Nighttimes Variety; 2036; Robin & Linda Williams, Si Kahn, Bees Knees; SD-Base

Night time this is a production of Katie see a gentle too. Oh. Live from the Twin Cities. This is not the times variety with Michelle barber. My guests tonight are songwriter rhythm and blues group. And first from the Valley of Virginia Robin and Linda Williams Robin and Linda have been singing their country music together for eight years and their music often mixes traditional images with contemporary attitudes. That is a case of the first song that they're going to be doing for us tonight. They call it an equal rights murder ballad. It's titled step it out Nancy. Welcome please Robin and Linda Williams.

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Stand with them at night. You can step it out. Well Larry. Your brother said you'll be a bit on the side where they go and step out dancing seven nights a week. Whether you. Go from town to. Write. That

you read all about that. Night set the. Bird in. This room about. All this on a boat. Yeah that's the best that. Well the room. You can't separate the mail. From

there staring. We will not hold you now. And that is wealthy man. Step out now and say 30 down and step out. Set out now and say heard it out and show your legs to the wealthy man. Bet out Name a birdie. See you can step out now and say 30 dourly show your next chance. To back down. They call themselves the. Police when the police. Don't want to. Is.

The guy. Just. Right. By. You. Why. Would you.

Make. The bye. Bye. Right. Good. Night. Last.

Night. Where the fantasy life with her. Son but you. Gonna. Write. It. Down. Right here. On the. Field you. Tell. Me. That. My. Life. Right. But at. The end.

The end. To end. Says. St.. I want. To see. You know what. I. Am. My son is a political organizer and inspires

his music. He organized labor unions and community groups across the country and through the songs of real people and working Americans. So I writes with such sensitivity and depth. Many critics consider him the finest folk singer and songwriter of the past decade and I happen to agree. Ladies and gentleman. Oh it's true.

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of these more I'm standing you. Know where in the first. And you. Think I'm. Worried.

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earlier you do the traditional music with contemporary music. That all come to be. Well it's a combination of those living in the Valley of Virginia where there are a lot of people that play old time music with little banjos and mandolins and we learn from a lot of people there and of course we live in a contemporary world so we kind of take the old and put it with the new. Do you think that there are still some traditional songs that hold their own as far as in a contemporary world. Oh sure sure that's why they're still around. People are still singing songs that are hundreds of years old is still pretty pertinent. Good word to what's going on today. And so that's why people sing and you have a concert coming up soon. This is the twenty eighth of November where we are Tom Paxton at the Royal Theater. We're looking forward to that Tom Paxton is a writer whose songs everybody knows. Yes the concert start I think eight o'clock or something like that. Check your local listings. OK. If you were a blue bird I'm like you're ready.

Once again the concert is November twenty eighth the downtown world theater in St. Paul they will be there Robin and Linda Williams along with Tom Paxton. Welcome once again Robin and Linda. What. I do with you. But you already. Drive. You. Oh you little rain. Shine a light rain.

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light you. Owe you. One thing that you. Already have. It sucks.

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