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Performers, Music Sources and Credits
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Rebroadcast from Bass Concert Hall, Austin, Texas.
Performers
Garrison Keillor, Sue Scott, Tim Russell, Tom Keith, Fred Newman
The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band: Richard Dworsky, piano, keyboard, organ; Andy Stein, fiddle, saxophone and mandolin; Pat Donohue, guitar; Gary Raynor, bass; Greg Hippen, bass; Arnie Kinsella, percussion
Guests
Joe Ely, guitar and vocals; with Joel Guzmán, accordion
The High-Flyers: Cindy Cashdollar, steel guitar; Elana James, fiddle; Redd Volkaert, guitar; and Nate Rowe, bass
The Derailers: Tony Villanueva, guitar, vocals; Brian Hofeldt, guitar, vocals; Mark Horn, drums; Ethan Shaw, bass; Marty Muse, pedal steel
Tish Hinojosa: Tish Hinojosa, vocals; Marvin Dykhuis, guitar; Chip Dolan, keyboard
Roy Blount, Jr., writer
Music
TISHOMINGO BLUES (Opening theme)
—Garrison Keillor, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band (2006)
—w/m: Spencer Williams; new words: Garrison Keillor
—© 1917 Joseph W. Stern and Co.; © 1989/ 2002 Garrison Keillor
ROAD STOP
—The High Flyers
—w/m: Jimmy Day
—© Trio Music Company, Inc./ Fort Knox Music, Inc.
GUY NOIR THEME
—Richard Dworsky, Andy Stein, Gary Raynor, and Arnie Kinsella
—w: Garrison Keillor/ Richard Dworsky
—m: Richard Dworsky
—© 1995 Keillor/Dworsky
GUY NOIR script underscore
—Richard Dworsky
—m: Richard Dworsky
—© 2006 Richard Dworsky (BMI)
WAH-HOO
—Garrison Keillor, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band (2006) and Joel Guzmán
—original w/m: Cliff Friend © Chappell & Co.
—new words: Garrison Keillor © 2006 Garrison Keillor
BLACKSNAKE MOAN (in "Texas Blues" segment)
—Pat Donohue
—w/m: Blind Lemon Jefferson
—© Universal Music Corp.
GOIN' UP THE COUNTRY (in "Texas Blues" segment)
—Pat Donohue
—w/m: Alan Wilson
—© EMI Unart Catalog Inc.
CHARLIE JAMES (in "Texas Blues" segment)
—Pat Donohue
—w/m: traditional
STORMY MONDAY (in "Texas Blues" segment)
—Pat Donohue and Andy Stein
—w/m: T-Bone Walker
—© Cherry River Music Co.
MATCHBOX BLUES (in "Texas Blues" segment)
—Pat Donohue and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band
—w/m: Blind Lemon Jefferson
—© Universal Music Corp.
POWDERMILK BISCUIT THEME
—Garrison Keillor and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band (2006)
—w/m: Garrison Keillor
—© Garrison Keillor
I SAW IT IN YOU
—Joe Ely and Joel Guzmán
—w/m: Joe Ely
—© Bug Music/ Sony Music (BMI)
ROW OF DOMINOES
—Joe Ely and Joel Guzmán
—w/m: Butch Hancock
—© Bug Music/ Rainlight Music
THE LIVES OF THE COWBOYS THEME (WESTERN THEME)
—The Guys All-Star Shoe Band (2006)
—m: Richard Dworsky and Pat Donohue
—© 1994 Salspot Music (BMI)
—© 1994 Richard Dworsky (BMI)
COWBOY SONG (in "Lives of the Cowboys" script)
—Garrison Keillor and Pat Donohue
—m: traditional
—w: Garrison Keillor © 2006 Garrison Keillor
MY FAVORITE THINGS (excerpt, in "Lives of the Cowboys" script)
—Tim Russell and Pat Donohue
—w/m: Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
—© Williamson Music
OKLAHOMA (excerpt, in "Lives of the Cowboys" script)
—Garrison Keillor, Richard Dworsky, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band (2006) live audience
—w/m: Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II
—© Williamson Music
COWBOYS script underscore
—Richard Dworsky
—m: Richard Dworsky
—© 2006 Richard Dworsky
THREE LITTLE WORDS (Intermission)
—Guy's All-Star Shoe Band (2006)
—w/m: Harry Ruby, Bert Kalmar
—© 1930 Warner Brothers Inc.
BUBBLES IN MY BEER
—Red Volkaert and The High Flyers
—w/m: Tommy Duncan/Cindy Walker/Bob Wills
—© Chappell & Co./ Red River Songs, Inc.
CON SU PLUMA EN SU MANO (WITH HIS PEN IN HIS HAND)
—Tish Hinojosa Band
—w/m: Tish Hinojosa
—©1995 Rounder Records Corp.
JUST ONE MORE TIME
—The Derailers
—w/m: Brian Hofeldt, Tony O. Villanueva
—© Que Rancho Music (BMI), Hofeldtsongs Pub. (BMI)
CAN'T STOP A TRAIN
—The Derailers
—w/m: Brian Hofeldt, Tony O. Villanueva
—© Que Rancho Music (BMI), Hofeldtsongs Pub. (BMI)
BERTHA'S KITTY BOUTIQUE THEME
—Garrison Keillor and Richard Dworsky
—m: Prokofiev; new words: Garrison Keillor
—© Garrison Keillor (BMI)
COME BACK
—The Derailers
—w/m: Tony O. Villanueva
—© Que Rancho Music (BMI)
ESTRELLITA (LITTLE STAR)
—Tish Hinojosa Band
—w/m: Manuel M. Ponce
—arr: Frank LaForge
—© 1914 (Europe), 1923 (USA)
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