Hello, I'm Oakland Deadpot for the week of March 28, 2025.

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

This week we're going to continue with the great second set from the band's performance at the Utica Memorial Auditorium, Utica, New York, March 22nd, 1973.

It was a Thursday night.

Set two starts out with Big River and then wave that flag. Of course, the precursor to U.S. Blues.

Me and my uncle fellows and then we get into the real heart of things with a nice herecome sunshine, a beautiful trucking into a nice long other one into a nice long eyes of the world.

Some great jamming in those three. There's even some tiger in there, if you listen

closely. It goes into a beautiful china doll. Then Sugar Magnolia closes the set. They do a double

encore, but we only have one on tape, which is one more Saturday night. They supposedly did a Casey

Jones, but that's missing, so we can't share that. But I'm sure there's plenty here to make you smile.

We hope March goes out like a lamb, and I hope you're doing well.

So thanks for picking us up this week and for your support of the Deadpod, because I couldn't do it without you.

This is a professor.

You're listening to The Deadpod.

Thank you. You're listening to be a lot of them. We are going to play. I'm gonna be. I told that we've been welcome, had a cry, cry, cry, tall clouds out of the cover of a clear, clear sky.

Tears I cried for that woman, gonna fight you a big river big river I'm forcing right here until I die

I'm bitter accidentally in St. Paul, Minnesota

tore me out every time

I heard her draw that southern job

Then I heard my dream

with that downstream the board in Davenport

And I followed you,vik River when you call

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