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A Prairie Home Companion
SATURDAY, December 4, 1999
Music performed on A Prairie Home Companion, December 4, 1999 The Town Hall, New York, New York
Performers:
Garrison Keillor, Sue Scott, Tim Russell, Tom Keith
The Guys All-Star Shoe Band: Richard Dworsky, piano; Andy Stein, fiddle, tenor sax; Pat Donohue, guitar; Greg Hippen, bass; Arnie Kinsella, percussion; Butch Thompson, clarinet, piano.
Guests:
Walter Bobbie, Broadway actor/director, vocals Faith Prince, Broadway actor, vocals; with Joseph Thalken, piano
TISHOMINGO BLUES (Opening theme)
Garrison Keillor, GASB
w/m: Spencer Williams; new words: Garrison Keillor
( 1917 Joseph W. Stern and Co.; (c) 1989 Garrison Keillor
BOOGIE WOOGIE CHRISTMAS
Pat Donohue, GASB, BT w/m: Randy Sabien (BMI)
"BUDDY" THEME (in "Buddy" script)
Rich Dworsky (underscore)
m: Richard Dworsky
© 1999 Richard Dworsky
ELEGANT MUSIC (refrigerator commercial)
Andy Stein, Rich Dworsky
m: Richard Dworsky
© 1999 Richard Dworsky
GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY ("Buddy" playoff)
The Guys All-Star Shoe Band, Butch Thompson
w/m: George M. Cohan
© 1968 George M. Cohan Music Publishing Company
SOME PEOPLE (from "Gyspy")
Faith Prince, JT
w: Stephen Sondheim; m: Jule Styne
© 1959 & 1960 Norbeth Productions & Stephen Sondheim
ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS (from "Little Me")
Faith Prince, JT
w: Carolyn Leigh; m: Cy Coleman
© 1962 Carolyn Leigh and Cy Coleman
IS IT A CRIME? (from "Bells Are Ringing")
Faith Prince, JT
w: Betty Comden, Adolph Green; m: Jule Styne
© 1957 Betty Comden, Adolph Green and Jule Styne
"POWDERMILK BISCUITS" THEME
Garrison Keillor, The Guys All-Star Shoe Band, Butch Thompson
w/m: Garrison Keillor
© Garrison Keillor
TWO, FOUR, SIX, EIGHT
Garrison Keillor, GASB
w/m: Traditional; new words: Garrison Keillor
© 1999 Garrison Keillor
CHANUKAH TIME (SLEIGH RIDE)
Rich Dworsky, Andy Stein, BT, PD, GH, AK
w: Mitchell Parish; m: Leroy Anderson; new words: Alan Frechtman, Richard Dworsky, Pat Donohue, Garrison Keillor
© 1948, 1950 Mills Music, Inc.; © 1999 Alan Frechtman, Richard Dworsky, Pat Donohue, Garrison Keillor
"GUY NOIR" THEME
Garrison Keillor, GASB
w: Garrison Keillor/Richard Dworsky; m: Richard Dworsky
© 1995 Keillor/Dworsky album: "Guy Noir, Radio Private Eye," HighBridge 39261
ADELAIDE’S LAMENT (from "Guys & Dolls")
Faith Prince, JT
w/m: Frank Loesser
© 1950 Frank Music
BABY, IT’S COLD OUTSIDE
Faith Prince, Walter Bobbie, JT
w/m: Frank Loesser
© 1948, 1949 Frank Music Corp.
OH, LADY BE GOOD! (Intermission)
The Guys All-Star Shoe Band, Butch Thompson
w: Ira Gershwin; m: George Gershwin
© 1924 (Renewed) WB Music Corp.
A HYMN TO HIM (from "My Fair Lady")
Garrison Keillor, Walter Bobbie, RD, AS, GH, AK
w: Alan Jay Lerner; m: Frederick Loewe
© 1956 Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe
Improvisation (under "Greetings")
Rich Dworsky
m: Richard Dworsky
© 1999 Richard Dworsky
Jimmy Yancey segment
Garrison Keillor (read notes), Butch Thompson (piano)
Improvisation (underscore)
m: Butch Thompson
© 1999 Butch Thompson
STATE STREET SPECIAL
m: Jimmy Yancey
© Universal MCA Music Publishing (ASCAP)
EAST ST. LOUIS BLUES (underscore)
m: James V. (Jimmy) Yancey
© Universal MCA Music Publishing (ASCAP)
FIVE O’CLOCK BLUES
m: Jimmy Yancey
Improvisation (underscore)
m: Butch Thompson
© 1999 Butch Thompson
YANCEY SPECIAL
m: Meade Lux Lewis, Andy Razaf
© Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc. (ASCAP)
FOREVERMORE
Butch Thompson, GASB
w/m: Manfred Gotthelf, Helen Burnett, Allan Lewis
WHAT DID I HAVE THAT I DON’T HAVE?
("On A Clear Day") Faith Prince, JT
w: Alan Jay Lerner; m: Burton Lane
© 1965 Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe
WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS (closer)
Garrison Keillor, Faith Prince, audience, The Guys All-Star Shoe Band, Butch Thompson
w/m: Traditional; new words: Garrison Keillor
© 1999 Garrison Keillor
Some other material available by guest artists:
Butch Thompson
"New Orleans Joys," Daring Records 3001
"Chicago Breakdown - the 88’s," Daring Records 3002
"Good Old New York - the 88’s," Daring Records 3003
"Minnesota Wonder - the 88’s," Daring Records 3004
"Butch and Doc" (with Doc Cheatham), Daring Records 3012
"Lincoln Avenue Blues," Daring Records 3019
"Lincoln Avenue Express," Daring Records 3027
"Thompson Plays Joplin," Daring/Rounder Records 3033
"Thompson Plays Jelly Roll Morton/Blues," Biograph 141
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