Greg Brown, Butch Thompson Trio, Sharon Isbin, Garrison Keillor, Kate MacKenzie, Taj Mahal, Peter Ostroushko. Stoney Lonesome,
Spanish dance No. 5 ( Sharon Isbin ) Road to the sun ( Sharon Isbin ) Listen to the train ( Garrison Keillor , Kate MacKenzie ) All the Greg Browns are gone away ( Garrison Keillor , Kate MacKenzie ) Cold rain and snow (Stoney Lonesome ) Sweet blue-eyed darling (Stoney Lonesome ) Fishing blues ( Taj Mahal ) Dust my broom ( Taj Mahal ) Baby, you're my destiny ( Taj Mahal ) Statesboro blues ( Taj Mahal ) Old puff ( Garrison Keillor ) Frost on the pumpkin (Butch Thompson Trio )
Bertha's Kitty Boutique Chatterbox Cafe Donna's Beauty Salon First Companion State Bank of St Paul Gospel Birds Herald Star Krebsbach, Carl Krebsbach, Lyle Powdermilk Biscuits
Lyle bought a new red sports car based on a magazine advertisement. He didn't buy it in LW. It wouldn't start because someone put a potato up the tailpipe. The car wasn't meant for a 44-year old science teacher. Lyle needs to lose weight. Friendship in LW. The pinball machine at the Sidetrack ate GK's ball. Carl K put his arm around him. Lyle went into the Sidetrack and Wally said to him, 'What do you want?' Wally was steamed about a story in the Tavern Owner's Magazine about a lawsuit. The Wednesday evening show by the Lundeen's Gospel Performing Birds the LW Lutheran packed the church. Ernie prayed that those who came to scoff would be deeply blessed. Four canaries played a hymn on the xylophone. Birds in costume enacted several plays. It was stunning. The birds took up the collection. Erma gave her testimony. The program closed with the birds landing on their shoulders.
St. Paul is not the entertainment capital of the world because the weather is poor. Shy people are more than 97% water. IRS reminds children to declare all of their Halloween candy.
1985-06-22 1987-10-17 1988-10-17
Star Tribune Oct 29 1984
1984.10.21 Star Tribune / 1984.10.26 Star Tribune / rebroadcast on October 17, 1987
Archival contributors: Frank Berto