October 30, 1999
Live from St. Paul, Minnesota, with classical violinist Gil Shaham, Adele Anthony, and four lads from Glasgow - The Battlefield Band.

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00:00Logo
00:12Tishomingo
02:12Good to Be with You
07:02Halloween Interviews
14:21Applause - GK Intro Gil Shaham and Adele Anthony
15:35GK and Gil Talk
17:55Moskowski Suite in G Minor, Opus 71, 1st Movement
23:08Applause
23:42Sweet Georgia Brown
26:58Applause-GK Back Announce
27:25Powdermilk Biscuit Spot:
27:49Music Break
28:54GK Sings Powdermilk Theme
29:09Larry
37:30Run, Joe
40:10Applause-GK Intro the Battlefield Band
42:10Jesse Ventura
45:49Applause
46:02Alan Talk
46:37The Last Trip Home
51:23Applause-GK Back Announce
51:53GK Intro "The Raven"
52:12The Raven
102:01Breton Slow Air/Brake Your Bass Drone
104:19Applause
104:44I Found a New Baby
108:04Welcome Back to the Second Half of Our Show
108:41Vampire Therapy
112:51Are You Lonesome Reprise
113:16Greetings
117:10Leclair Sonata in E Minor For 2 Violins
119:42Applause-GK Talk to Gil Shaham
120:22One Kind Favor
124:02Applause
124:15Monologue
148:20Something in the Attic
150:13Applause
150:36Brain Surgery
153:45Applause
154:11Funky Set
156:55Applause
157:36Bad Moon Rising
158:21That's Our Show for Tonight!

Guest Information
  • The Battlefield Band
  • Gil Shaham
  • Adele Anthony
  • Scripts
  • Monster Interviews
  • Brain Surgery
  • Larry
  • Vampire Therapy

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