Segment 1
00:00:00 APHC Logo Open
00:00:11 Tishomingo Blues
00:00:55 GK Intro
00:02:10 "St. Louis Blues," Jearlyn Steele and Shoes, into "Roll Over Beethoven," Pat Donohue and Shoes, into "St. Louis Stomp," The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, into "Quicksburg Rendezvous," The Del McCoury Band (5/30/09)
00:13:10 GK talks about St. Louis, plus SFX script (5/30/09)
00:15:26 Cowboys script (5/30/09)
00:23:40 GK talks about T.S. Eliot and Chuck Berry (5/30/09)
00:24:31 "St. Louis (Memphis, Tennessee)," GK, PD and Shoes (5/30/09)
00:25:57 Powdermilk Biscuit Break (5/30/09)
Segment 2
00:29:42 "Kiss" and "How Will I Say I Love You," Tony De Sare with Bucky Pizarelli (4/30/11)
00:39:49 "Gee Baby Ain't I Good to You," Bucky and Tony (4/30/11)
00:44:35 Lowbrow script (4/30/11)
00:49:31 "Keep It Clean," PD and Shoes (4/30/11)
00:52:28 SFX script
00:56:35 "St. Louis Shuffle," Shoes and "Jump Jive and Wail," Jearlyn Steele and Shoes (5/30/09)
01:03:07 GK Intermission Credits
Segment 3
01:07:36 GK Welcome Back
01:08:00 Erin Bode "It's Allright with Me," "St. Louis Waltz," with GK, and "Be Still My Soul," (4/30/11)
01:19:53 GK talks re: St. Louis (4/30/11)
01:23:57 Guy Noir script (5/30/09)
01:34:21 GK Mono Intro
01:34:41 "Frankie and Johnny," GK and Erin Bode with Shoes
Segment 4
01:40:26 News From Lake Wobegon
Segment 5
01:50:17 "Children of the Heavenly Father," GK and Erin
01:53:26 Pile script
01:55:15 GK Credits
01:55:54 "Rocky Road Blues," Del McCoury and his band (5/30/09)
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A Prairie Home Companion for August 27, 2011
August 27, 2011 rebroadcast with Jearlyn Steele, The Del McCoury Band, Bucky Pizzarelli, Tony DeSare, and Erin Bode
Description
This week onA Prairie Home Companion, a mosaic of memorable moments from St. Louis, withJearlyn Steelesinging the "St. Louis Blues,"Del McCoury and his bandplaying "Quicksburg Rendezvous," and the legendary guitaristBucky Pizzarellipeforming Prince with pianist and singerTony DeSare. Guy Noir chases around after a nefarious baseball player named Louie Spitui, the pastor's daughter,Erin Bode, sings "Be Still My Soul," and the story of one naive 13-year old Wobegonian's eye-opening train trip to the Gateway City.