 13:31 Gypsy Woman - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 16:17 Mr. and Mrs. Jones - Adam Granger 21:25 Democrats script 22:57 Bei Mir Bist du Schoen - Howard Levy and Shoe Band 26:09 Mamma - Maria Jette and Dan Chouinard 29:35 Explosives script 31:25 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 33:22 When She Loved Me - Maria Jette and Dan Chouinard 37:24 Rainy Day Woman - Pat Donohue, Garrison Keillor, band 39:46 The Blues Come Around - Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group 43:07 Republican Guns script 46:09 Howard Levy Harmonicas script 48:30 Howard's Boogie 49:25 American Fishing Theater script 59:54 Milky White Way - Wayne Luchau and the St. Andrew's Lutheran Church Singers 1:02:30 Intermission - Oh Lady Be Good 1:06:50 GK talks about pilot Anders Christenson, farmer John Johnson from Iowa, Greetings 1:13:27 Home #235 - Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group 1:17:57 SFX script 1:20:10 Ketchup script 1:22:52 Marvin & Mavis - Springtime on Broadway 1:27:13 Nuages - Howard Levy and band 1:31:12 Monologue 1:45:13 Heaven When You Die - GK, Robin & Linda Williams 1:47:57 Matter of Time - Pat Donohue and band 1:51:18 We're All Republicans Now reprise 1:52:56 Used to Be - Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group 1:57:15 Credits, Next Time I'm in Town closer May 17, 2003 - Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, with singer Stephanie Davis and Philip Brunelle with VocalEssence. Jorja Fleezanis drops by, and Dan Newton sits in with the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 GK talks about lunar eclipse, Hello Love 04:07 GK talks about spring finally arriving, "being" Republican 06:35 Sonnet for No. 43 09:38 Fabulous Rag - Pat Donohue and band 12:40 GK talks about Stephanie Davis getting out of a speeding ticket in Montana 13:57 Mud Season Blues - Stephanie Davis and band 17:33 M.R.I. script 26:49 GK talks to Jorja Fleezanis 28:40 Meditation from Thais - Jorja Fleezanis and Christopher Zemiliauskas 34:07 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 36:09 Who Walked in When I Walked Out- Dan Newton and band 39:33 Bud's Coffee script 42:08 United America script 46:32 GK talks to Philip Brunelle about Norwegian singers 47:37 Choir Story script 59:32 Intermission - Who's Sorry Now 1:03:55 Greetings 1:08:07 Loving You - Stephanie Davis and GK 1:10:12 Syttende Mai script 1:17:47 GK talks to singers from Norwegian National Opera 1:28:03 Rumanian Folk Dances - Jorja Fleezanis 1:33:01 Monologue 1:44:57 Evening Prayer - VocalEssence 1:47:33 I Ride An Old Paint - GK and Stephanie Davis 1:50:38 Ketchup script 1:53:04 Thanks to guests, We're All Republicans Now - GK 1:54:36 Credits 1:55:49 The Next Time I'm In Town closer May 24, 2003 - Live from The Fox Theater in Atlanta, Georgia, with singer Francine Reed and humorist Roy Blount, Jr. Sam Bush sits in with the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues into SFX script, back into Tishomingo 04:11 SFX script 06:05 Sittin' On Top of the World - Sam Bush and Shoe Band 10:10 GK talks about being Republican 11:30 White House poem, into "We're All Republicans Now" 14:00 U.S. Treasury script 15:08 Cannonball Blues - Pat Donohue, Sam Bush, Shoe Band 17:04 GK talks about the Fox Theatre and Auburn Avenue 27:00 Brokedown Engine - Pat intro with brief talk about Blind Willie McTell 31:31 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 33:43 GK intros/talks with Roy Blount Jr. about Atlanta 39:52 Guy Noir script 50:19 Ketchup script 53:05 Wild Women - Francine Reed and her band 57:33 Evil Gal - Francine Reed and her band 1:01:40 Intermission - Sweet Georgia Brown 1:06:11 Greetings 1:13:30 Columbus Stockade Blues - Sam Bush, GK, Shoe Band 1:16:16 GK and Sam talk about last night's Braves game 1:17:03 The Wizard of Oz (Hey Ozzie) - Sam Bush and Shoe Band 1:20:02 GK and Roy Blount talk about Roy Blount's biography of Robert E. Lee 1:28:18 Into the Garden - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 1:30:46 Monologue 1:46:24 Meditation - Francine Reed and her band 1:50:46 Georgia on My Mind script 1:52:54 Credits 1:55:00 This Little Light of Mine - GK, Francine Reed, Shoe Band May 31, 2003 - Live from Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia, with Tim and Mollie O'Brien, Tom Paxton, and Cajun band BeauSoleil. Peter Ostroushko joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:11 Tishomingo Blues 03:07 Camp Wolf Trap script 06:07 Camp Songs - GK, Mollie, Tim, Tom, Shoe Band, live audience 11:16 GK talks with Michael Doucet 12:31 Quoi Y'a Y'ou - BeauSoleil 15:58 Graduate script 22:10 Risin' River - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 26:02 GK talks about Washington DC 26:49 Your Long Journey - Mollie O'Brien and Tim O'Brien 29:59 Sweet Sunny South - Mollie O'Brien and Tim O'Brien 34:20 GK gives away sheet music of "We're All Republicans Now" to the people on the lawn who are caught in the rain 34:59 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 36:12 GK reads his graduation sonnet 37:52 Buffalo Wallow 40:56 GK talks about the poor lawn sitters who are getting soaked in the rain 42:08 John Ashcroft - Tom Paxton 44:19 La Ville del Monteau - BeauSoleil 50:30 Guy Noir script 1:01:18 Intermission - Three Little Words 1:05:20 Camp SFX script 1:06:30 More Camp Songs - GK, Mollie, Tim, Tom, Shoe Band live audience 1:10:05 Greetings 1:13:21 I Love You A Thousand Ways - Mollie, Tim, and Shoe Band 1:16:18 Garage Sale SFX script 1:18:37 The Story of Bob script 1:25:18 Psalm of the Prairie - Peter Ostroushko and Richard Dworsky 1:28:58 Monologue 1:42:49 Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye - BeauSoleil 1:46:58 Bud's Coffee script 1:49:42 Papa's on the Housetop- Mollie O'Brien and Tim O'Brien 1:53:05 Credits 1:54:52 The Next Time I'm in Town 1:56:37 Newzreel/Fire on the Mountain triple fiddle closer June 7, 2003 - Live from The Greek Theater in Los Angeles, California, with the Hopeful Gospel Quartet and bluesman John Koerner. Greg Leisz joins the Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:10 Tishomingo Blues 02:02 GK talks about doing the show in L.A. 03:10 SFX script 07:27 Speedin' West - Shoe Band 10:05 Part-Time Paradise script 11:58 Do-Re-Mi - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 15:42 GK intros Greg Fideler 20:57 Wisconsin Cheese script 22:56 99 f Won't Do - Mollie O'Brien and the Hopeful Gospel Quartet 26:34 Hollywood Toast script 31:10 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:50 GK talks about Los Angeles 37:17 Marvin & Mavis sing Movie Songs 41:16 Guy Noir script 56:09 Delia's Gone - John Koerner 1:00:30 Deportees - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 1:05:33 More Pretty Women than One- John Koerner 1:08:25 Intermission - If Dreams Come True 1:12:26 Surfer Girl quote into Video script 1:17:17 S. C. B. W.