Segment 1
00:00:00 Logo (MPR)
00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues
00:03:24 GK opens, talks about democracy
00:05:09 "Cicada Song" - GK and Shoes
Segment 2
00:06:50 Duct Tape script (with Bob Edwards)
00:09:19 "Summertime" - Inga Swearingen
00:11:08 GK intros the U.S. Army Brass
00:12:12 "Flight of the Bumblebee" - U.S. Army Brass
Segment 3
00:14:42 Radio script (with Bob Edwards)
00:25:56 "Summer Days" - GK and Shoes
00:29:13 Powdermilk Biscuit Break
00:31:00 GK talks with Inga Swearingen
00:32:28 "Please Send Me Someone to Love" - Inga Swearingen and Shoe Band
00:35:50 GK talks about WETA's Rhubarb Pie contest
00:36:50 "Howard's Rag" - Howard Levy and Shoe Band
Segment 4
00:40:00 Rhubarb script
00:43:00 "Dance With the Dolly" - Pat Donohue and Shoes
00:46:10 GK talks about the U.S. Army Brass and Memorial Day
Segment 5
00:47:13 GK's Memorial Day sonnet
00:48:42 "And the Band Played The Star-Spangled Banner" - GK and Shoe Band
00:52:54 "America the Beautiful" - U.S. Army Brass
00:54:05 "The Water is Wide" - Inga Swearingen, GK, and Shoe Band
00:59:05 Intermission - "Exactly Like You"
01:03:50 "The Star-Spangled Banner" - GK, U.S. Army Brass
01:05:50 Greetings
01:10:10 GK introduces the winners of the Rhubarb Pie contest
Segment 6
01:13:02 Guy Noir script (with Bob Edwards)
01:24:03 Laugh script
01:25:24 "My Heart Goes With You" - Richard Dworsky, Howard Levy, and Gary Raynor
Segment 7
01:27:41 The News From Lake Wobegon
01:45:53 "My Spirit Be Joyful" - U.S. Army Brass
01:48:20 "March Song" - GK, Shoe Band, U.S. Army Brass
Segment 8
01:52:16 Catchup script
01:55:00 Credits
01:56:40 "Goodnight Ladies"/"Stars and Stripes Forever" closer
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A Prairie Home Companion for May 29, 2004
May 29, 2004 broadcast with Bob Edwards, Inga Swearingen, John Niemann, and Howard Levy
Description
This week's show comes from Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. We're joined by Bob Edwards, who was the host of National Public Radio'sMorning Editionfor 25 years. Rich Dworsky and the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band welcome fiddler John Nieman and harmonica player Howard Levy. And we have yet more music from jazz singer Inga Swearingen.