Hello and welcome to Dead Pod for the week of March 2nd, 2012.

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

This week's Dead Pod comes by way of a request from one of our very kind

listeners who requested a really nice show from that magical year in 1970.

This comes to us from February the 23rd 1970, Austin, Texas at the auditorium.

And while it's a partial show and it's got its share of cuts and mix-ups,

it's really worth listening to and I hope you enjoy it as much as I have this week.

It starts out cutting into, I know you rider,

into a really nice high time.

Then a little bit of Dyer Wolf.

And then it goes into an acoustic set with, of course, the famous Yellow Dog Story,

Monkey and the Engineer, little Sadie, me and my Uncle Black Peter, quite nice,

seasons of the heart into Uncle John's band, and then it goes back into some electric,

with a really fine not fade away, into good love and tease and then it ends on a

mason's children which unfortunately suffers a cut midway through it but still has a really nice

jam at the end. I think you'll enjoy this one. Thanks so much for listening folks. A dead pod is brought to

you by listener support and I want to thank all my fabulous listeners for their support of the dead pod. We couldn't

do it without you. Thanks so much for tuning in folks. This is a

professor and you're listening to the dead pod. The sun will shine in my back door some day.

The sun will shine in my back goes some some day.

But winds will go. All my troubles away.

All my troubles away.

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