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Hello I'm Michel barber. Tonight we're bringing you an encore presentation of one of our favorite nighttime variety shows from last season. So please join me now for a very special half hour of music. Nighttime is made possible in part by a drive for the North was the area foundation of. This is not the times variety with the show. Thank you. For the evening everyone and welcome once again to night times. With us tonight is a man who was known as a master in many forms of American music. Texas fiddler and guitarist Brown is with us. Also Twin Cities own Peter Lang Peter has recently won an award as
Minnesota's best acoustic guitar player of 1981 and a group that skilfully blends Calypso and reggae music into a form that they call rhythm. The group has brought this rhythm from Trinidad to Minnesota nine years ago with the group's leader Peter Nelson. So right now with the music of the people please welcome. Thanks.
Great Shangri will be back with us a little later on. Right now I'd like to bring on the incredibly versatile great brown. When I first met gave Brown a few weeks ago he was telling me about the fact that not only is he included in the encyclopedia of jazz but also the Encyclopedia of Blues in the encyclopedia of country western music. And he also told me that he was one of the first rock n rollers back in 1947. Dave has influenced a number of guitar players from Frank Zappa to Roy Clark talk about knowing your styles and yet he names Woody Herman and Count Basie as his major musical influences. Tonight we're going to hear three facets of amazing talent. The first is an original tune. It's called six levels under plant life. Weeks.
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Ek. Thank you. Thank you good luck. We'll be back with us a little later on. My next guest is well known in the
Twin Cities area Peter Lang Peter was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1076 and he is currently working on his sixth album as well as writing a book which is called 20th century masters of fingerstyle guitar. He is a multi-talented man and knows many funny and not so funny jokes. Peter what's the first thing that you can do for us tonight. It was called the RCA ring. Right ladies and gentlemen please give a warm welcome to Peter Lang. The next song was written one thousand twenty three by Sylvester. It's one of the first
life pieces that I know of that was recorded some 20 years later by the country music classic. You still bitch. You. Thank you Peter. Thank you.
Now I'd like to bring back the great brown and the blue. Got. That.
Right. Thanks.
What a talented man. Right now I would like to bring back by the way are going to be playing Tuesday and Wednesday night at Duffy's in Minneapolis they have also released their first album called This is a tune called Play on. Once again welcome. Thank you. Please. See.
Me. Thank. You. Right.
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Oh. Yeah. That's our show for this evening I would like to thank my guests Kate Moss. She enjoyed here laying next week
is the last show of nighttime Fridays season for this season so if you're finding work for me this summer I do weddings. Just kidding ok next week my guess would be Doug Maynard band is going to flourish. Billy engineer Ellen Petersen and songwriter Larry Riley. So please join us next week on the shelves have a good night. Why do we part of our studio audience please write my time to ride the 60 40 0 at the U.S.
Army so that 5 5 1 0 4 Call 6 4 6 4 6 1 1 3. Night drives is made possible in part by a grad from the northwest area foundation and is a production of Twin Cities public television which is solely responsible for its Godhead.
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Series
Nighttimes Variety
Episode Number
1116
Episode
Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Shangoya, Peter Lang
Title
SD-Base
Producing Organization
Twin Cities Public Television
Contributing Organization
Twin Cities Public Television (St. Paul, Minnesota)
AAPB ID
cpb-aacip/77-98z8xjcn
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Description
Series Description
KTCA's weekly showcase for local and national talent.
Broadcast Date
1981-04-20
Asset type
Episode
Genres
Talk Show
Performance
Topics
Music
Media type
Moving Image
Duration
00:30:01
Credits
Host: Barber, Michelle
Producer: Riley, Cathy
Producing Organization: Twin Cities Public Television
AAPB Contributor Holdings
Twin Cities Public Television (KTCA-TV)
Identifier: C-7134 (tpt Protrack Database)
Format: U-matic
Generation: Dub
Duration: 00:30:00?
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Citations
Chicago: “Nighttimes Variety; 1116; Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Shangoya, Peter Lang; SD-Base,” 1981-04-20, Twin Cities Public Television, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC, accessed July 16, 2025, http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-77-98z8xjcn.
MLA: “Nighttimes Variety; 1116; Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Shangoya, Peter Lang; SD-Base.” 1981-04-20. Twin Cities Public Television, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Web. July 16, 2025. <http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-77-98z8xjcn>.
APA: Nighttimes Variety; 1116; Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Shangoya, Peter Lang; SD-Base. Boston, MA: Twin Cities Public Television, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Retrieved from http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-77-98z8xjcn