Butch Thompson Trio, Bill Hinckley, Garrison Keillor, Judy Larson, Jimmy Mazzy, Peter Ostroushko, Robin and Linda Williams. Dave Van Ronk,
To the Allegheny (Robin and Linda Williams ) Annie (Robin and Linda Williams ) Hold on (Robin and Linda Williams ) Too late (Robin and Linda Williams ) Tramp on the street (Robin and Linda Williams ) Jackson (Robin and Linda Williams ) Remember Me (Robin and Linda Williams ) Golden ring (Robin and Linda Williams ) Riding on the Santa Fe (Robin and Linda Williams ) Just walk on in (Robin and Linda Williams ) Got his own ( Dave Van Ronk ) I'm proud to be a moose ( Dave Van Ronk ) Somebody else not me ( Dave Van Ronk ) St James infirmary ( Dave Van Ronk ) Lina blues ( Jimmy Mazzy ) Blue bungalow ( Jimmy Mazzy ) Blue of the night ( Jimmy Mazzy ) Faded love ( Jimmy Mazzy ) Tie yi yippee ( Garrison Keillor ) Rumba ( Bill Hinckley , Judy Larson ) Swedish walking song ( Bill Hinckley , Judy Larson )
Bertha's Kitty Boutique Chatterbox Cafe Duck's Back Tuxedo Spray Juke's Vitamin A for the Brilliant Powdermilk Biscuits War Sounds Club
The Deaner's flowering crab apple burst into bloom. Harold and Marlis were in love since they were children. Martis' father was a lost cause drunk and Marlis feared that Harold might tum out the same. One night at a party when Harold was 17, his friends lit off one of his farts. Martis did not go with him for two years. She went with Stu, who owned a red Piper Cub. Martis was in charge of the LW Lutheran Church Sweet Hearts Banquet and decided to have roast beef and morel mushrooms. She told Harold and Stu she needed the morels. Stu landed in a pasture and when he taxied, the Cub nosed over. Harold gave Martis 500 morel mushrooms and a sprig of flowering crab apple and proposed. Marlis said "Yes." Seven years later, Harold jumped off the roof to impress the kids and sprained his ankle. He planted a grafted crab apple sprig in the pot hole. Martis laughed at him. But the tree grew to be magnificent.
GK's poem to spring. Program for the PBS station.
1986.05.04 Star Tribune / rebroadcast on June 3, 1989.
Archival contributors: Frank Berto