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April 12, 1997
Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, with Paula Poundstone, Natalie MacMaster, and Maria Jette.
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recorded on April 12, 1997, from St. Paul, Minnesota.

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| 00:00 | Logo |
| 00:13 | TISHOMINGO |
| 01:05 | Opening credits |
| 02:00 | Opening monologue |
| 03:21 | LOUNGE SINGER SONG |
| 05:37 | applause |
| 05:49 | FLOOD (RA) |
| 09:35 | APPLAUSE |
| 10:04 | PAUL REVERE'S RIDE (RA) |
| 17:29 | applause |
| 18:15 | PAULA POUNDSTONE (RA) |
| 27:00 | GK TALKS WITH PAULA ABOUT THOMAS JEFFERSON |
| 43:11 | applause--Paula talks about Natalie MacMaster (RA) |
| 43:54 | SOUND EFFECTS man (RA) |
| 51:10 | applause |
| 51:33 | SOME DAY |
| 53:30 | APPLAUSE |
| 54:33 | JIG MEDLEY |
| 58:05 | APPLAUSE--STEP DANCE |
| 103:08 | WILD APPLAUSE |
| 103:39 | GK SEGUE TO INTERMISSION |
| 103:59 | THE SHEIK |
| 107:20 | applause |
| 107:40 | PLAID PANTS (RA)--GREETINGS |
| 113:05 | CHILDREN OF THE HEAVENLY FATHER |
| 115:35 | applause--YOUNG LOVERS (RA) |
| 115:51 | MONOLOGUE introducing GIRL (RA) |
| 122:36 | GIRL |
| 147:08 | LOU BAÏLÈRO |
| 148:18 | applause--GK talks with Natalie MacMaster |
| 149:22 | HONEYSUCKLE SET (RA) |
| 153:53 | applause--GK AND PAULA POUNDSTONE TALK (RA) |
| 156:35 | FINAL CREDITS |
| 157:40 | OLD MOLLY DARE |
| 158:29 | THAT'S OUR SHOW FOR TONIGHT! |

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