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Belatedly from Lake Wobegon

Mar 2, 2016
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Back on December 26, A Prairie Home Companion ​did a video simulcast.  It was a very entertaining show, but one particular segment stood out for me.  It wasn't a quintessentially Great Number, but it just tickled me richly for its utterly clever simplicity.



Alas, there was a glitch on the Prairie Home website, and all links and embeds to the song resulted in the wrong piece.  For inexplicable reasons, I went back to given it another try the other day, hoping maybe that they'd fixed the glitch.  But...no, they hadn't.



On a whim though, I tried another tact.  And it turns out that the video of the full medley exists, and it can be found on the site and on YouTube.



Again, this isn't a Brilliant Song.  It's just really goofy, fun and clever.  And making it all the more whimsical is that the group performing the medley is one of the show's guests, a very high-end, elegant, classical music choir, VocalEssence, led by the accomplished choral director Philip Brunelle..



The full segment is a "Beer Medley," but it's the first song that I'm referring to.



So, we take you back to the first day after Christmas last year...



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