February 10, 2007
Coming up this week on A Prairie Home Companion, we're stoking the home fires with our friends Robin & Linda Williams and the First Lady of St. Paul Soul, Jearyln Steele. And sitting in with the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, the same fantastic horn section we had in St. Louis: Dave Bargeron, Jon-Erik Kellso, and Kathy Jensen. Also with us the Royal Academy of Radio Acting: Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and legendary sound effects man, Tom Keith. Join us this Saturday from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, as we huddle for warmth against the February freeze.

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Segment 1
00:00:00Logo
00:00:13Tishomingo Blues
00:03:2202:32 GK opens, talks about tonight's guests, winter day
00:04:09"Lonesome Zephyr Moan" (Winter lyrics) - Pat Donohue, GK, band
00:07:34"Bring it on Home To Me" - Robin & Linda Williams, GK, Jearlyn, band
00:11:12GK intros next tune
00:11:30"Fast Lane Boogie" - Rich Dworsky and band
Segment 2
00:14:10Valentine's Day script
00:22:54"Let the Good Times Roll" - Jearlyn Steele and band
00:25:34"Coffee spot" - GK and Jearlyn
00:26:54GK talks with Robin & Linda
00:27:20"Train Whistle Blues" - Robin & Linda and band
00:30:16Powdermilk Biscuit Break
00:31:48English Majors script
00:34:44"They All Faded Away" - Robin & Linda
Segment 3
00:38:50News From Lake Wobegon
00:56:12"Hard Way (Long Winter Blues)" - Pat Donohue and band
00:59:53Intermission/"Shim Me Sha Wabble" - Shoe band
01:03:57"Ectotherms and Endotherms" - GK and Shoe band
Segment 4
01:06:06Greetings
01:09:35GK talks to Jearlyn Steele
01:10:57"Get Here" - Jearlyn Steele
01:14:47Brain script
01:18:11GK and Rich talk about the next tune
01:18:58"Harold and the Ladies" - Rich Dworsky and band
01:21:42Rhubarb script
01:27:39Guy Noir script
Segment 5
01:37:44"Miss Celie's Blues" - Jearlyn Steele and band
01:41:35"Together All Alone" - Robin & Linda Williams
01:46:56Catchup script
01:50:53GK intros the band
01:51:48"Maybellene" - Pat Donohue and band
01:54:13Credits, "Goodnight Sweetheart" closer, "Fast Lane Boogie" reprise

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GK welcomes the audience to the Fitzgerald Theater. The vocal stylings of Jearlyn Steele, Garrison Keillor and Linda Williams.
"Smells so lovely when you pour it...coffee." Linda Williams
Tim Russell squints up his eyes for a masterful portrayal of our nation's president. Jearyln Steele and her take on the ballad "Get Here."

Guest Information
  • Dave Bargeron
  • Kathy Jensen
  • Jon-Erik Kellso
  • Jearlyn Steele
  • Andy Stein
  • Robin & Linda Williams
  • Guest Recordings
  • Robin & Linda Williams

  • Scripts
  • Valentine's Day script
  • English Majors script
  • Brain script
  • Rhubarb script
  • Guy Noir script
  • Ketchup script
  • Lyrics
  • Ecotherms and Endothemrs

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