- Pat Donohue 1:20:32 GK intros Russ Ringsak 1:25:32 Last Lonesome Blues - John Koerner 1:30:11 Monologue 1:52:31 We'll Understand it Better By and By - Hopefuls 1:56:06 Credits, Next Time I'm in Town June 14, 2003 - Live from the Les Schwab Amphitheater in Bend, Oregon, with harmonica player Howard Levy, singer Jearlyn Steele, the Booher Family, Blue Pass and Steve Einhorn and Kate Power. 00:00 Logo 00:11 Tishomingo Blues 02:30 GK talks about Bend, Les Schwab 03:40 SFX script 07:44 Yodel Your Troubles Away - the Booher Family 10:06 Mystery Train - Howard Levy and Shoe Band 12:30 Fritz Electronics script 14:02 GK intros Blue Pass 14:33 Outlaw's Lament- Blue Pass 16:50 Guy Noir script 22:45 Deep River/ Pass Me Not/ His Eye is on the Sparrow medley - GK and Jearlyn 30:32 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:18 What a Wonderful World - Jearlyn Steele 34:53 The Logger - GK 36:55 Nothin' Doin' - Kate Power and Steve Einhorn 40:27 Sunshine script 45:49 Cowboy Ride - the Booher Family 48:33 The Lives of the Cowboys script 57:44 Rockin' Alone in an Old Rocking Chair - GK 1:00:42 Intermission - Indiana 1:04:44 Welcome back to the 2nd half, GK talks about flag day 1:05:23 The Star-Spangled Banner - Jearlyn Steele and live audience 1:07:02 Greetings 1:10:22 The Kitchen Waltz 1:15:52 Lawn Chair script - Sue Scott 1:17:39 Heart Made of Stone - Blue Pass 1:21:05 GK talks about Oregon 1:25:55 Sidewalk Blues - Howard Levy and Shoe Band 1:29:23 Monologue 1:43:30 Weary Blues - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 1:46:40 GK talks about the west, Bertha's SFX 1:49:17 How Great Thou Art - Jearlyn Steele and GK 1:53:23 Credits, I'll Fly Away/ Wheelhouse June 21, 2003 - Live from Miller Auditorium in Kalamazoo, Michigan with Jorma Kaukonen, Barry Mitterhoff and Cindy Cashdollar. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues (with Pat Donohue playing vintage Gibson guitars 3:44 GK talk about Kalamazoo and Western Michigan State University 5:52 Everyone Knows It When You're From Kalamazoo - GK and Shoe band 9:40 SFX script 14:03 Canal Street Parade - Cindy Cashdollar and Shoe Band 16:50 One Dad's Story script 26:49 GK talks about Gibson guitars, Pat Donohue demonstrates 33:08 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 34:39 GK intros Jorma Kaukonen 35:50 Blue Railroad Train - Jorma Kaukonen, Cindy Cashdollar, Barry Mitterhoff 40:54 I'll Let You Know Before I Leave - Jorma Kaukonen, Cindy Cashdollar, Barry Mitterhoff 44:07 Guy Noir script 55:57 Are We Happy? - GK and Shoe Band 59:28 Intermission - Marie 1:04:10 Greetings 1:07:20 Homestead on the Farm - GK, Barry Mitterhoff, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 1:11:12 GK talks about Kalamazoo 1:17:54 Double Talk - Pat Donohue and band 1:20:44 Ketchup script 1:23:32 GK talks more about Gibson guitars, Pat Donohue demonstrates 1:29:45 Stride By Stride - Richard Dworsky 1:32:20 Monologue 1:48:19 Genesis - Jorma Kaukonen, Cindy Cashdollar, and Barry Mitterhoff 1:53:36 We're All Republicans Now - GK and Shoes 1:54:27 Credits into Detroit City - GK and Jorma June 28, 2003 - Live from Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts, it is our Season Finale with Leo Kottke, The Nilsson Sisters string quartet, pianist Hsing-Ay-Hsu and accordionist Dan Newton. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:10 Up on The Roof - GK, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 05:35 SFX script, Surprise Symphony 10:28 Norman Rockwell Polka - Dan Newton and Shoe Band 13:38 Commercial Spots/ Drive Through script 17:21 GK talks about Tanglewood 18:48 Tarantella (Liszt) - Hsing-Ay Hsu 25:45 Guy Noir script 38:13 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 39:42 Ge Mig En Dag (Give Me a Day) - GK and Shoe Band 41:43 Too Fast - Leo Kottke 45:28 Standing on the Outside - Leo Kottke 49:00 Hobo script, into My Love is Like a Red Red Rose 1:03:26 Intermission - My Blue Heaven 1:07:50 Greetings 1:12:33 What'll I Do? - GK, Shoe Band, and Nilsson Quartet 1:16:00 Ketchup script 1:20:06 Summertime - GK, Nilsson Quartet, Shoe Band 1:23:03 Where Are All the Democrats? - GK, Pat Donohue, Shoe Band 1:25:45 GK talks to Hsing-Ay Hsu 1:28:33 Mazurka (Chopin) - Hsing-Ay Hsu 1:30:58 Etude Pour Les Nuits Doigts (Debussy) - Hsing-Ay Hsu 1:33:20 GK talks to Leo Kottke, into Corrine, Corrina 1:39:57 Monologue 1:53:36 Living in the Country 1:55:43 Red River Valley (Housatonic Valley) July 5, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our June 16, 2001, show from the Orpheum Theater in Memphis. Guests include The Tracy Nelson Band, Alvin Youngblood Hart, and Rhonda Vincent and the Rage. The Memphis Horns join the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, and Guy Noir is looking for a pair of pants for his father on Father's Day. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:10 GK Talk About Memphis, Intro Pat Donohue 04:46 Blues is AWoman - Pat, GASB, Memphis Horns 07:41 Applause, GK Back Announce, More GK Talk 09:17 Philly Dog - Memphis Horns and GASB 11:25 Applause, GK Back Announce, Talk About Horns 12:00 Memphis, Tennessee - GK, GASB, Memphis Horns 14:34 Applause, GK Back Announce 14:49 Radio League script 18:06 Applause, Into Memphis - The Movie script 23:21 Applause, GK Talks More About Memphis 25:20 Way Downtown - Pat and GASB 28:47 Applause, GK Back Announce, Intro Alvin Youngblood Hart 30:05 Mama Don't Allow - Alvin Youngblood Hart 33:26 Applause, Alvin Intro, Gallows Pole 38:08 Applause, GK Back Announce, Powdermilk Biscuit Break 40:33 Nocturne script 42:40 Applause, GK Intro Tracy Nelson 43:25 Last Chance - Tracy Nelson 46:49 Applause, Tracy Intros 47:20 Got A New Truck - Tracy Nelson and Band 50:08 Applause, GK Back Announce, Guy Noir 01:02:33 Applause, Green Onions 01:05:18 Applause, GK Talk About Sing-a-long 01:06:23 Doin' the New Low Down - Intermission 01:10:08 Welcome Back to the Second Half, Elvis Presley segment 01:16:45 Greetings 01:20:06 GK Talk About Beale Street, Intro Pat 01:20:53 Memphis in June - Pat and Band 01:23:43 Applause, GK Back Announce, Talk About Beale Street 01:26:05 If the Blues was Money - Alvin Youngblood Hart 01:29:37 Applause, GK Back Announce, Monologue 01:50:05 Beale Street Blues 01:51:32 Applause, Strongest Weakness 01:55:07 Applause, Credits 01:56:14 Can't Help Falling in Love with audience 01:56:43 Last Night Playoff - GASB and Memphis Horns July 12, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our November 2, 2002, show from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, with guests Iris Dement, and Dan Newton with