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The Michael Vary Show is on the air. Oh, Jeff and Brother Bill and Patty and Sharon and the rest of you hang tight.

I'll get you in just a moment, but on the black line, Fred from Baton Rouge,

the 225, you're up.

Hello Mr Berry.

Yes sir, Fred.

Yeah, I was just calling to talk about a little bit of music I guess I'm sure you know the song man of

constant sorrow yes he was played in that in that crazy movie but did you know that there was a rock version of that song?

This was a Sagi Mountain Boys? What is it? Sagi Mountain Boys? Yeah. Sagi

bottom boys. Yes, I do. Who did it?

The Charm City Devils.

Okay, is it a good virgin?

Oh, I think so. I mean, when I first heard that I lost my ever love and mind. You know I have a theory Fred that two-thirds of the people that know that song know it because of the movie

O Brother Where Art though which was really good for it for sure. Really good for that. You got it Ramon?

All right here we go hold on Fred.

I haven't heard this.

It's kind of swamp rock feel to it. And I'm in the way of New Kentucky.

And it went kind of industry.

The place where I was born in a breeze

the place where I was born in a breeze

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