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Subject: Prarie Home Companion of Jan 12 or 19
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Date: Tue, 22-Jan-85 18:18:10 EST
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 The January 12 (or possibly the January 19) edition of 
 "The Prarie Home Companion" on KCFR (Denver public radio) 
 featured the Canadian Brass Quintet and a Scottish singer, 
 Isla St. Clair(?). She performed a Cockney folk song called 
 "A Body in the Bag", which tells the story of a dead cat that 
 ain't!  :-)  [OK, so the premise *is* a little wierd, but it's 
 still an interesting song.] 

 Did anyone in netland record that particular program? If so, 
 could I arrange to get a copy of it? If not, is anyone familiar 
 with that song?  I'd like to get the lyrics (along with the key, 
 chords, whatever, if known). 

 Thanx, in advance, for any help with this.

 --Jeff Shore {ihnp4|cbosgd|vax135}!druri!jhs
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