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A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor

January 22, 2000
Live from The Fitzgerald Theater this week, A Prairie Home Companion welcomes Greg Brown and the Ensemble Singers of the Plymouth Music Series, performing a new composition of the Snow Queen.

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00:00Logo
00:12Tishomingo
02:02Beautiful Snowstorm…
04:12Un soir de Neige by Poulenc
05:07Entirely Different Experience…
08:00Mr.. Dworsky had a Band
12:33Applause, GK Announce Band Members
12:54The Blues
15:48Applause - Cure for the Blues is Winter, Talk to Greg Brown
17:42Except You and Me, Babe
21:51Applause - GK Talk About New Album
23:44Rexroth's Daughter
28:03Applause, GK Back Announce
28:27Swanson's Self-Storage
30:24Powdermilk Biscuits
31:56Applause - GK Intro Choir
32:28The Snow Queen
58:44Applause - GK Back Announce, Credits, Segue to Intermission
59:40Nobody's Sweetheart, Now
103:34Welcome Back to the Second Half…
103:51El Hambo
106:32Applause - Greetings
110:32In That Great Gettin' Up Mornin'
113:23Applause - GK Welcome Greg Brown Back to the Stage
114:25Waitin' on You
118:20Applause
118:40Monologue
137:33Sudden Migration
139:33Applause - GK Intro Orchestra and Musicians
140:36Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
143:00Applause, GK Back Announce
143:17Rhubarb
145:48Applause - GK Intro Greg Brown
146:44Your Town Now
149:04Applause
149:33Don't Be So Sure
152:33Applause, Credits
155:00This Little Light of Mine
158:25That's Our Show for Tonight, Good Night!


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Greg Brown Garrison Keillor
Greg Brown Garrison Keillor


Guest Information
  • Greg Brown
  • Ensemble Singers of the Plymouth Music Series
  • Scripts
  • The Blues
  • Swanson's Self-Storage
  • Rhubarb Pie
  • Snow Queen


  • Music Information
    Performers, music scripts and credits



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