I was born in the back seat of a Mustang Dan Benjamin's here. He's connected. I see how are you?

I was into a song from a Texas band. I won't be home no more.

Uh huh. Bow, bow, bow, bow, good, E minor. E minor is such a good chord.

Did you know they could use it as well? It's a simple chord. Obviously easy chord.

But you know, make all chords. No, it's not. What do you think is G?

Uh, wait, I can do this one. Well, depending on how you count it, I mean, you could,

you can hit the high four strings and that's technically I think supposed to be

some kind of fake ass nine chord. Oh yeah. It, you know what? I got to be honest with you, Dan.

I'm hoisted by my own pitar. I know we don't see that anymore. If I have not

taught people guitar because I don't know how to play guitar. But when I've shown people,

I've been like, take your pinky finger and your ring finger and put them here. And now you

just made one of the greatest chords. You know so much more about guitar than you did

a minute ago. And what I was going to say was when it picks own, you know, young, he's

not from Dallas, Texas like old 97s. He's from Winnipeg. He, um, he made great use of the

minor chord. Many of his classic 70 songs, those dirgy, you know, down by the river type songs,

you know, he minor. Hello, Calgaryl in the sound. And I'll Calgaryl in the, I'm not going to do it.

I can't do it. Can't do it. It doesn't call like Hello Darkness, my old friend. Hello,

darkness, my old friend. Hello darkness, my old friend. Is this place about to bend?

Are you doing? Are you doing happy Thanksgiving? To be on a buck, buck. Now what do you call it when

it's the last episode before rabbit rabbit? I don't know. I don't care. It's not a bit old 97s,

highly recommended. Uh, I made a, so Dan is a thing that I do. What do you do? I'll tell you what I

do. Tell me. May I, may I and then I'll throw to you. And this is, this is your wide open episode.

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