Segment 1
00:00:00 - Logo
00:00:13 - Tishomingo Blues
00:02:52 - GK opens, Seattle is a city of readers
00:04:30 - Rainy Day Woman (Seattle Woman)
00:07:25 - PMS script
00:11:58 - Lent- GK/ Andy Stein
00:14:12 - GK intros the Henriettas
00:15:00 - He Left Me Standing There- The Henriettas with Pat Donohue and Gary Raynor
00:18:27 - GK talks with The Henriettas
00:18:58 - You Really Lose Your Mind- The Henriettas and Shoe Band
00:21:50 - Love script
00:27:40 - Powdermilk Biscuit Break
Segment 2
00:29:50 - GK talks about Doris Day, intros Nellie McKay
00:30:22 - Sentimental Journey- Nellie McKay and Shoe Band
00:34:07 - Do, Do, Do- Nellie McKay and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band
00:37:09 - Guy Noir script (Nellie McKay sings theme)
00:47:02 - GK talks with Brandi Carlile about Austin City Limits
00:48:00 - Dying Day- Brandi Carlile
00:52:16 - Lovesick Blues- Brandi Carlile, solo
00:55:13 - GK talks about Passover
00:56:27 - Mayim Mayim- Richard Dworsky, GK, Brandi Carlile and band
00:59:26 - Intermission- Shine
Segment 3
01:03:18 - Greetings
01:06:10 - Seasick- GK/ band
01:09:38 - Personals script (with Nellie McKay)
01:14:50 - Woe is Me- The Henriettas with Shoes and GK
01:17:55 - GK talks about the Paramount, Seattle
01:21:37 - GK talks with Jeff Adams, naturalist
01:27:02 - GK read "At Least" by Raymond Carver
01:29:46 - GK intros Nellie McKay
01:31:00 - Mean to Me- Nellie McKay and Pat Donohue
Segment 4
01:33:55 - News From Lake Wobegon
Segment 5
01:48:36 - The Story- Brandi Carlile
01:52:46 - GK recites "Bonnard's Nudes" by Raymond Carver
01:53:50 - Credits, I Still Miss Someone
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A Prairie Home Companion for April 3, 2010
April 3, 2010 broadcast with Nellie McKay, Brandi Carlile, and the Henriettas
Description
This week on A Prairie Home Companion, we spend Easter weekend on the Great Isthmus of the Northwest for a broadcast performance from theParamount Theatrein Seattle, Washington. With British born singer-songwriter and Glockenspiel virtuosoNellie McKay, SeattleiteBrandi Carlileand her band, and 1930s-flavored vocal duo,The Henriettas. Also with us, naturalist Jeff Adams,the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band; Rich Dworsky, Pat Donohue, Gary Raynor, and Peter Johnson, the Royal Academy of Radio Actors;Sue Scott, Tim Russell, andFred Newman, and the latest News from Lake Wobegon.