Hello and welcome to the Dead Pot for Thanksgiving 2018.

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

As is my usual practice, I decided to bring you the Dead Pot a day early on Thanksgiving

and bring you an acoustic set of fine grateful

dead music to enjoy on this holiday. It starts out this week we're going to bring

you the show from the set from September 27th, 1980 at the

Warfield Theater in San Francisco, California.

It's a partial.

Most of it is soundboard and sounds really good.

It starts out with a little bit of cut into Jackaro and that's an audience

version but still sounds nice. Monkey the engineer follows it must have been the roses. Dark

hollow a nice bird song and even nicer to lay me down on the road again.

Oh, babe, it ain't no lie and it closes with ripple which has a little bit of cut at the end.

But nevertheless I hope you enjoy it.

I hope you have a very fine

Thanksgiving holiday with those near and dear to you and let me express my thanks to you

for listening to the dead pod picking me up and for your support I greatly appreciate it have a great

holiday folks hope you enjoy this this is a professor you're listening to the

dead pod Thank you. Oh, I'm going to take her shot in a dress and man's brain.

You can't show you dress and men's rain.

Keep coming from the person. You can't pay yourself away. So you can pay yourself away.

You can go to go.

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