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January 30, 2010      Tucson Convention Center Arena, Tucson, AZ

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Participants

Dave Rawlings Machine Pat Donohue Richard DworskyGuy's All-Star Shoe Band Joel Guzman Morgan Jahnig Peter Johnson Garrison Keillor Fred Newman Gary Raynor Tim Russell Sue Scott Ketch Secor Andra Suchy Willie Watson. Gillian WelchiMas


Songs, tunes, and poems

There is No Rust Here in Tucson ( Garrison Keillor )
Cool Water ( Garrison Keillor , Andra Suchy )
La Revolcada ( Joel Guzman )
The Monkey and The Engineer (Dave Rawlings Machine  )
Como Sera La Mujer (iMas  )
People ( Fred Newman , Richard Dworsky )
Ruby (Dave Rawlings Machine  )
Don't Think Twice It's Alright ( Garrison Keillor )
I Write The Songs ( Fred Newman , Richard Dworsky )
Padre Prays For Rain ( Joel Guzman )
Hot Corn Cold Corn (Dave Rawlings Machine  )
Lady Be Good (Guy's All-Star Shoe Band  )
The Big Country Theme (Guy's All-Star Shoe Band  )
Tucson Jingle ( Garrison Keillor , Andra Suchy )
At the end of a long lonely day ( Garrison Keillor , Andra Suchy )
Cumbia Del Sol (iMas  )
Estrellita ( Joel Guzman , Pat Donohue )
I Hear Them All (Dave Rawlings Machine  )
This Land is Your Land (Dave Rawlings Machine  )
Don't Take Your Gun To Town ( Garrison Keillor , Andra Suchy )
Palomita Blanco (iMas  , Joel Guzman )
Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight ( Garrison Keillor , Andra Suchy )
I'll Fly Away (Dave Rawlings Machine  )


Sketches, Sponsors, People, Places

Guy Noir- Private Eye
Ketchup Advisory Board
Professional Organization of English Majors
The Lives of the Cowboys


'The News from Lake Wobegon'

It has been a quiet week in Lake Wobegon. Especially quiet since extreme cold tends to stop sound waves. (SOUND OF SILENCE) Just the wind in the bare branches of the trees. A squirrel (SQUIRREL SHIVERING). An owl. (SFX) You wouldn't know about this, living in Tucson, but when you walk outdoors and it's 87 below zero, and you try to talk, your voice is small and thin due to your larynx clamping shut and your nasal passages. (FN SMALL THIN: Janice?? Janice?? Oh my gosh. I won't be able to sing in the choir anymore. I'm 45 and I've become a boy soprano. HE SINGS A HIGH "SANCTUS") The whole body sort of shrivels and tightens. Certain organs that a male uses on a daily basis shrink back up in the abdominal cavity (SFX) to protect your sperm, as if you had any interest in that, and it's hard to find them snuggled up next to the pancreas. (SFX) Anyway it's been really cold. Furnaces dying left and right (SFX) and hot-water heaters freezing up (SFX) and the repair people driving around trying to revive them with hairdryers (SFX) and outside, under the clothes dryer vent, raccoons crowded, trying to get warm. (SFX) It's cold. So all you Tucsonians, don't call up your relatives in Minnesota and ask them how they're doing. Don't ask. We've got caller ID and we're not going to take any calls from area code 520.


Related/contemporary press articles

Arizona Daily Star Jan 24 2010


Notes and References

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