Dead Show/podcast for 4/12/13

The Deadpod

John Henrikson

Music, Arts, Performing Arts

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2013

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

This week we get to move on to the second set from April 12th, 1982 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale NY. I think you'll agree that this is one of the more interesting and well played sets of the Spring '82 tour.. it starts off with Man Smart, Woman Smarter - an usual choice given that they opened the show with Iko, Iko.. then Jerry moves into a Sugaree which is clearly one of the best of the year.. and also in an unusual second set location, this one clocks in around 14 minutes and is quite a pleasure to listen to.. Listen to Bobby on the the Estimated that follows, also unusual :) .. Stella Blue is a fine version and the Sugar Mag is a nicely moving one.. You certainly won't hear a Satisfaction encore too often! :)

Hope you enjoy this week's Deadpod..

Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY (4/12/82)

Man Smart/Woman Smarter Sugaree Estimated Prophet Uncle John's Band drums The Other One Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Satisfaction

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Also note: this week the metadata on the mp3 file is missing - this is because I ran out of room on my hosting service quota... Sorry! Luckily I was able to just squeeze this second set in!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Dead Pod for the week of April the 12th 2013.
0:03.6	This is a professor, I'm so glad to pick us up this week.
0:06.4	This week we get to hear the second set of a interesting show that took place back
0:10.5	in April 12th, 1982 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York.
0:17.0	Quite a nice second set we get to hear this week.
0:19.6	Very unusual, it starts out with Man Smart Women Smarter, so both sets start out with this sort of
0:24.9	Mardi Gras themed music into one of the best sugarys of the 80s. This is really a
0:30.1	fine version. Takes an unusual second position, but Jerry jams it out about
0:35.1	14 minutes and I think you'll find it's quite unique and very pretty. That goes into a very
0:40.5	unusual estimated profit. Bobby plays around with the vocals a bit and I think
0:46.9	you'll find it's quite unusual. That goes into Uncle John's band, then drums in space,
0:52.4	and then an unusual other one into a very pretty
0:55.7	stellar blue.
0:57.6	The set stops with, or ends with a, uh, quite a nice sugar magnolia.
1:04.0	They come back for a very unusual encore as well, which is the stone's satisfaction.
1:09.0	Quite a fitting end to an unusual second set, very interesting one and quite well played I think you'll enjoy Jerry throughout
1:17.3	Thanks so much for picking us up this week. I want to thank those of you who are able to support the Dead Pot and encourage those of you who might be considering it to do so.
1:26.6	I could really use your sport and I really appreciate it.
1:29.6	Thanks again for picking us up and I hope you have a very as happy as possible tax weekend and
1:37.0	see you back here next week. Thanks again. This is a professor you're listening to
1:41.0	the Dead pod. Oh, well, I'm going to be.
1:53.0	Oh, yeah. oh, oh. Oh, well.
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