Hello and welcome the Dead Pod for the week of May the 28th 2010. This is a professor. I'm so glad you could pick this up this week.

This week we're going to bring you a show that is a result of a request by one of my listeners and it's a request that I'm happy to try to fulfill this comes

he made a request for the folks down in Nashville Tennessee who were having such a hard time recovering from what was a truly disastrous flood that occurred a couple weeks ago.

And he spoke about how listening to the dad helped him through these tough times and

in that he wondered if I could maybe play a show from

Nashville well the daddy didn't play Nashville a lot of times about three if I'm

correct in what I'm my research but one of those times was a really nice show that happened in October 21st of 1972.

And it was at Vanderbilt University. It was a free concert out on the lawn.

And you can read more about it on my blog dead show dot blog spot

dot com but um what we have of that show is an incomplete partial copy of the

second set and uh... starts off with He's Gone, Greatest Story Ever Told, Bird Song, trucking

into other one into Morning Dew and it's really a fine 1970 example of 1972 dead. I really enjoyed I think you will too and I hope those folks

down there are getting things back together I know it was truly a devastating

experience in our thoughts go out to them as well as to everybody down

the Gulf Coast and I hope you all have a speedy recovery soon.

Thanks so much for listening. This is a professor. I want to thank those of you who have

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