Judy Bressler, David Brodie, Greg Brown, Butch Thompson Trio, Milt Hinton, Garrison Keillor, Klezmer Conservatory Band. Peter Ostroushko,
Spring is back again ( Garrison Keillor , Greg Brown ) Rosetta ( Milt Hinton , Butch Thompson Trio ) Joshua ( Milt Hinton , Butch Thompson Trio ) Who is that yeadle? (Klezmer Conservatory Band ) Freilich medley (Klezmer Conservatory Band ) Play Boston Red Sox (Klezmer Conservatory Band ) Lena from Palestina (Klezmer Conservatory Band ) Don't worry momma (Klezmer Conservatory Band ) Midnight on the water ( David Brodie , Butch Thompson Trio ) Sweethearts on Parade (Butch Thompson Trio ) Feeling good ( Peter Ostroushko , Butch Thompson Trio ) Taxpayer blues ( Peter Ostroushko , Butch Thompson Trio ) Ain't Misbehavin' ( Judy Bressler , Butch Thompson Trio )
Bertha's Kitty Boutique Bunsen, Clarence Bunsen, Irene Chatterbox Cafe Folk Learning Systems Fritz Electronics Krebsbach, Carl Little Brown Church National Ball Point Pen Week Pastor Ingqvist Pete Club Powdermilk Biscuits Sidetrack Tap Skoglund's Five and Dime Thorvaldson, Senator K
Clarence and Irene Bunsen saw a Norwegian Nuthatch, whose song is, 'I tink so, I tink so, probably.' It winters in LW in barns and feeds on coffee grounds. Carl Krepsbach gave up cigarettes for Lent and he thinks about smoking all of the time. Father Emil says that thinking is the purpose of Lent. Pastor Ingqvist went to Milwaukee for a three-day Lutheran pastoral conference on ministerial software. One disc had thousands of sermon outlines. Pews were set up for bio-feed back. After just one morning, he had a big lunch and drove home. He paid a visit to Henry and Ella Anderson. Henry sometimes lives in a different time period but Ella is sharp as a tack. They can't get out in the winter so David tells her about his sermon. It's like judgment day for David. GK came home from first-year college and Senator K. Thorvaldson asked what he had learned. As he walked home, Pastor Ingqvist asked himself, 'Am I doing any good?' Somewhere in LW, a Norwegian nuthatch sang, 'I tink so.'
First days of spring. Reading from the book 'Love in the Library.' Sons of Knute Ice Melt Contest. Dept. of Folk Songs: Emily Dickinson poem, Little Dutch garden, Hog calling time, Anything you can do, Life is but a bowl, Kentucky babe, One night, Big yellow Buick, eat up Chevrolet, Now day is over.
1984.03.23 Star Tribune
Archival contributors: Frank Berto