00:00 LOGO
00:11 TISHOMINGO -- WITH EXTENDED OPENING CREDITS
04:27 B PART IF TISHOMINGO
05:05 END OF TUNE -- GK TALK ABOUT AGE OF THE EARTH
06:07 YOU'RE THE TOP
09:07 APPLAUSE -- SEGUE TO ANDY STEIN
09:24 SHINE
11:22 APPLAUSE -- GK BACK ANNOUNCE (COMES UP QUICKLY)
11:39 FRED FARRELL
13:23 APPLAUSE -- GK WELCOMES GIL AND ORLI SHAHAM -- GK TALK WITH GIL AND ORLI
16:38 SONATINA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO, 2ND MOVEMENT
20:20 APPLAUSE (CLEAN APPLAUSE)
20:43 GIL SHAHAM INTRO NEXT PIECE
21:06 #2 OF THE 4 ROMANTIC PIECES BY DVORAK
23:34 APPLAUSE
23:50 GK BACK ANNOUNCE/MORE APPLAUSE
24:14 GUY NOIR FLOWER FUTURES
35:03 APPLAUSE -- GK BACK ANNOUNCE -- ANNOUNCE NEXT TUNE -- TALK WITH MICHAEL, ANDY
37:40 THE THREE RENTERS
41:42 APPLAUSE -- GK BACK ANNOUNCE TALK TO MICHAEL DOUCET
44:33 L'AMOUR OU LA FOLIE
49:31 APPLAUSE -- MICHEAL DOUCET TALK
50:20 LES BLUES DE CREVE DE FAIM
54:00 APPLAUSE -- GK BACK ANNOUNCE
54:33 SILVER LINING
103:51 APPLAUSE -- GK SEGUE TO INTERMISSION
104:26 JUBILEE
107:53 WELCOME BACK TO THE SECOND HALF
108:17 POWDERMILK BISCUITS/POWDERMILK PASTICHE
111:11 APPLAUSE -- INTRO GUY'S SHOE BAND -- GREETINGS -- ANNOUNCEMENTS PRIZES TO AUDIENCE MEMBERS -- INTRO GIL AND ORLI SHAHAM
117:48 THIRD MOVEMENT FROM SONATA FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
122:48 APPLAUSE
123:18 MONOLOGUE
146:05 LA CUCARACHA -- PD AND AK
147:47 GK TALK WITH MICHAEL DOUCET
149:22 EUNICE TWO-STEP
153:52 APPLAUSE -- GK FINAL CREDITS
15:55 THE THREE RENTERS
157:46 "FROM THE FITZGERALD THEATER ... THAT'S APHC, GOOD NIGHT EVERYBODY!"
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A Prairie Home Companion for March 14, 1998
March 14, 1998 rebroadcast with Gil & Orli Shaham and BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet
Description
A repeat ofA Prairie Home Companion'sFebruary 1, 1997, broadcast, from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul with violinist Gil Shaham and pianist Orli Shaham playing the work of Antonin Dvorak, Cajun band BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, radio private eye Guy Noir and his investments in flower futures, our former stagehand Chico who is sending his old boss "Mr. Kyler" to Costa Rica, and---in Lake Wobegon---Wally from the Sidetrack Tap is fed up with his deadbeat son Leland, who's trying to run an insurance scam, while all Wally wants to do is sell the Sidetrack and leave Lake Wobegon.