TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE

PROMO FOR           "My Musical Life"
*"Art is a more trustworthy expression of God than religion."  That's a
line from Rosanne Cash's new memoir, "Composed."  In this hour of To the
Best of Our Knowledge, Rosanne Cash talks about following in the
footsteps of her father, country music icon, Johnny Cash, and how she
found her own artistic voice. Also, Rob Sheffield talks about "Talking
to Girls About Duran Duran."


PROGRAM RUNDOWN:   "My Musical Life"

0:00 - 18:58        SEGMENT 1: (18:59)
            Rosanne Cash is the daughter of country music legend
            Johnny Cash, but she's forged her own very successful
            career in music.  In addition to fourteen albums and
            eleven number one singles, she's written essays and
            fiction.  She talks with Steve Paulson about her latest
            literary effort, a memoir called "Composed."
            
            Segment One Outcue:  "...PRI - Public Radio
            International."

18:59 - 19:28  LOCAL OPTION with music bed (:29)

19:29 - 30:14       SEGMENT 2: (24:59)
            Diederick Van Eck grew up in the shadow of the Van Gogh
            Museum in Amsterdam, and has always been fascinated by
            the colors and textures of van Gogh's paintings.  Now
            he's created a CD called "Van Gogh by Van Eck: A Musical
            Journey in the Heart and Sould of Vincent Van Gogh."  He
            tells Jim Fleming about his inspirations.
            
            Segment Two Outcue:  "...PRI - Public Radio
            International."

30:15 - 30:44       LOCAL OPTION with music bed (:29)

30:45 - 53:00       SEGMENT 3: ()
            Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale were art students in
            the 1970s when they formed a different kind of rock band
            called "Devo," short for "de-evolution."  Now this hugely
            successful band of the 70s and 80s is back with a new
            album.  To the Best of Our Knowledge producer Doug Gordon
            talked with Devo co-founder Gerald Casale about the
            return of Devo.  Also, music journalist Rob Sheffield has
            a new book out remembering his fascination with Duran
            Duran.  He tells Anne Strainchamps about "Talking to
            Girls About Duran Duran: One Young Man's Quest for True
            Love and a Cooler Haircut."
            
            Segment Three Outcue: PRI Audio Logo


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