Prairie Home Archives
Classic episodes from the “A Prairie Home Companion” archives
Classic episodes from the “A Prairie Home Companion” archives
A 2001 feature from our home base on Exchange Street in downtown St. Paul, with special guests Cajun favorite BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet, Spencer Bohren and Ralph Stanley.
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A classic from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, with James Earl Jones, The Ensemble Singers of the Plymouth Music Series, John Hammond, and Richard Greene.
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Our “8th” Joke show from 2007 – jokes, jokes and more jokes.
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A “Not To Be Missed” 1996 classic from the Fitzgerald Theater with Rosemary Clooney, Ensemble Singers of the Plymouth Music Series, Janis Hardy, Maria Jette, Helen Bonchek Schneyer and Vern Sutton
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A classic 1996 broadcast from the Fitzgerald Theater with Canadian folk group, Ad Vielle Que Pourra and from South American musicians, Ch’uwa Yacu.
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This featured show comes from San Francisco, 2007 with special guests Maria Muldaur and all-gal urban group The Stairwell Sisters.
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This 2001 Fitzgerald Theater classic A Prairie Home Companion included guests Laurie Lewis, Tom Rozum and Bruce Molsky, actor Charles Keating and a 12-person drum ensemble with Marc Anderson.
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This classic A Prairie Home Companion, wrapped up 2006 with a show in New York with guest: jazz pianist and vocalist Bob Dorough, jazz singer Prudence Johnson, and the Guy’s All-Star Shoe Band with Vince Giordano and Andy Stein sitting in.
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A very special 2000 classic from The Town Hall in New York City, with special guests: Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks, singer Ann Hampton Callaway, actresses Alice Playten and Linda Lavin, broadway actor Howard McGillian and Robin & Linda Williams. Plus, Bill McLaughlin and Peter Schickele square off to determine who can write the most unusual piece of holiday music.
Read MoreThis A Prairie Home Companion classic is from 2006 in New York City with special guests, dobro player , Jerry Douglas and his band and the 44th poet laureate of the United States Billy Collins.
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