Hello and welcome to Dead Pod for Thanksgiving Day November 28th, 2019.

This is a professor, I'm so glad to pick us up this week.

As is my usual habit on Thanksgiving, I want to bring you a set of acoustic music.

Hopefully this is a new one to you. It's one I haven't played before. It comes to us from

June the 4th, 1970. It's Fillmore West, San Francisco, California. Really fine recording.

It starts out with a monkey in the engineer. Then we get Deep Ellen Blues. A great version of Candyman.

Silver threads and golden needles, friend of the devil,

black Peter, a great Cumberland Blues, wake up little Susie, then they get

religion and do a swing low sweet chariot, and an Uncle John's band to close this acoustic set.

They have a couple of friends sit in and you'll hear that when it occurs.

Take this opportunity to thank you for your support of the dead pod for listening every week picking us up your kind emails and comments on our Facebook page and of course your financial support with that which we couldn't do this.

You make it worthwhile I really

appreciate it and I hope you enjoy this acoustic set and I hope you and yours have

a wonderful Thanksgiving. We'll see you back here next week. This is a professor and you're listening to the dead pod. And soo, So, Oh, Well, once I knew a preacher, preached the Bible through and through, he went down to the bellow now is preaching days of the room

who won't soon m, your daddy's got them deep in the blues.

Oh, sweet mama, your daddy's got them deep and the blues.

If you go down to deep and I'm blues,

if you go down to deep and, put your money in on there.

Redheads in the bellow,

don't give a man a chance.

Oh, City Mum,

And it's got them to keep their numbers. Keep their lumblers.

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