Segment 1
00:00:00 Logo
00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues
00:02:45 Vampire Song ("Can't Take My Eyes Off Your Throat") - Tim Russell
00:03:17 GK talks about the election
00:03:58 "Jekyll & Slide" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band
00:06:16 "Lovesick Blues" - GK and Shoe band
Segment 2
00:08:49 Candidates script
00:13:48 GK introduces Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
00:14:16 "Martha White Theme" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
00:15:27 GK talks to Rhonda Vincent
00:16:15 "Frankie Belle" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
Segment 3
00:19:22 GK talks about Charlie Waller
00:19:47 "Bringing Mary Home" - GK with Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
00:22:54 English Majors script
00:24:55 Powdermilk Biscuit Break
Segment 4
00:26:46 "Haunted House" - John Niemann and Shoe Band
00:30:10 GK talks about Halloween and witner coming
00:30:47 Vampire contest
00:32:55 "Magic Flute/Halloween Aria" - Maria Jette, Charles Kemper, Rich Dworsky, and Gary Raynor
00:36:44 Fred Farrell Ad script
00:37:43 "Banks of the Ohio" - GK, Prudence Johnson, and Shoe Band
00:41:46 Guy Noir Script
00:54:40 GK talks to Rhonda Vincent
00:55:16 "Kentucky Borderline" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
00:59:12 Intermission/"St. Lous Blues" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band
Segment 5
01:03:54 Welcome Back/Greetings
01:06:50 "You Don't Love God if You Don't Love Your Neighbor" - GK and Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
01:11:00 "Worms," "Anne Boylen," "Lady Isabel" - Department of Folk Song with Prudence Johnson
01:19:16 "Otello," "Halloween Aria" - Maria Jette and Charles Kemper
Segment 6
01:23:53 The News from Lake Wobegon
Segment 7
01:39:30 The Raven - GK, with Shoe Band underscore
01:49:13 Catchup script
01:52:40 "Long Black Veil" - GK, Prudence Johnson, Shoe Band
01:55:30 Credits, "Parting Glass," "Fire on the Mountain"
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A Prairie Home Companion for October 30, 2004
October 30, 2004 broadcast with Rhonda Vincent and the Rage, Prudence Johnson, and John Niemann
Description
Halloween tricks and end-of-election-season treats at the Fitz this week. Plus, bluegrass greats Rhonda Vincent and the Rage are back in St. Paul for the first time in three years. Vocalist Prudence Johnson and fiddler, guitarist and mandolinist John Niemann are featured as well.