really happy to be back here at college park sorry but on the wind even my hair tonight anyway welcome we're very happy to be back like i was saying we have missed you guys i'm just happy it's not raining ok we're going to start out with an elvis here we go here we go  eaten my hair the whole time everybody that's from our cd you will have available after the show tonight we will be taking a break we're just going to play straight through to eight thirty in the next song is called one hand loose six she had a great rockabilly voice we're going to do a song from her very first record with r c a this is the b side and what i love about this song is that janis herself wrote this song at age fifteen it's called drugstore rock  well it's called chance nightmare i'm just checking my tuning real quick well i gotta tell you last week or was it two weeks ago for the first time in twenty years i broke a string i know doesn't happen very often it takes a while for the new string to get kind of settled in with its new neighbors so in the course is i'm going to say it's a teenage book and you're going to say hey hey and then the whole whoa and then hey hey and then the whole whoa and then all together we'll say teenage bookie it's super easy you'll get it a guy named scotty more on the guitar and a guy named bill black an upright bass just like this one and they came down to some studio to try out this new guy in one thousand year old that nobody ever seen or heard of the name elvis presley he was there to try out for sam phillips so they tried to play everything they could think of that maybe sam would like and he didn't like anything so sam says why don't you boys take five i don't know if this is going to work out or not so he walked back to the control room left the we have no idea what we're doing why don't you post figure out where to start over on my record all right that's what happened monday july studio there was another tons of people record at some studio most of them you've probably never heard of but i know you all of heard a johnny cash song was actually written by miss jewett about her forbidden love for johnny we're going to do it right now here we go here i don't know already buddy holly thank you very much on the late forty's early fifty's there was a great singer gal singer by the name of charlene arthur she was signed to r c a by colonel tom parker a name maybe you've heard before she proved to be it maybe a little too much for r c a she was a little too wild and crazy she like to do or own thing and had the audacity to wear pants on stage she was out of control that's why she didn't last very long on the record label she was not a proper everybody that's all we're doing all right now couple you guys are warm enough out there i'm worried about you now i gotta keep movin going to stay warm let's play another elvis to you and that'll keep me moving are you guys remember the fifteen year old gal i was talking about the singer but never her name impress the guys with the fact that he knew all the words and all the chords to an eddie cochran song called twenty in light rock i think you also i think you're also a new avi bob a little but we don't know that one but we do know t no i don't know the words anymore no we don't have our horn section i just remembered that a new one on you know you much you don't have a good summer so far we are too many you know tomorrow at noon we gotta get up early and be down to kill me around noon we're going to play in parchment that's right the kind lee harvey i'm going to put them right on top of my set list if you lost your glasses look around folks or if your friend calls you later and says hey did i leave my glasses believe them with the city holiday when we leave but there's glasses right here are you guys having fun because i'm  thirty kids but we're thinking about one more what do you say