Roy Blount Jr, Butch Thompson Trio, Janis Hardy, Lahti Brothers, Charlie Maguire, Vern Sutton. Becky Reimer Thompson, Ulu Hot Shots,
China boy (Butch Thompson Trio ) Dinah (Butch Thompson Trio ) Rip em up Joe (Butch Thompson Trio ) Home improvement ( Charlie Maguire ) I like hotels ( Charlie Maguire ) Body and soul ( Becky Reimer Thompson ) Sackierin polka (Ulu Hot Shots ) Finnish waltz (Ulu Hot Shots ) Knock Your Socks Off (Ulu Hot Shots ) Glory glory ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Overhead ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Desert song ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Mine alone ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Stout-hearted men ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Swanee River ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Camptown Races ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) My love lies dreaming ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Ring the banjo ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy ) Beautiful dreamer ( Vern Sutton , Janis Hardy )
Art's Bait and Night of Rest Motel Bertha's Kitty Boutique Chatterbox Cafe Jack's Auto Repair Powdermilk Biscuits Shaker American Furniture Sidetrack Tap Starr, Harold
Harold Star had nothing for the front page of LW Herald Star. GK told the tomato butt story very truthfully. Finding the big rotten one. The windup. Mother's command. Sister demanded justice. Mother intervened. GK stole $5.00 from the kitchen table and bought a hamburger. Father arrived before he ate the hamburger. He can still see the hamburger. Going into the linen closet and taking 20 sheets and tying them together like Gene Autry. The Coleman survey of 1866 left LW off the map. The river St. Croix is miles off. Four teams started from the four comers of the state. The team from the SW got lost in St. Paul and ended up naming streets. They showed more Minnesota than there really was so they eliminated Mist County. GK regrets kicking Grandma's goose. It never came back.
Radio Drama: Life in the woods with Henry Thoreau, Ralph Emerson, and Emily Dickinson. RB sings grand opera. Jack's letter suggests less wheezing. RB talks about the hat-wearing impaired.
1988-08-13 1990-08-04
1983.07.31 Boston Globe / 1983.07.31 Louisville Courier