All the Time in the World

hosted by Garrison Keillor
Show #1360September 29, 2012
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  • "Paper Covers Rock"

    "Paper Covers Rock"

  • "Clerical"

    "Clerical"

  • "Mom"

    "Mom"
JOHN FULLBRIGHT
Prairie Home Productions
JOHN FULLBRIGHT
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Coming to you this week from The Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota, it's a live broadcast performance of A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor. With special guests, Oklahoma singer and songwriter John Fullbright, the entrancing Minnesota Opera Chorus, and vocalist Holly Jones. Plus, the Royal Academy of Radio Actors; Tim Russell, Sue Scott, sound effects man Steve Kramer, and Lindsay Marcy, guitarist Dean Magraw sits in with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, and the latest News from Lake Wobegon.

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  • John Fullbright

    For a small town, Okemah, Oklahoma, has produced some big talent. There's Woody Guthrie, of course. And now singer-songwriter John Fullbright is making his mark. He was already a favorite at festival campgrounds before he was even out of high school. Then, in 2009, he burst upon the Southwest music scene with a recording called Live at the Blue Door. The latest from this Oklahoma Music Hall of Famer is 2014's Songs (Blue Dirt Records).

  • Minnesota Opera Chorus

    An opera's chorus can become a crowd of villagers, an army, a host of angels; its members can sing just a little or have a considerable role in the production. The Minnesota Opera Chorus - from one of the country's most imaginative and innovative opera companies - is up to any challenge, including Minnesota Opera's current production: Giuseppe Verdi's Nabucco.

  • Lindsay Marcy

    For the better part of a decade, Lindsay Marcy has been a frequent presence on Twin Cities stages, from the History Theatre to Park Square to Theatre in the Round and others. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Lindsay currently stars in 2012's Finding Home, by Minnesota filmmaker Chars Bonin. Next month, the movie will be part of the Twin Cities Film Festival.

    • Dean Magraw

      Composer, arranger, producer, guitarist Dean Magraw studied at the University of Minnesota and the Berklee School of Music in Boston. His first recording, Broken Silence, came out in 1994 and won the NAIRD award for Best Acoustic Instrumental Album of the Year. Dean has since turned out a bunch of dazzling albums, including his latest, How the Light Gets In (Red House), a collaboration with renowned tabla player Marcus Wise.