the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:06 Opening introductions 02:55 GK talks about upcoming elections, President Bush, voting, Governor Larry 05:55 GK talks to southernmost and northernmost audience members, Ricardo and Megan 08:05 SFX/ Duct Tape script 11:42 Whiskey & Gin - Guy's All-star Shoe Band 14:20 GK introduces Iris Dement 15:07 Old Fashioned Love - Iris Dement and band 19:27 Genetics script 21:28 Poor Babes in the Woods - GK 24:23 Dancing Chickens script into Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:00 Johnny B. Goode Polka - Dan Newton and band 35:59 Story of Bob script 44:01 Dismal Lives script 46:30 GK talks to Iris about the Grand Ole Opry 47:20 I'll Take My Sorrows Straight - Iris Dement 51:41 Mama's Opry - Iris Dement 56:10 Calling for You 1:00:00 Intermission - Tennessee Blues 1:04:59 Greetings 1:08:23 Don't Get Around Much Anymore - GK & audience 1:12:08 That's The Way Love Goes - Iris Dement and GK 1:16:33 English Majors script 1:18:54 Monday Morning Blues - Pat Donohue and band 1:24:00 Monologue 1:39:38 Stranger Blues - Pat Donohue and band 1:43:21 Surely I Will - Iris Dement 1:49:09 Hamlet script 1:56:00 Credits 1:57:08 Whiskey & Gin (reprise) July 19, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our November 9, 2002, show from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, with guests Delbert McClinton, and Dave Moore with the Guy's All Star Shoe Band. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues, opening credits, GK talks to a George W. Bush look-a-like, politics 04:54 Teen Convent script 07:11 I Can't Help it if I'm Still in Love With You - GK and Lynn Peterson 10:24 Bran Flakes script 11:41 Joanna - Pat Donohue and band 16:27 Rent-A-Raptor script 19:13 GK talks about liberals 22:34 Let's Take Our Time 26:25 Peace in The Valley - GK and Lynn 31:10 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:52 Guy Noir script 46:48 Smooth Talk - Delbert McClinton 51:00 New York City - Delbert McClinton 55:03 GK talks to Delbert 56:55 Don't Want To Love You Anymore - Delbert McClinton 1:00:22 Intermission - Viva Seguin 1:05:00 Greetings, GK talks to audience members 1:11:08 Side By Side - GK, Shoe Band, Audience 1:15:12 Catchup script 1:17:04 I Just Left Myself - GK and Delbert McClinton 1:19:32 Same Kind of Crazy - Delbert and band 1:23:50 Monologue 1:41:07 Down To The River - Dave Moore and Shoe band 1:45:02 Blues About You Baby - Delbert McClinton 1:48:05 The Odyssey script 1:55:54 Credits, Come On in This Old House closer July 26, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our April 19, 2003, show from Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, with very special guests The Minnesota Orchestra and Georgia Flezanis. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo Blues 02:07 GK talks about the Minnesota Orchestra's beginnings 03:48 Valentino Dance - MN Orch 07:53 GK talks about Bill Schimmel, the accordionist 08:13 GK's spring sonnet 09:24 Prairie Sunrise - Peter Ostroushko and MN Orch 13:48 Forever Young - GK/ GASB 18:30 Minneapolis Travelogue 22:33 GK talks more about the Minnesota Orchestra's beginnings 29:15 Brahms Symphony No. 1 - MN Orch and Shoe Band 33:52 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 35:52 Bassoon Orchestra script 55:22 Prelude to "Die Meistersinger"- MN Orch 1:06:22 Intermission - Stompin' at the Savoy 1:10:03 Greetings 1:15:08 Ketchup script 1:17:56 GK talks to RD about Passover 1:19:00 Eliahu Ha'Navi 1:21:19 Echad Mi Yodeah 1:24:12 Monologue 1:36:52 A Midsummer Night's dream (under monologue) 1:54:13 Credits, The Next Time I'm in Town closer August 2, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our February 1, 2003, show from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. Our Annual Joke Show. 00:00 Logo 00:11 Tishomingo Blues 03:13 GK talks about today's space shuttle tragedy 04:52 Joke segment 1 13:27 Penguin script 24:50 GK intros John Koerner 27:00 Black Dog - Outside John and the Sears Catalog 30:17 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 32:00 John Koerner tells a joke 32:28 Ezekiel Saw the Wheel - Outside John and the Sears Catalog 37:14 Joke segment 2 42:23 Statesboro Blues - Pat Donohue and band 46:26 Joke segment 3 - old jokes 49:40 Guy Walks Into A Bar and Lightbulb jokes 52:14 Guy Noir script 1:00:05 GK tells an insane asylum joke 1:00:55 Intermission - Undecided 1:04:56 Greetings 1:08:40 Joke segment 4- blonde jokes, Ole & Lena jokes, Irish jokes, men/women jokes, HMO joke, dying joke, lightbulb jokes, 1:17:04 GK intros Jeff Lang 1:18:55 I Still See You - Jeff Lang 1:23:11 Jeff Lang tells jokes 1:23:57 By Face Not Name - Jeff Lang 1:28:27 Monologue 1:41:11 Slapstick - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 1:43:13 Radio SFX script 1:53:53 GK tells a boogar joke 1:54:30 Joke segment 5 1:56:11 Credits 1:57:08 Stealin' closer August 9, 2003 - A mix of shows originally aired on December 7, 14, and 21, 2002, from The Town Hall in New York City, with special guests Kristin Chenoweth, Renee Flemming, and John Sebastian. August 16, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our February 22, 2003, show from the Cricket Theater in Phoenix, Arizona. Includes guests Hot Club of Cow Town, Tish Hinohosa, and Mark O'Connor with the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, and a tribute to Marty Robbins. 00:00 Logo 00:10 Tishomingo Blues 02:20 GK talks about Phoenix, Snakes script 05:16 Limehouse Blues - Mark O'Connor and the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 09:44 Lives of the Cowboys script 17:03 GK intros Tish Hinojosa 18:05 Esperate 22:45 GK talks about Marty Robbins 23:46 At the End of a Long Lonely Day - GK and Tish Hinojosa 28:02 Inadequacy script 33:02 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 34:36 GK intros Hot Club of Cowtown 35:27 Li'l Liza Jane - Hot Club of Cowtown 37:51 I Can't Believe You're in Love With Me 42:28 SFX script 49:19 Ketchup script 51:47 Siempre Abuelita - Tish Hinojosa 55:40 Spanish Johnny - GK, Marvin Dykhuis, Shoe Band 1:00:18 Intermission - After You've Gone 1:04:34 Greetings 1:09:34 America the Beautiful - Mark O'Connor 1:12:39 GK talks about Arizona 1:14:26 Minor Swing 1:17:55 Monologue 1:39:47 In the Cluster Blues - Mark O'Connor and Shoe Band 1:43:00 Guy Noir script 1:51:47 It Stops With Me - Hot Club of Cowtown 1:55:49 Credits, Liberty/ Cotton Eye Joe closer August 23, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our April 7, 2001, show from Elliott Hall of Music in West Lafayette, Indiana. Special guests include The Kelley Hunt Band, Butch Thompson, Purdue Glee Club, and Purdue Shaker Chimes. A physics professor needs Guy Noir's help to understand women. And in the News from Lake Wobegon find out what Norwegian men and woodchucks have in common. