Steve Barnett, Greg Brown, Garrison Keillor, Lieberman Fogel & Bay, Night O' Rest Motel Orchestra, Stoney Lonesome. Vern Sutton, Butch Thompson,
World Theater song ( Garrison Keillor ) Song of the Exiles ( Garrison Keillor ) Nest in the west ( Garrison Keillor ) The 23rd psalm ( Garrison Keillor ) Ring the bells for public radio ( Vern Sutton ) Put your arms around me honey ( Vern Sutton ) You Made Me Love You ( Vern Sutton ) Abba dabba honeymoon ( Vern Sutton ) Poor Butterfly ( Vern Sutton ) Silver threads among the gold ( Vern Sutton ) Desert song ( Vern Sutton ) The cascades ( Steve Barnett ) One Hundred years from today (Lieberman Fogel & Bay ) What a fine thing you have done ( Greg Brown ) Long long trail ( Greg Brown ) All of the good times (Stoney Lonesome ) You are my sunshine (Stoney Lonesome ) Time has made a change in me (Stoney Lonesome ) Red river valley (Stoney Lonesome )
Ajua! Hot Sauce Art's Bait and Night of Rest Motel Bertha's Kitty Boutique Chatterbox Cafe Home Defense Hardware Minnesota Fruit Council Mr. Pickle Restaurants Powdermilk Biscuits Ralph's Pretty Good Grocery Sidetrack Tap Skoglund's Five and Dime Whippets
The LW Town Council voted a resolution commending PHC. They aren't that crazy about OK's essays. Merle wanted to send a delegation to the 10th anniversary broadcast. V announcers asked when PHC was going on TV. No polite answer. PHC is an anachronism in the TV age.TV coverage of the LW living flag display. Success has its price, like winning the pie-eating contest. The LW Whippets are 7-2 and in 2nd place in the Old Sod Shanty League. They have never been more worried. GK has been very lucky. He remembers when he was unemployed in New York and he saw a beautiful woman walking towards him. To impress her, he put a dime in a parking meter next to a Cadillac convertible. She said "Thank you" "as she got in and drove away. The audience is the beautiful woman and PHC is the Cadillac.
OK's bad taste were gifts from other friends. Themes from .old radio shows. Happy birthday to E. B. White. Songs from the golden age of the St. Paul theater district.
1987-06-20 1989-07-01
Austin American Statesman Jul 9 1984 Lincoln Star Jul 5 1984 Park City Daily News Jun 10 1984 Philadelphia Inquirer Jul 6 1984 Star Tribune Jul 1 1984 St Louis Post Dispatch Jul 10 1984 Auburn Journal Jul 10 1984 Bangor Daily News Jul 7 1984 Bismarck Tribune Jul 6 1984 Daily News Jul 7 1984 Daily Press Jul 6 1984 Indianapolis News Jul 7 1984 Winona Daily News Jul 8 1984
Rebroadcast July 1, 1989
Archival contributors: musicbrainz / Frank Berto