November 6, 1987

Review of Home Video Releases for Children and Other New Releases.

Ken Tucker reviews the new home video release titled "A Young Children's Concert with Raffi." Raffi is a singer of children's songs that adults find catchy as well.

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Fresh Air with Terry Gross, November 6, 1987: Interview with Colleen Dewhurst; Interview with Bob Brozman; Interview with Marshall Crenshaw; Review of the film "A Young Children's Concert with Raffi."

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November 6, 1987

28:22

Colleen Dewhurst on Being a Woman in Eugene O'Neill's Life.

Actress Colleen Dewhurst. She is currently starring as Eugene O'Neill's widow in the one-woman show "My Gene."

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Colleen Dewhurst

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November 6, 1987

07:10

Concert with Bob Brozman.

Guitarist Bob Brozman. He'll play two songs from the 20s, one a Fats Waller tune, on his National Steel Guitar.

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Bob Brozman

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November 6, 1987

10:01

Marshall Crenshaw on Playing Buddy Holly and John Lennon.

Rock musician Marshall Crenshaw. Best known for the songs "Whenever You're on My Mind," "Someday, Someway" and "Mary Jean," Crenshaw's new album is titled "Mary Jean and 9 Others." Crenshaw played the part of Buddy Holly in the summer's hit movie "La Bamba."

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Marshall Crenshaw

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Review of Home Video Releases for Children and Other New Releases.

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Other segments from the episode on November 6, 1987

Colleen Dewhurst on Being a Woman in Eugene O'Neill's Life.

Concert with Bob Brozman.

Marshall Crenshaw on Playing Buddy Holly and John Lennon.

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