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:05 GK Talks About Purdue, Limericks 03:24 GK Talks About Spring, Intro Glee Club 04:54 Hail Purdue 06:50 Applause 07:09 GK Talk About Women's Basketball 07:51 American Pharmaceuticals 09:20 Applause, into Wabash Rag - Pat Donohue and band 12:36 Applause, GK Back Announce 12:50 GK Talks to Glee Club Director, Singers 15:02 Indiana - Purdue Glee Club 17:44 Applause, GK Back Announce 18:09 On the Banks of the Wabash - GK and Glee Club 19:40 Applause 19:54 GK Talk, into Rhubarb Script 23:12 Applause, Intro Kelley Hunt 23:56 Queen of the 88s - Kelley Hunt Band 27:16 Applause, Kelley Back Announce, into Treat Me Right 31:34 Applause, GK Back Announce 32:26 GK Introduce and Talk with Tom Turpin - Bug Guy 36:59 Applause 37:11 Powdermilk Biscuit Break, into Wabash Cannonball 40:15 Applause into Railroad Talk 41:19 Railroad Bill - Pat Donohue, GK, and Band 44:11 Applause, GK Back Announce, Intro Shaker Chimes 48:00 Mozart's Turkish March - Shaker Chimes Ensemble 50:00 Applause, GK Back Announce 50:43 Guy Noir Script 1:05:13 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:05:28 GK Talk About Second Half 1:05:56 Some of These Days - Intermission 1:10:14 Applause, Welcome Back, Welcome Back, Indiana Talk 1:12:10 Cafe Boeuf 1:17:04 Applause, Intro Pat and Butch 1:17:31 Leroy Carr/ Scrapper Blackwell Segment 1:21:48 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:22:02 GK Intro Kelley Hunt, The Man He Used to Be 1:26:45 Applause, GK Back Announce 1:27:07 Monologue 1:43:35 Can't Get Indiana Off My Mind - Pat and Butch 1:44:51 Applause, GK Back Announce, GK Talk 1:46:33 Riverboat Shuffle 1:49:16 Applause, GK Back Announce, Thanks Sponsors, Greetings 1:51:14 Ketchup 1:53:54 Applause, Credits 1:56:23 Closer - On the Banks of the Wabash/Indiana Medley August 30, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our October 13, 2001, show from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, MN, with guests Norman Blake, Peter Ostroushko, Greg Leisz, and Pat Donohue. Maria Jette does the Jello Aria. And The News from Lake Wobegon about deer hunting, Jimmy Krepsbach, and deer proofing. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:07 GK intro 04:38 Gee Whiz- Pat and band 07:43 GK talks about show, Radio Chums script 14:11 GK welcomes Maria Jette, they talk about her recent musical endeavors 17:20 The Water is Wide- Maria, GK, band 22:02 The Lives of the Cowboys script 33:12 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 35:10 GK introduces Maria - Jello Aria ('Che Gelida Manina'-Puccini) 40:07 Guy's Shoes script 41:29 GK intros Jackson Stomp - band, Greg, and Peter 45:05 GK brings out Norman Blake and Peter Ostroushko 45:31 East Bound Freight Train- Norman and Peter 49:01 Only A Bunch of Violets- Norman and Peter 54:30 Guy Noir script 1:05:12 Ragtime Annie - intermission 1:09:19 Welcome Back to the 2nd half, GK talks about concert series 1:10:00 Greetings 1:13:15 GK intros and sings The Bravest- Tom Paxton's song about WTC 1:17:12 Muddy Creek- Norman and Peter 1:20:00 The Last Rose of Summer- Maria Jette, GK, band, Greg, Peter 1:23:21 Monologue 1:39:51 John Hardy- Pat and Greg 1:41:43 Rhubarb script 1:46:52 GK talks with Norman, Gonna Rise When the Rooster Crows- 1:50:52 Minnesota Diminishment Clinic script 1:53:26 Sponsors, credits 1:55:53 Bye Bye, Love closer September 6, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our February 23, 2002, show from Stephens Auditorium in Ames, IA, with guests Dave Moore, Radislav Lorkovic, and The Barn Owl Band. Randy Sabein joins the Shoe Band; Guy Noir gets a visit from Sarah Tonin of Genetics Are You; and The Markland Dogs are in The News From Lake Wobegon. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo Blues 02:43 GK talk about Lady Cyclones basketball team, Iowa State U, Ames 05:11 Weather Radio script 08:26 Pants script 10:02 Speed the Plow/ Cold Frosty Morning/ Salt Creek - Barn Owl Band 14:02 Estrella De Oro - Dave Moore, Radoslav Lorkovic, Shoe band 15:47 Cliffs of Dover - Shoe band, Radoslav Lorkovic 19:10 Iowa script 24:10 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 25:52 GK talk about WOI radio 26:16 Pat Donohue's Big Bill Broonzy segment 34:30 Guy Noir script 52:13 God Moves on the Water - Dave Moore and Radoslav Lorkovic 56:37 If You're a Turkey in Postville - Dave Moore 59:54 Intermission - Stompin' At The Decca 1:04:08 Welcome back to the 2nd half, Greetings 1:07:23 GK talks about Barn Owl Band 1:08:37 Cloud Forest - Barn Owl Band 1:12:24 LCA script 1:14:35 GK talks about Ames, Iowa State 1:17:39 Big Drafty House - Dave Moore 1:22:30 Monologue 1:46:58 The Night Rider - Shoe band 1:49:19 Cafe Boeuf script 1:53:02 Credits 1:55:33 Whiskey Before Breakfast closer September 13, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our October 27, 2001, show from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, MN, with guests Geoff Muldaur, Amos Garret, Butch Thompson, and Duke Heitger. The Guy's Band does a W.C. Handy Tribute. And in the News From Lake Wobegon, Carl hits middle age. 00:00 Logo 00:12 Tishomingo 02:44 GK talks about early winter 05:48 I Need Your Love Tonight - GK and band 08:21 Rhubarb script 11:50 GK intros Geoff Muldaur and Amos Garrett, into Sloppy Drunk 16:38 Geoff intros Tennessee Blues 21:57 Fear script - Sue Scott 23:51 GK and Pat talk about Bessie Smith, into Haunted House Blues 27:45 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 29:26 GK talks about W.C. Handy 30:22 Louis Jenkins segment - prose poem: "Flight" 32:08 "A Place For Everything" - Louis Jenkins 34:10 "A Thunderstorm Warning" and "Late October Above Lake Superior" - Louis Jenkins 36:18 GK welcomes Duke Heitger and Butch Thompson, into W.C. Handy segment with Yellow Dog, Careless Love, Memphis Blues, St. Louis Blues 48:25 Catchup script 50:44 GK intros Amos Garrett, into Is You Is Or Is You Ain't 55:42 Guy Noir script 1:05:12 Intermission: Indiana 1:09:53 Welcome Back to the 2nd Half, Greetings, Night Out promo 1:12:36 Linda script 1:17:08 GK dedicates the next song to Muddy Newman, Lazy Bones, GK back announce, talk with Amos about the King Eddy club in Calgary. 1:23:22 Sleepwalk - Amos Garrett 1:27:53 Monologue 1:45:20 Hesitation Blues - Band, Duke, and Butch 1:48:11 Louis Jenkins - "Change" poem and "Somersault" 1:51:32 Kitchen Door Blues - Geoff Muldaur (text by Tennessee Williams) 1:53:50 Credits 1:55:20 Sound Effects - Tom Keith 1:57:17 Bye Bye Love September 20, 2003 - A rebroadcast of our October 19, 2002, show from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, MN, with the Hopeful Gospel Quartet, Aly Bain, Ale Moller, Jorma Koukonen, Barry Mitterhoff, and Cindy Cashdollar. 