"A Prairie Home Companion" is my main one, followed by "This American Life."

Raise hands, all who have seen Garrison Keillor perform live! I have!

'X-1' and 'Dimension X' episodes, along with other old time radio, when camping and/or editing in the high country.

Currently: 'The Best of Eric Burdon and the Animals'.
"It's my life...and I'll do what I want.."

Met the old guy once when he played a small venue around here. We went out back for a few minutes and pretended it was the Sixties again. (lol)
The rest is a secret.

That's pretty cool Robert! I got to meet Bob Weir not long ago under a similar situation. I always had thought about the things I'd say when or if I ever met my heroes but all I could muster was, "That was awesome Mr. Weir". He signed my ticket stub though.

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Originally posted by dandelion:
Raise hands, all who have seen Garrison Keillor perform live! I have!

Right here - hand raised!

Saw him do A Prairie Home Companion last June live at the Hollywood Bowl.

It was just before the Altman film was released, and they played off a lot of scenes from the film on that show. Meryl Streep, Virginia Madsen, and John C. Reilly appeared, as did Shelby Lynne, and Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver.

Quite a show!

Rock rock rock and roll high school, rock rock rock rock rock and roll high schoooooooool

So that would be rock, right?

I think it's technically punk rock. Ramones.

Now its nirvanas cover of here she comes. Ever have those songs with those weird associations?

As much as possible yes!

>Duane Allman, An Anthology.....it's so good!

Elvis Murphy's Green Suede Shoes by Black 47.

They rock!

>nothing but the wind and the rain, of which I love to read beneath, but alas I must reach for somnambulism...

now its the davotchkas!

Samba Pa Ti - Carlos Santana

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzSayxVM_E0

I think that I may have told my Garrison Keillor story here, but it bears repeating. In all of the time (28 years) I lived in Minnesota never once did I venture to the Fitsgerald Theatre (or the World when they were doing it there) to see his show.

But then down here he appears at the Miami Book Fair and I get to speak to him and take a couple of good photos and ask him about lutefisk.

Then, about eight or nine months ago, I am sitting watching TV on a Sunday evening when the phone rings and it is my friend who is now living in a little town in southern Minnesota. Dan says, just a minute someone here wants to say hi to you and it's Garrison Keillor. So I got to visit with him a for a few minutes. Neat!

He is the King of the extemporaneous speech.

Rocketman, the turntable is a-turnin' and the old amp is amped. To think I was on the brink of Exiling so many great old tunes (4 boxes): On right now! Allman Brothers Band - Enlightened Rogues ("Blind Faith" and "Try It One More Time" as I type).

Thanks for the "nudge" on getting things a new coat of paint!