Hello and welcome the dead pod for the week of February 15th 2008. This is a professor. I'm so glad you could join us this week

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Getting right to this week's show.

We're going to finish up this fabulous show from RFK

RFK Stadium. June 10th, 1973, we're going to hear the end of the

third disc and all the fourth. Okay, the whole third set, a very unusual third set in which not only does Merle Saunders and some of the

almond brothers come out, but the dead play some fabulous versions of some rare tunes.

I think you're going to enjoy this one.

I would pay a special attention to it takes a lot to laugh it takes a train to

cry which is pretty good. It's nothing to be of That's All Right Mama that follows it.

That's really great.

Then a little later on, Dickie Betts joins in with going down the road with Garcia,

and it's just a fabulous version. You can't get any better than that.

This goes into a wild, well it slows down a little bit into drums, but then it goes into a great, not fade away and a Johnny Be Good that just can't be beat.

Thanks again folks for picking us up.

This is a professor from Mighty Fine, 89, KOPN, Columbia, Missouri. So, Oh, I'm a man. Oh, and I, uh, waiting down the door

the door by the glass in the city. Oh, uh, uh, and. I ask me for a lot for the

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