00:00 Logo 00:13 Tishomingo Blues 02:52 Opening credits 03:30 Shut De Do - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 06:40 GK intros Aly Bain and Ale Moller 07:40 Full Red Ship- Aly Bain and Ale Moller 10:44 Duct Tape script 12:41 GK intro Jorma Kaukonen 13:02 Red River Blues - Jorma Kaukonen 17:41 Tom Cat Blues - Jorma Kaukonen 21:28 The Story of Bob script 30:16 Powdermilk Biscuit Break, into Where the Soul of Man Never Dies and triple fiddle Fairy Dance 35:16 GK intros Cindy Cashdollar, talks with Jorma 36:09 What Are They Doing in Heaven Today?- Jorma Kaukonen 40:32 GK talks about the Minnesota Twins, audience singalong 45:08 Little Rabbit - Peter Ostroushko and John Niemann with band 48:15 Guy Noir script 57:00 You Don't Knock - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 59:45 Intermission - Ragtime Annie 1:03:56 Greetings, GK talks to audience 1:10:50 Rock and Roll Music - Pat Donohue and band 1:13:54 Leaf Bag script 1:14:51 Mood Audio script 1:16:49 Puppy Belly Dance- Peter Ostroushko and band 1:21:57 Home - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 1:25:50 Monologue 1:41:03 Jim's Waltz - Aly Bain and Ale Moller 1:45:03 Fur House script 1:46:35 Just Because - Jorma Kaukonen 1:51:29 English Majors script 1:52:49 Talent show promo, credits 1:55:40 You Don't Knock/ Fairy Dance closer September 27, 2003 - This show begins A Prairie Home Companion's 30th anniversary season. The Derailers came up from Austin, Texas, for some good old rock'n'roll. Steel guitarist Cindy Cashdollar joined The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. And singer Jearlyn Steele joined Garrison for a few tunes. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:45 GK talks about the new colder weather, clear night, Maia starting kindergarten 00:05:29 "Stars and Stripes Forever" - GK and band 00:08:19 Wrestling Match script 00:15:21 "Key to the Highway" - Pat Donohue and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:18:45 "Time Changes Everything" - Cindy Cashdollar and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:21:37 "I Walk The Line" - GK, Jearlyn Steele (GK intro) 00:25:18 Simon & Garfunkel script 00:31:13 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:32:50 GK announces street dance after the show, intros The Derailers 00:35:13 "Happy Go Lucky Guitar" - The Derailers 00:37:18 "Alone With You" - The Derailers 00:40:45 Catchup script 00:44:26 Guy Noir script 00:57:01 "The Wheel" - The Derailers 01:00:21 "Down Yonder"/"Hail Minnesota"/"Twins Song" 01:02:11 Intermission - "Exactly Like You" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:06:15 Welcome back to the second half, GK talks more about street dance, contests 01:07:11 Underwood script 01:08:53 Greetings 01:12:00 Republican script 01:19:06 GK talks to Jearlyn Steele about her upcoming move to California 01:20:23 "Have Thine Own Way, Lord" - GK, Jearlyn Steele, Rich Dworsky 01:24:57 "Softly and Tenderly" - GK, Jearlyn Steele, band 01:28:52 "The Dream" - Butch Thompson 01:32:42 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:47:30 "Tahitian Skies" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:51:16 "Genuine" - The Derailers 01:54:25 Credits 01:57:00 "Goodnight Ladies"/"Steel Guitar Rag" closer October 4, 2003 - We spent Saturday, October 4th, at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, with bayou piano queen Marcia Ball as our musical guest. Jearlyn Steele brought her vocal and thespian talents to our stage once more before abandoning us for Hollywood. Barb and Jim were transfixed by a new gated community, Guy Noir helped a local rapper find her car, and Bush made another appearance on our show. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:39 GK talks about Twin Cities marathon, October, 5 year old girls 00:04:50 "The Day is Short (Jump)" - GK, Shoe Band 00:08:12 "Red's Blues" - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:11:16 GK talks with Jearlyn Steele 00:12:56 "I'll Meet You in the Morning" - GK and Jearlyn Steele 00:17:57 "In The Garden" - GK and Jearlyn Steele 00:21:44 Republicans script 00:27:35 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:29:16 GK talks to Peter Ostroushko about the Twins and Brad Radke 00:30:23 "Radke's Reel" - Peter Ostroushko and band 00:34:00 Guy Noir script 00:48:17 GK intros Marcia Ball 00:48:52 "Honeypie" - Marcia Ball 00:52:28 "Give Me A Chance" - Marcia Ball 00:56:05 Duct Tape script 00:58:24 GK talks to Marcia Ball 00:59:28 "So Many Rivers To Cross" - Marcia Ball 01:04:09 "Ragtime Annie" (Intermission) 01:08:00 Greetings 01:11:48 "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" - GK and Jearlyn 01:15:00 "Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us" - Jearlyn Steele and GK 01:20:25 "When the Last Morning Glory Blooms" - Peter Ostroushko 01:24:43 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:39:36 "Foreclose on the House of Love" - Marcia Ball 01:45:14 Grieg (married couple) script 01:53:39 "Gonna Build A Mountain" - Jearlyn Steele 01:55:36 Credits 01:57:03 "Goodnight Ladies"/"Goodnight Sweetheart" closer October 11, 2003 - We spent this week at the Fitzgerald. Country and bluegrass musician Jeannie Kendall, whose band The Kendalls had the hit "Love is Only a Sin Away," joined us, as well as blues legend Spider John Koerner and angel-voiced up-and-comer Becky Schlegel. And we spent time with Arnold, the soothing music of Brahms, and a hapless author on a book tour through Hell. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:21 GK talks about frost and leaves turning, ladybugs, new $20 bills 00:06:35 "If Teardrops Were Pennies" - GK and Becky Schlegel 00:09:45 "I'm Looking Through You" - Pat Donohue and band 00:11:56 "Wonderful World (Internet)" - GK and band 00:13:42 Rhubarb script 00:18:29 GK intros Becky Schlegel 00:18:54 "Drifter Like Me" - Becky Schlegel and her band 00:23:15 GK talks with Becky 00:24:04 "Little Red Leaf" - Becky Schlegel and her band 00:28:22 GK talks about what is coming up on the show 00:29:02 Powdermilk Biscuit Break - GK, Shoe Band, John Niemann 00:30:37 Republicans script 00:35:05 GK talks to John Koerner about his new sailboat 00:36:06 "Danville Girl" - John Koerner 00:39:35 John Koerner tells 10 jokes 00:48:18 "Casey Jones" - John Koerner and Shoe Band 00:51:42 Guy Noir script 01:01:16 Intermission - Novocaine 01:05:30 Welcome back to the second half, greetings 01:08:17 "Just A Memory" - Jeannie Kendall and her band 01:11:48 "Heaven's Just A Sin Away" - Jeannie Kendall and her band 01:15:00 GK talks to Jeannie Kendall 01:16:08 More greetings 01:18:00 "Timeless and True Love" - Jeannie Kendall and band 01:21:57 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:36:11 "Only One and Only" - GK and Becky Schlegel 01:40:10 Chopin (married couple) script 01:48:50 "A Satisfied Mind" - GK, Jeannie Kendall and her band 01:53:14 Pharma-Jones script 01:54:20 Credits 01:56:13 "Goodnight Ladies"/"Sugarfoot Rag" closer October 18, 2003 - This week we welcomed three special guests: fearless guitarist Tommy Emmanuel; folkster, singer, and storyteller Utah Phillips; and comedian and political commentator Al Franken. