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February 7, 1998
Live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minneosota, with Jean Redpath and Studs Terkel.
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Recorded on February 7, 1998, from St. Paul, Minnesota.

In segments
Play individual show segments as listed below.
| 00:00 | Logo |
| 00:11 | Tishomingo |
| 02:04 | "Good to be with you..." Minnesota talk (RA) |
| 03:50 | THAT'S ALL RIGHT, MAMA (RA) |
| 06:22 | applause--segue to Powdermilk Biscuits-- GK talk--losing document on computer |
| 09:30 | POWDERMILK BISCUIT THEME--with Band features (RA) |
| 11:19 | APPLAUSE--GK intro Andy Stein |
| 12:20 | HULA LOU (RA) |
| 14:29 | Applause--GK segue to script |
| 14:55 | COWBOYS--Piquant Pumpkin Cannery |
| 24:03 | applause--GK segue/intro next tune |
| 25:55 | CATSKILL MOUNTAIN AIR (RA) |
| 28:04 | applause/intro Studs |
| 28:23 | STUDS TERKEL TALK... (RA)... The Road Less Travelled by Robert Frost |
| 31:44 | The Swans of Poole by Wm. Butler Yeats |
| 33:16 | applause--GK segue to Jean Redpath |
| 33:57 | SPINNING WHEEL (RA) |
| 36:21 | applause--Jean talk |
| 37:14 | RETIREMENT (RA) |
| 39:30 | Jean talk 39:55 SWEET THAMES FLOW SOFTLY (RA) |
| 43:29 | applause |
| 43:51 | MALLEY LEE (RA) |
| 45:50 | applause |
| 46:13 | GUY NOIR (RA) |
| 59:46 | applause--GK back announce/segue to intermission |
| 100:21 | AVALON |
| 104:12 | APPLAUSE--Tishomingo theme and gong |
| 104:30 | Welcome back to the second half--TUTT announcement (RA) |
| 107:05 | GREETINGS (RA) |
| 110:30 | BERTHA'S KITTY BOUTIQUE (RA) |
| 115:31 | applause--GK talk to Jean Redpath |
| 116:32 | CAN YE SEW CUSHIONS? (RA) |
| 119:40 | applause--segue to next tune |
| 120:01 | WOMEN OF OUR TIME (RA) |
| 122:37 | applause |
| 122:53 | MONOLOGUE--Indian visits Lake Wobegon (RA) |
| 146:27 | FIDGETY FEET (RA) |
| 149:07 | applause--COOKING WITH STUDS (RA) |
| 156:35 | APPLAUSE--FINAL CREDITS |
| 157:40 | Give me just a little more time..... |
| 158:27 | That's our show for tonight! |

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