Segment 1
00:00:00 - Logo
00:00:11 - Tishomingo Blues
00:00:55 - GK Open
00:03:07 - "Allons a L'Expo" - Entreloup
00:06:47 - Ruth Harrison script
00:14:41 - "Ne Me Quitte Pas" - Karrin Allyson
00:18:34 - GK Intro Hill Diaries
00:19:39 - Excerpt from the Diaries of Mrs. James J. Hill with Sally Dworsky
00:27:12 - Ron Padgett recites "Bastille Day"
00:28:02 - "Bonaparte's Retreat" - Phil Cunningham and Aly Bain
00:32:01 - GK Intro Powdermilk
00:32:17 - Powdermillk Break
Segment 2
00:33:32 - GK Intro Lindbergh script
00:33:59 - Lindbergh script
00:40:23 - English Majors script
00:45:24 - "La Boheme" - Francine Roche
00:49:07 - GK Intro La Bottine Souriante
00:49:38 - "La Reel du Foregon" - La Bottine Souriante
00:52:31 - Duluth Letter script
00:56:19 - "Ah! Leve-Toi, Soileil" - Raul Melo
01:00:26 - Deluxe Psychology script
01:03:33 - intermission
Segment 3
01:06:52 - GK Welcome Back
01:07:22 - "Evening in Paris" - Chuck Suchy
01:11:23 - Guy Noir script (Madame Bovary)
01:22:44 - "Under Paris Skies" - Karrin Allyson
01:26:57 - Cafe Boeuf script
01:31:55 - GK Intro Mono
01:32:12 - "C'est au Beau Claire de la Lune" and "Suite Metis" - La Bottine Souriante
Segment 4
01:37:44 - The News from Lake Wobegon
Segment 5
01:55:06 - GK Closing Credits
01:56:08 - French Canadian Medley, Dan Newton
A Prairie Home Companion for July 11, 2009
Description
This week on A Prairie Home Companion, the first in our summertime series of compilation shows. Our troupe is scattered hither and yon, mostly yon, and so we've put together some bits from old shows (which is how we cut costs, or as the French would say, "Quelle est la place la moins cher?"). And so for all of the Francophiles (or Francophobes as the case may be): a show in honor ofBastille Daycoming up on July 14, with Maurice the maitre d' at the Cafe Boeuf, torch singer Francine Roche, Romeo's aria sung by tenorRaul Melo, and a song fromPhil Cunningham and Aly Baincalled "Bonaparte's Retreat." Plus, Guy Noir's girlfriend Sugar is dying to play the lead part in the Madame Bovary musical. In Lake Wobegon, the story of Uncle Sigurd who went to France to paint nudes.