Alistair Anderson, Stevie Beck, Butch Thompson Trio, Country Gazette, Garrison Keillor. Dave Van Ronk,
Everybody loves my baby (Butch Thompson Trio ) Olga (Butch Thompson Trio ) The Pearls (Butch Thompson Trio ) Saro Jane (Country Gazette ) Sweet Allis Chalmers (Country Gazette ) In love with Georgia (Country Gazette ) Still feeling blue (Country Gazette ) Over The Waterfall ( Stevie Beck ) City of Savannah ( Alistair Anderson ) Air to Annie Cooper ( Alistair Anderson ) Phantom devil ( Alistair Anderson ) Rocky road ( Dave Van Ronk ) Garden state stomp ( Dave Van Ronk ) Wandering at your side ( Dave Van Ronk ) Never cared for country music ( Garrison Keillor ) Happy Birthday to Skip From Lou ( Garrison Keillor )
Air Minnesota Hedlund, Roger Hotel Minnesota Kramer School of Speech Communication Powdermilk Biscuits Ralph's Pretty Good Grocery Reruns of Themes by Luanda Beck Yards by Barbara Garden Carpet
The Farmers sit in the Chatterbox and talk about the warm weather. Roger Hedlund started plowing too early and his tractor got stuck. Roger missed two free throws with one second left and lost the District championship in 1958. Roger was unaffected by it all. Last spring, Roger's dad finally turned the farm over to him. He started plowing too early and dug his Farman deep into the ground. It took three of his neighbors to pull him out. Farming is really a spectator sport. The salesmen are trying to sell Jerusalem artichokes. The neighbors stick it to Roger but they can't get a rise out of him. The story of the farmer who blew up his old dairy barn and used too much dynamite. To save a dental bill, Roger pulled out one of his teeth, only it was the wrong tooth. In LW, if there is one dumb thing that you did, they will save them up as treasure. The first time GK drove his dad's car, he smoked a cigarillo, got sick and ran the car ran off the road into the soy beans. It did no damage. InLW, confession is just corroboration.
Last week, a bat flew around the World Theater. Butch Thompson plays clarinet and piano on same song.
Archival contributors: Ken Kuhl