Cowboy Junkies: In their own words

NOTES:

Three mixes are provided, for flexibility. Tape time for 
the full mix is 4:18, including  :12 music tail. The "bleep" 
mix is identical to the full mix, except that the word "hell" 
is bleeped at :26 . A short mix is also provided, which 
will fit the new ATC cutaway. Tape time for the short 
mix is 3:18, including :12 music tail. There is no bleep 
in the short mix ; Timmins does say the phrase "what 
the hell is that?"

Add approx :45 for intro/outro

INTRO: 

Michael Timmins isn't your typical guitar hero. How 
many of those will admit to ferrying the kids around in 
a 1997 Subaru?

But Timmins' band, Cowboy Junkies, isn't  your typical 
rock band. They're a family act ... Michael's sister Margo 
is the lead singer. Their younger brother Pete plays 
drums. Old family friend Alan Anton plays bass.

As part of the series "Musicians in their own words," 
Michael Timmins described how he first realized his 
sister Margo had talent as a vocalist ...

TAPE IN:   "I always knew that Margo could sing ...."

TAPE OUT: Ends with :12 music tail Last spoken words: 
"...in this band still."

OUTRO: 

Michale Timmins ... guitarist and principle songwriter 
of Cowboy Junkies.
We heard from him as  part of "Musicians in their own 
words," produced by David Schulman and supported by 
the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.  

[Cowboy Junkies will be  performing on DATE at VENUE in CITY. ]


ALTERNATE CREDIT LANGUAGE, IF READ AT END OF HOUR:

"'Musicians in their own words'' is produced by David
Schulman and supported by the Corporation for Public 
Broadcasting."