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:11 Tishomingo Blues 00:03:10 GK talks about the baseball playoffs--Cubs and Red Sox losing to the Marlins and Yankees 00:05:28 Al Franken script 00:13:12 "Cincinnati Rag"--Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:14:59 Shave Cream script 00:16:17 "Windy & Warm"/"Classical Gas"--Tommy Emmanuel 00:22:36 "Mind Your Own Business"--Tommy Emmanuel 00:26:35 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:28:22 Toast script 00:29:51 Palm Waiter script 00:32:21 GK talks to Utah Phillips 00:37:20 "We are Singing Through the Hard Times"--Utah Phillips, live audience 00:41:13 Guy Noir script 00:55:55 Republicans script 00:59:29 "Along the Road to Gundagai"--Tommy Emmanuel, GK, Shoe Band 01:01:55 Intermission--"Corrina, Corrina" 01:05:30 Greetings 01:09:03 Cafe Boeuf script 01:11:03 "Pedro's Lament"--Richard Dworsky 01:13:36 "The Endless Road"--Tommy Emmanuel 01:19:00 "Along the Road to Gundagai" reprise--GK and Tommy 01:19:46 "Folsom Prison Blues"--GK, Tommy, and Shoe Band 01:23:09 Utah Phillips tells a story and sings "NPR Talking Blues" 01:28:00 GK talks to Al Franken about his FOX News lawsuit 01:32:13 Al Franken reads from his book Lies And the Lying Liars Who Tell Them 01:36:10 "My Oasis"--Richard Dworsky 01:38:38 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:48:31 "Avalon"--Tommy Emmanuel and Shoe Band 01:51:50 Office Supply script 01:53:09 Snake Jacket script/"Road to Gundagai" reprise 01:55:41 Credits 01:57:23 "Goodnight Ladies"/"Red Wing" closer--GK, Shoe Band, Tommy Emmanuel October 25, 2003 - We hosted whirling Swedish dervishes Vasen, a gleeful, modern ensemble rooted in the folk tradition of Uppland, Sweden. We were also joined by fiddle player and singer Andrea Zonn, whose elegant sound is influenced by an uncommon mix of bluegrass, country, Celtic, and folk music. 00:00:00 Logo (APM) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:48 GK Open, talks about the weather, aid to Iraq, Asian carp 00:05:27 "Life Is Just One Thing After Another" - GK and band 00:14:59 "Bugle Call Rag" - Stuart Duncan, Pat Donohue, Shoe Bandt 00:11:40 Rhubarb script 00:15:48 GK talks about Vasen 00:17:43 "Vilse i Betlandet (Lost in the Sugar Beet Field)" 00:22:02 "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, and Loud Loud Music" - GK and band 00:25:42 GK talks to Vasen about their American tour 00:27:38 "Slunken" - Vasen 00:32:30 Columbus poem 00:34:50 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:36:19 SFX script 00:40:34 GK intros Andrea Zonn 00:41:50 "Heads Up For the Wrecking Ball" - Andrea Zonn and her band 00:45:04 "Pages" - Andrea Zonn and her band 00:48:58 Guy Noir script 00:59:23 Intermission- Swing 42 01:03:33 Catchup script 01:06:46 GK talks to Stuart Duncan 01:07:52 "Growlin' Old Man"/"Angelina Baker" - Stuart Duncan and Shoe Band 01:11:43 Greetings 01:15:35 "Grumble While You Work" - Sue Scott, Tim Russell, Tom Keith 01:16:26 GK talks to Andrea Zonn 01:17:37 "In My Own Backyard" - Andrea Zonn 01:21:44 "Wait 'Til the Clouds Roll By" - Andrea Zonn and Garrison Keillor 01:26:20 Darkness script 01:31:52 GK talks to Vasen 01:33:05 "Pedalpolska" - Vasen 01:37:53 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:52:33 "Maiden's Prayer" - Stuart, Andrea, and band 01:54:50 "I Never Go Around Mirrors" - GK, Andrea, Stuart, and Shoe band 01:56:42 Credits 01:58:12 "Goodnight Ladies"/"Roanoke" closer November 1, 2003 - This week we spent some time with self-described "American Primitive" musicians Gillian Welch and David Rawlings of Nashville, and we played host to Australian guitarist Jeff Lang. Butch Thompson joined us on piano and clarinet. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:42 GK opens, talks about fall, cold weather, Holdingford lunch ladies winning the Powerball, Minnesota was rated a fun city, Simon & Garfunkel 00:05:07 "The Leaves that Are Green Turned to Brown" - GK, Pat Donohue, Shoe Band 00:07:52 Music Notes script 00:16:35 GK talks to Jeff Lang 00:17:29 "The Road is Not Your Only Friend" - Jeff Lang 00:20:40 "Slip Away" - Jeff Lang and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:25:46 Snow script 00:27:04 Powdermilk Biscuit 00:28:49 GK talks about Duluth got some snow 00:29:24 "Blues for Bemidji" - John Niemann and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:33:06 Rhubarb script 00:37:54 "Make Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor" - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings 00:43:05 "No One Knows My Name" - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings 00:47:40 "Somethin's In the Attic"/Halloween script 00:54:26 "Big River" - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:57:44 Intermission - "Big Bill Stomp" 01:01:52 Welcome Back to the 2nd Half, GK talks about late fall, buckthorn, rocks 01:02:53 GK talks to Butch Thompson about his tour, pianos, Jelly Roll Morton 01:06:04 "Mamamita" - Butch Thompson 01:09:38 Greetings 01:13:13 Untitled - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings 01:18:56 Grieg (married couple) script 01:28:44 GK talks to Jeff Lang 01:29:51 "Danville Girl" - Jeff Lang 01:34:45 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:49:30 "Mood Indigo" - Butch Thompson and Pat Donohue 01:51:52 "My First Lover" - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings 01:55:24 Credits, Saints script 01:52:33 "Red Wing" closer November 8, 2003 - Our guests included Virginia-based Americana music masters Robin and Linda Williams, as well as rollicking bluegrass musicians Mountain Heart. We also played host to Mike Seeger, who plays traditional songs from the rural American south. