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Well, you are listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host today, Sean Dietrich and Man.

We've got a great show lined up ahead of here, coming to you, live with a podcast, Terrywaves, and the radio waves all over this fine nation.

I'm sitting in the studio with my guitar.

I've never done this, and I've always wanted to do this.

I always wanted to play music for the people who are good enough to listen to this

show, this mediocre show without any kind of compass or direction. We just turn on the microphone

and we go. And if you find yourself having to use the little boy's room in the middle of

recording, well, tough luck, which is where I am right now. We did a short, short rehearsal just to warm up the old voice, and then we hit record,

and now here I am, and I'm stuck before you, and I'm probably going to be playing everything

a whole lot faster than normal because of that immense pressure in my blighter,

so I will apologize for that.

But I'd like to play some good old songs for you.

I love old songs.

I love old things.

The guitar that I'm holding on my lap is a 19-19 stella guitar.

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