longest running independent labels his big not music is music minute is heard on d v r and w p r b among other stations and i was wonderful your colleagues at the d v r where we're kind of to announce that because i was listening to the station this afternoon i hate to come yeah so thank you so much really appreciate that and it's a weekly feature in the bucks county herald and he recently wrote his first book how to play the guitar in one hour i coincidence i have recently read my first book and it was i didn't mean to interrupt that's alright i julie i'm only the entertainment yeah i think the idea of the idea being that i wanted to share with you guys that the last band catman daddy and how great were they let's give them  they have a percussionist walt hake who has one of the greatest radio shows i've ever heard in my life and it's wednesdays with walt from nine to twelve on d v r in the morning great stuff now i'm going to do three songs tonight so i've built in some time to talk to you and the first thing i want to tell you is my wife and i played here someplace and also what i wanted to tell you was this first song which is the single off my new album i can't stop myself he couldn't stop and so do you still do that seltzer bottle routine when i'm done playing you come out with the rubber chicken and hit me and if you do i'm leaving now that this song yardsale has a punch line to it it's kind of an urban story and it's got a little thing at the end so i don't mind if you laugh uproariously at the end because that's kind of how it was built but to get you in the mood i'm going to tell you a joke tonight and this joke is not really political but just in the most general sense it is a candidate is running for office and he goes to a native american reservation to speak to the gathered multitude there and all through his speech there chanting only so he gets off the stage and the tribal leader the chief is walking him into his car and the candidate goes i thought it went pretty well don't you and the chief kind of shrugs i guess it went all right and he says the chief goes and by the way on your way out make sure when you get to your car you don't step in the  i was still man home on a saturday or friday night seein i had parties so hard the night before i couldn't tell you where right and when the sun came up on the suburbs like god's flashlight in my eyes i saw the little children the brand my wee excite it in their cries they say it again oh man this is radical i said show me what you mean and they said come with us and we'll take it was a yard sale there was a little boy play in rock stall with a vintage sunburst strat he said i bought this here for a dollar i said to him look at that in a little girl in a leather jacket said i got sale it was a yard sale on never mention the day that the children led me to my house i've been sober now as a circuit judge twelve years ago and on thirteen since the day my wife gave the neighborhood the best yard there it is there it is it's the song about  i was going to bring the seltzer bottle up i know him now john it's so great to see you again where's lynn is she downstairs she's workin you know she is such an mom was pregnant for ninety nine months she figured out so she wrote a song about that and she died one year ago thanksgiving day and so this great lady who is a prominent anti war  activist for much of her life and great influence on all of us and we had them over for dinner one night mom and dad bauerlein and i like to ask people what the all time favorite song is just a habit of mine so think about it i'll ask you guys later what yours is tom says the theme from the three stooges that says no i'm only kidding but  i asked my mom in law who was pregnant for ninety nine months what's your favorite song of all time mom she said i'm in the mood for love ok that explains a  and this is one of the songs  i don't know wh you appreciate that what have i been doing since the last millennium why did it take me so long to get back to this warm friendly environ well let's see we had a kid that explains that all the parents are shaking their head ok now we understand why you haven't been here chip he's ten years old his name is eli i'll bring him next time he takes after his uncle tom because he is very comedic in nature and i've been writing down the things that he has said for years now so i recommend to all parents and grandparents to do this write them down the bumper crop year is the age of five that's when the crop is really yet the best so when i was  five he was in the back seat of my p t cruiser and he abruptly ended the conversation by saying now if you'll excuse me i have a juice box to drink some folks at the lobby we live in point pleasant pennsylvania and we had a hospital bed delivered three years ago right after her operation and they called up at six o'clock at night and said we're on the river road we're in point pleasant but we're in the twenty seven hundred block and we live in the thirty five we have a road i said you're in point pleasant new jersey aren't you i said go home you're not going to make it to you won't get home till one o'clock in the morning i don't want you guys this day up  it all worked out and and he's completely healthy accurate so when he lie was five again this was the key year he got off the school bus coming home from kindergarten and he had a dazed look on his face and i said what's wrong and he said dad don't ever tell a girl she's not strong so you know what guys i got that made into a plaque and that is in our kitchen now i gave it to auntie for christmas a couple years ago thank you this is also on the new record and i will leave you with this little ta of one of my heroes one of the all time greats a man who was very blessed and yes i've written a song called chip immergut that's the name of this one now this is called blind willie blues it's about  blind willie johnson my hero and john wind guard was kind enough to do it debut this on his show music you can hear on the radio right right here in princeton thank you goes like this  from the time that he was five years old he was walking with the king born and raised in texas he could have sold his soul to play when he went down to the crossroads he chose to and everybody ought to treat a stranger right he wrote you're gonna need somebody on your  k now we got we got the next group here so we've got the next group with his wonderful name and they kind enough to give me a little pronunciation guy it is right ok is irish people and the band is a group of friends who love to play great traditional irish music and share it with their listeners from dance music jigs and reels and horn pipes to hauntingly beautiful airs and songs traditional and one of the mexico they also made their way into ireland and especially in the southwest of art is a particular region which just loves its purpose and so we're going to do we're going to cover some focus from that particular area of the world we're oh which is the irish for the black bird there's many different kinds of tunes with the name the blackbird this is some kind of set dance i guess and the second one is donald blue which is also a shetland tune as a by another you know thank you very much we got one more song for