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:03:08 "Blue Ridge Mountain Home" - Robin & Linda Williams with Mountain Heart 00:06:33 GK talks about the University of Virginia 00:07:19 Accents script 00:10:57 GK talks to Robin and & Linda Williams 00:12:26 "October Light" - Robin & Linda Williams with Mountain Heart 00:16:19 GK talks about Monticello 00:16:42 SFX script 00:22:27 "Waves Upon the Sea" - Mike Seeger, Robin & Linda Williams, GK 00:26:26 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:28:05 Marvin & Mavis sing the University of Virginia fight song 00:30:54 Guy Noir script 00:41:24 GK talks about Charlottesville 00:44:38 GK talks with Mike Seeger about old-time music 00:47:22 Mike demonstrates the gourd banjo 00:48:14 "Soon the Morning Babe" - Mike Seeger 00:51:36 "Quill Ditty" - Mike Seeger 00:53:36 "Did you Ever See the Devil, Uncle Joe?" 00:56:39 GK continues talk about Charlottesville 00:58:18 "Ramblin' Heart" - Mountain Heart 01:01:22 Intermission - "Pike County" - Mountain Heart 01:05:00 Cafe Boeuf script 01:07:35 More greetings, GK talk about Mountain Heart 01:08:22 "Gospel Train" - Mountain Heart 01:11:23 Greetings 01:13:20 "Weary Prodigal Son" - Robin & Linda Williams and GK 01:16:17 "They Don't Want Piano" - Richard Dworsky 01:20:20 "By the Touch of Her Hand" - Robin & Linda Williams and GK 01:24:12 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:42:09 "Your Mischievous Charms" - Richard Dworsky 01:44:25 "The False Knight" - GK, Rich Dworsky, and Robin & Linda Williams 01:49:14 Carp script 01:52:13 Credits 01:53:30 "Take Me Home Tonight in a Song" 01:56:03 "Goodnight Ladies" - Garrison Keillor, Richard Dworsky, Mountain Heart, Robin & Linda Williams, Mike Seeger November 15, 2003 - This weekend we broadcasted a compilation of highlights from past shows. The sampler plate, hand-picked by GK, included virtuoso guitarist Leo Kottke, Stephanie Davis, Jerry Douglas & Stuart Duncan and the Fairfield Four. We reviewed the travails of Bob (a Young Artist) as he tasted success as a playwright. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo with GK voice over 00:02:34 GK talks about winter 00:05:17 "Talkin' Harvest Blues" - Stuart Duncan, Pat Donohue, Stephanie Davis, et al. 00:11:30 English Majors script - GK, Sue Scott, Tim Russell, Tom Keith, Rich Dworsky 00:13:24 "Andy Stein's Hoedown of Hits" - Andy Stein, Stuart Duncan, Alan O'Bryant, Gary Raynor, Pat Donohue 00:17:32 The Story of Bob script - GK, Tim Russell, Tom Keith, Sue Scott, Rich Dworsky 00:25:06 "Little Martha" - Jerry Douglas w/ Shoe Band and Stuart Duncan 00:29:25 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:31:17 Guy Noir script - GK, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, Tom Keith, Rich Dworsky, et al. 00:45:38 "I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray" - The Fairfield Four 00:50:33 "Help for the Needy (Today)" - The Fairfield Four 00:52:42 GK intro Fairfield Four members 00:54:53 "Four and Twenty Elders" - The Fairfield Four 00:59:58 "Foggy Mountain Rock" intermission - Shoe Band, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan 01:03:48 Catchup script - GK, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, Rich Dworsky 01:06:10 "Tennessee Blues" - Geoff Muldaur, Amos Garrett, Shoe Band 01:11:38 Brain Surgery script - GK, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, Tom Keith, Rich Dworsky 01:15:07 "Porgi, Amor, Qualche Ristoro" (from Le Nozze di Figaro) - Maria Jette, Rich Dworsky, et al. 01:18:29 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:38:37 "Menuetto" (from Quartet no. II, op. 44, no. 1) - The Mozart Effect String Quartet 01:40:55 Movie Medley script - GK, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, Rich Dworsky, et al. 01:45:46 GK intro Leo Kottke 01:46:48 "Regards from Chuck Pink" - Leo Kottke 01:50:36 "Eight Miles High" - Leo Kottke 01:56:10 Why Men Go Deer Hunting script/"Blues Shuffle" - GK, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, Shoe Band 01:57:52 "Foggy Mountain Rock" closer - Shoe Band, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan November 22, 2003 - Our musical guests included Celtic fiddler Natalie MacMaster, rockabilly filly and prog-country star Rosie Flores, as well as steel guitarist and dobro player Greg Leisz. And in the spirit of sunny SoCal recreation, we played host to surf guitar band the Duo-Tones. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:45 GK talks about Arnold Schwarzenegger being sworn in, Bush in London, California 00:05:17 "Waitin' For A Train"/"Nobody Knows You" 00:09:14 Guy Noir script 00:20:17 "Aromatherapy Cowgirl" - Rosie Flores 00:24:04 "Single Rose" - Rosie Flores 00:28:12 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:30:35 GK introduces the DuoTones 00:31:09 "Pipeline" - The Duo-Tones 00:34:19 GK talks to The Duo-Tones 00:35:48 "Mr. Moto" - The Duo-Tones 00:38:30 Rhubarb script 00:44:03 Butter script 00:46:22 GK talks about John F. Kennedy 00:49:06 "Appropriate Dipstick" - Natalie MacMaster 00:54:00 "The Fairy Dance" - Natalie MacMaster 01:00:40 "Deep Water" - Intermission 01:04:17 GK talks about San Diego 01:08:14 Catchup script 01:10:54 Greetings 01:14:32 "Let It Be Me" - GK and Rosie Flores 01:18:30 "Apache" - The Duo-Tones 01:22:19 Duct Tape script 01:23:28 "South By Southwest" - Pat Donohue and Shoe band 01:27:00 The News from LakeWobegon 01:45:00 "Fallen Leaf" - Greg Leisz and Shoe Band 01:47:00 "Welcome to the Trossachs" - Natalie MacMaster 01:55:00 Credits/"Goodnight Ladies"/"Ramrod" closer November 29, 2003 - We'll be joined by jazz vocalist Inga Swearingen and Montana singer-songwriter Stephanie Davis. We'll also be welcoming back from last week steel guitarist Greg Leisz, fresh off a tour with K.D. Lang. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:36 GK talks about California 00:03:06 "Whoop-I-Ti-Yi-Yo" - GK and Shoe Band 00:06:57 "Crazy" - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:10:40 Guy Noir script 00:18:28 "Lullaby of the Leaves" - Inga Swearingen 00:24:09 "Hard Times" - GK and Shoe Band 00:27:38 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:29:36 Republicans script 00:32:36 Reagan script 00:35:00 "Cannonball Rag" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:37:54 GK talks about San Luis Obispo 00:41:16 "Spike Driver Blues" - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:45:09 Cowboys script 00:55:29 GK talks to Stephanie Davis 00:56:50 "Looks Like Lonesome" - Stephanie Davis 01:01:14 Intermission - "Maiden's Prayer" 01:05:55 "Home Sweet Home"/ Thanksgiving script 01:09:15 "Diamond O" - Stephanie Davis 01:12:46 Limericks - GK, Rich, Greg, Pat 01:14:14 Greetings 01:17:39 "Ain't Misbehavin'" - GK, Inga, Shoe Band 01:21:10 "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" - Inga Swearingen 01:24:38 "My Favorite Things" 01:28:11 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:45:00 "Speedy" - Shoe Band 01:43:22 Catchup script 01:46:05 GK talks more about San Luis Obispo 01:49:19 "Talking to the Moon" - Stephanie Davis 01:53:36 Credits, "Goodnight Ladies"/ "Lord Won't You Come Down Here" December 6, 2003 - This week we broadcast live from Town Hall in New York City. Our guests included acerbic pianist and composer Randy Newman, the Celtic Boys of the Lough, and Geoff Muldaur and his Futuristic Ensemble. