Daddy's Guitar | Sean of the South

Sean of the South

Sean Dietrich

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5.0 • 546 Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2019

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

An old instrument, and the sentimental value it holds. Sean tells the story of the guitar he plays, and how he almost lost it. Music by the Sowell Family.

Transcript

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0:00.0	This episode of Sean of the South is brought to you by case knives, the tradition of my family dating back to my granddaddy, the fisherman the woodcarver, and the Southern Baptist who always said the best cure for idle hands is to build something.
0:13.0	So keep your hands sharp with a case knife.
0:15.9	There you are listening to Sean of the South.
0:18.5	I'm the host tonight, Sean Dietrich, and welcome to you live
0:21.1	with the podcast Airwaves
0:22.4	and the radio waves
0:23.3	all over this fine nation.
0:25.3	Man, we've got a great show
0:26.1	lined up for you here
0:26.9	this wonderful group of family.
0:28.8	You see behind me here
0:29.6	is the Salle family.
0:31.3	The family Sile, everybody.
0:58.1	Thank you. I wish I knew how many miles we raced our old bikes Up and down Dean Turner Hill
1:01.5	Back by supper time
1:03.5	We made up games and we built force
1:07.2	We knew the loss we had wars
1:10.1	Sometimes it don't seem that long ago
1:13.6	Playing down bad dusty ground road
1:19.3	Fishing in at Evvy's pond
1:24.0	Hunting deer in the squirrel
1:26.2	Through the window of dad's pickup truck
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