Hello and welcome to Dead Pod for the week of May the 25th 2007.

Hope you all have a fabulous Memorial Day holiday.

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

Tonight I'm going to bring you a one of the stronger shows from 1991. I'm going to bring

you the second set from Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York, March the 27th, 1991.

Bruce Hornsby sat out this show, and in fact the New York run of shows during this run, but it's

still a fabulous show, very tight, well played, and extremely well recorded.

It starts off with a great scarlet fire, leads into a very nice estimated profit.

Then it settles down a little bit for a few minutes and goes into a beautiful Uncle John's band.

I think you'll find the space and what's been called the Beam and Jerry space to be a perfect

setup for a great jam into all along the watchtower. Listen for Phil and Vince who really drive the band at this point. In fact, Phil Zone is very prevalent throughout this recording. I think you're really going to enjoy it.

After the watchtower, which is one of the best versions

of this year, the band goes into a beautiful Stella Blue and then a wonderful sugar magnolia.

I've included the great box of rain. and then a wonderful sugar magnolia.

I've included the great box of rain on core as well.

Thanks for picking us up this week.

This is a professor from the Mighty Fine 89, KOP and Columbia.

Thanks for your support. Oh, Oh, Sound was walking and running a square.

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