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:48 GK talks about being in New York during the blizzard, his trip here from Minneapolis 00:04:55 "Snowstorm Boogie" - Pat Donohue, Shoe band, and horns 00:08:59 "Waiting at the End of the Road" - Geoff Muldaur and his Futuristic Ensemble and Shoe Band 00:14:25 "The Wren Jigs" - Boys of the Lough 00:18:13 "You've Got A Friend in Me" - Randy Newman 00:20:32 "Hush Little Baby" - GK and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:24:32 Lutheran Air script 00:27:32 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:29:12 GK talks with Randy Newman 00:31:50 "World Isn't Fair" - Randy Newman 00:35:16 "Political Science" - Randy Newman 00:37:46 Guy Noir Script 00:50:47 GK talks with Geoff Muldaur 00:51:36 "Take Your Tomorrow" - Geoff Muldaur, Manhattan Rhythm Boys, Futuristic Ensemble 00:54:15 "Clouds" - Geoff Muldaur and Rich Dworsky 00:57:02 Liberty script 00:59:09 Intermission - "I Found a New Baby" 01:03:34 Greetings 01:07:38 "Come Together" / "Ticket to Ride" / "Imagine" / "I Wanna Be Your Man" - Shoe Band, audience members, Boys of the Lough, into GK talking with Boys of the Lough 01:19:02 "Keane Reels" - Boys of the Lough 01:22:04 "Night of Bethlehem" - Boys of the Lough 01:27:19 GK talks about Bix Beiderbecke 01:28:07 "Davenport Blues" - Futuristic Ensemble 01:30:43 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:43:04 "In My Life" - GK 01:46:05 "Leave Your Hat On" - Randy Newman 01:49:24 "Marie" - Randy Newman 01:53:18 Jigs 01:56:10 Jingle Bells closer December 13, 2003 - This weekend we return to the blanketed NYC for a live broadcast from Town Hall in Times Square. We have on board jazz man Vince Giordano, pianist and clarinetist Butch Thompson, violinist Andy Stein, and trumpeter Randy Sandke. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:11 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:35 GK talks about the snow disappearing from NYC streets, expensive baseball games, Al Gore endorsing Howard Dean 00:05:04 GK's Christmas Poem 00:10:15 "The Music Goes Round and Round" - Vince Giordano and Shoe band 00:12:56 "Santa's Back in Town" - GK and Shoe band 00:14:43 "Fit as a Fiddle" - Andy Stein and Shoe band 00:18:44 Radio script 00:31:05 "Winter Wonderland" - Suzzy and Maggie Roche 00:33:31 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:35:48 Wright Brothers script 00:41:41 GK talks with Nicolai Lugansky 00:43:12 "Elegy Op. 3 No. 1" (Rachmaninoff) - Nikolai Lugansky 00:49:26 Guy Noir script 00:58:40 "Jump Steady" - Butch Thompson, piano 01:01:40 Intermission - At the Jazz Band Ball 01:05:57 Welcome back to the 2nd half, Greetings 01:09:31 Trip Giveaway winners announced 01:12:57 "Prelude Op.3 No. 2" (Rachmaninoff) - Nikolai Lugansky 01:18:10 GK talks with Al Franken 01:19:49 "Chanukah Medley" - Shoe Band 01:22:22 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:34:24 "Silent Night" - Butch Thompson, piano 01:38:09 Christmas (Roche Sisters) script 01:54:30 Credits/ Goodnight Ladies/ Music Goes Round closer December 20, 2003 - This week was our third of four live December broadcasts from New York City this year. We welcomed some internationally known American musicians to the stage: soprano Renee Fleming and pianist Fred Hersch, and pianist Emanuel Ax. Also joining us were the Hopeful Gospel Quartet: Linda and Robin Williams, Mollie O'Brien, and GK. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:31 GK talks about Christmastime in Lake Wobegon 00:03:27 Sonnet 00:04:17 "Shotgun Shells on A Christmas Tree" - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 00:08:06 "Sons of Knute Christmas Dance and Dinner" (Johnny Johnson) - GK and Shoes 00:12:54 "Christmas Hoedown" - Andy Stein and Shoe Band 00:16:39 "Morgen" ("Und morgen wird die Sonne wieder scheinen") - Renee Fleming and Emmanuel Ax 00:21:40 "Cacilie" ("Wenn du es wusstest") - Renee Fleming and Emmanuel Ax 00:24:18 "Rise Up Shepherd and Follow" - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 00:26:22 "Ave Maria" - Renee Fleming and Emmanuel Ax 00:29:35 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:31:17 Rhubarb script, with "Merry Christmas to You" - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 00:37:10 "Mi Y'Malel" - Richard Dworsky and Shoe band 00:40:35 Guy Noir script 00:56:38 GK talks to Renee Fleming 00:58:13 "Away in a Manger" - Renee Fleming and Fred Hersch 01:01:06 Intermission - "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" 01:05:04 "Christmas Eve Blues" - Pat Donohue and Shoe band 01:09:00 "Mary Had a Baby" - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 01:12:14 Greetings 01:15:08 "River" - Renee Fleming and Fred Hersch 01:20:36 "Brightest and Best" 01:25:13 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:40:00 "Clair De Lune" - Emmanuel Ax 01:44:55 Green script 01:53:10 "Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming" - Renee Fleming and Fred Hersch 01:57:00 Credits, "Silent Night" December 27, 2003 - For our final performance of 2003, we welcome to our Town Hall stage Australian-turned-Americana rocker Tommy Emmanuel, as well as the irrepressible Klezmatics, fiddler Andy Stein, and bandleader Vince Giordano. Stay tuned for a special guest appearance by the man of a thousand disguises, Mr. Al Franken. 00:00:00 Logo (MPR) 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:38 GK talks about being an older dad, staying awake, Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam 00:07:50 "Beatin' the Dog" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:10:45 "Happy Joyous Hanukah" - The Klezmatics 00:15:25 "Dinah" - Vince Giordano and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:17:39 Change Machine script 00:18:38 "The Man with the Green Thumb" - Tommy Emmanuel 00:22:12 "Son of a Gun" - Tommy Emmanuel 00:24:04 Grand Central script 00:35:25 Powdermilk Biscuit Break/Ohio 00:37:38 "Raggin' the Scale" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:40:50 "Along the Road to Gundagai" - GK and Tommy Emmanuel 00:42:36 "My Old Guitar" - Pat Donohue and Tommy Emmanuel 00:45:56 "Duet" - Pat Donohue and Tommy Emmanuel 00:48:11 "Parents-tants" - The Klezmatics 00:51:42 Guy Noir script 01:04:24 Intermission - "My Honey's Lovin' Arms" 01:08:20 Greetings 01:11:12 "Hula Lou" - Andy Stein and Shoe Band 01:14:08 GK talks to Al Franken about his USO tour 01:19:04 Saddam script- Al Franken and Garrison Keillor (written by Al Franken) 01:24:11 "Lolly Lo" - The Klezmatics 01:28:18 Catchup script 01:32:17 "Antonella's Birthday" - Tommy Emmanuel 01:35:17 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:47:49 "Paseo Romantico" - Richard Dworsky 01:49:43 "Shprayz ikh min" - The Klezmatics 01:52:16 Credits, "Next Time I'm in Town", "Weary and Farewell Blues"