Segment 1
00:00:00 Logo
00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues
00:02:47 Open, SFX script
00:07:56 "Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky" - GK and Stephanie Davis
00:12:36 "Fiddler's Drag" - Stuart Duncan and Shoe Band
00:15:25 Guy Noir script
00:23:13 "The Bramble and the Rose" - Becky Schlegel and GK
00:26:48 GK talks with Mike Seeger
00:29:33 "Wildwood Flower" - Mike Seeger and Shoes
00:32:47 Powdermilk Biscuit Break/Back Up And Push
Segment 2
00:36:55 Juice Harp solo - Mike Seeger
00:39:55 GK talks with Stephanie Davis
00:41:12 "Bronco Buster's Ball" - Stephanie Davis and Shoe Band
00:44:12 Cafe Boeuf script
00:48:03 Bob script
00:57:57 "Alabama Jubilee" - Stuart Duncan and Shoe Band
01:01:10 Intermission/"Roly Poly" - Shoe Band
Segment 3
01:05:14 Greetings
01:09:20 GK talks about Yom Kippur and atonement with Rich
01:10:43 "Avinu Malkenu" - Richard Dworsky
01:13:55 "Peace" - Mike Seeger, GK, Stephanie, Becky
01:18:30 "Grandma Rudy's" - Stephanie and band
Segment 4
01:22:08 News From Lake Wobegon
Segment 5
01:31:25 "Lady Margaret (She Was The World To Me)" - GK and Richard Dworsky
01:35:48 The Lives of the Cowboys script
01:46:00 "Fishin' Blues" - Mike Seeger
01:49:59 Catchup script
01:53:40 Credits, "Bramble and the Rose" closer
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A Prairie Home Companion for September 22, 2007
September 22, 2007 broadcast with Stephanie Davis, Stuart Duncan, Mike Seeger, Becky Schlegel, and Brian Fesler
Description
This week on A Prairie Home Companion, after a glorious, almost perfect street dance and meatloaf supper, we'll be back at theFitzgerald Theaterbroadcasting live with Montana's master singer-songwriterStephanie Davis, red hot fiddler and mandolin pickerStuart Duncan, and more True Vine music fromMike Seeger. Becky Schlegel and Brian Fesler are on the bill too. Also with us, the Royal Academy of Radio Acting;Tim Russell,Sue Scott, and Tom Keith, The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with maestro Richard Dworsky, and The News from Lake Wobegon. Join us this week, and take the opportunity to start de-pilling your wool sweaters and socks, before the weather really changes.