Chad, Deli Barnes, America.

So, I did say last week that the next episode would be in two weeks and that is true.

Shimon and I are working on episode seven as we speak, but consider this a bonus because

during the course of producing and recording this series, we collected a lot of music.

A lot of people came in and performed songs for us. Actually, a lot of people we were

interviewing suddenly broke into song and we ended up having a lot of music and we've been

getting a lot of emails saying play more music. Okay, so here we go. In this bonus EP,

I'm going to present to you guys some of the musicians that we encountered, most of whom were

interpreting Deli's music a bit later. I'm going to play you selections from a live event

that I hosted that was loosely inspired by the series and by the music in the series.

But for the moment, I just want to play you some stuff that people have asked for,

starting with, well, you know, last EP we did episode six about Joline.

We featured a guy named Justin Hiltoner playing a song, his song Silver to Exit wasn't his song.

It was an old British ballad that he heard Dolly cover on one of her bluegrass albums that became

very important to him. It's a song called Silver Dagger and he played that. We had a lot of people

asked to hear the whole thing. So here it is. And I'll tell you when he first played this song for

us, it stuck so deep in my head. Maybe we would want to reset for that. Yeah, let's reset for that.

Okay. So you don't have the two mics and everything. Justin was recorded by Tasha Lemley.

All right, here's Silver Dagger.

Don't sing love songs. You'll wake my mother. She's sleeping here right by my side.

In her right hand, here's a Silver Dagger.

She says that I can't be your bride.

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