Leiper's Fork, Tennessee | Sean of the South

Sean of the South

Sean Dietrich

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5.0 • 546 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2021

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

An episode recorded at Garrison Creek, on the Natchez Trace Trail in Leiper's Fork, Tennessee, with special guest, Grant Ferris on the nylon string banjo and classical guitar. Sean tells a story to commemorate the life and death of Hank Aaron.

Transcript

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0:00.0	It's late in the evening
0:04.0	It's late in the evening
0:21.8	And I can see that radio light
0:25.9	And everybody gathers
0:29.3	And everybody'd rather be together
0:32.3	On a Saturday night
0:34.7	Plates on the table.
0:40.6	Sister and brother on my ride.
0:44.4	And everybody gathers and everybody'd rather be together on the Saturday night.
0:52.8	Well, you are listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host tonight.
0:55.7	Sean Dietrich, we're coming to you live in the podcast, airwaves, and radio waves all over
1:00.6	this fine nation from Leepers Fork, Tennessee, located along the Natchez Trace Trail.
1:07.9	With special guests tonight, Grant Ferris, classical guitarist
1:11.0	and nylon string bandjo extraordinaire.
1:13.6	The music for this episode
1:14.7	curated by WNC,
1:17.0	original music,
1:18.2	my buddy Ron Taylor
1:19.0	Skyers the nation
1:20.0	for the best music
1:21.0	you can listen to.
1:22.8	And that's no joke.
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