part of my fundamental fun employment tour have been on for the last four years anyway i'm a little nervous this is my first time here to caffie half improv so you got to make me feel real welcome real at home if you  those are two things i it's called pink tornado song on the radio and to make a show but as soon as i got out on the street i says hello but my server added again sure there isn't an out of me underwear take it for a map i fancy they have charted oh the little bit off the top when you look as though your mom but still you can't come flying you've been letting your head hang over the bed isn't it a shame for every night when i get tight mice they do the same well i sed all a couple this morning trying to cool their brains it was just out with their tongues hanging a closet some princeton are waiting for me to clots it's a princeton or practically free rummage sale day it's the place to be with nearly new clothes that are practically free clothes that do sparkle and give your heart flight clothes that create daylight i thought of offering shape which is quite the style same only about three years late i like to wonder where each dresses been and did the long blue dress snobbish to staying well somebody else and are they still happy then where are they now i wish someone that i meet on the street would tell me her dress is perfectly need but she'll never say cause that's not to scary she'll pass me and then look down at her feet i guess he has his will never be plain but i'd like to know them both us the same closets this is the one for well to travel is his right and i say there's one can do this one and it about two weeks after nine eleven happened we did this performance like over in one of the areas right around new york and they were right near new york city in the trade tower and i guess people were saying well you know you shouldn't live to new york city it's definitely a tax on him somebody bound to do that and i just had the feeling that they'd been told enough of that and when we got there and did a few songs i did new york new york i'm telling you they could not hear it nuff and i didn't know it too well at the the instruments and the nice thing well one of the nice things about them is you can put money in your purse and while you're someplace sort of alone or you could be alone rather actually i remember a hundred years ago when i was still working i dreamed up that tune that fast hit the end at work and i like having to work for another couple hours and i'm trying to sing it not forget it because i knew i needed to put it down on well well certainly play that harmonica just beautiful so i doing one poem and i'm very grateful to be here just to explain a little bit about the poem very quickly and the reason for it in sept and late september end of september of this year an act of prejudice happened right in front of me didn't happen to me i didn't know the person it happen to and i did not know the person it was that was doing it but i said something and i had to say something i would never let anything like that go in front of me because if i did then i'd be as responsible and i hope everyone would think that way as well as thanks but afterwards my heart hurt and when i went  home i wrote a few words down then i went to bed when i woke up this is what i wrote this is the poem i wrote or ice like to say it wrote me it's called taking a stand with lady lady liberty stands tall lit torch in hand welcoming all from every land america's porch light a symbol for all that's good and right warmly guiding the way for those to stay the doors open no need for a key offering a lie and a home to be free sadly there are some  hearts and minds are closed and opposed to her mission blinded by fear of those who are different and able to see the human condition thankfully the universe is of thought and deed and so for many who are in need lady liberty stand strong against all the wrongs yes we must be careful to protect all that is  but locking the door and giving into fear is not the path to follow this can only leave america empty and hollow we are rich and enbridge by the freedoms we share and so we must care when we have we must give a safe home to thrive and live showing our grace america the beautiful your home your thank you yes just met the most eclectic show that you will ever know just about his music spans the breath of songwriting from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries singing with a deeply moving there a pace voice just mouse play songs in an acoustic style that encompasses the blues classic country music folk rock and opera a highly anticipated new album is due out in december so he's got a website at just mouse music dot com in the twitter site of twitter dot com slash just mouse music so is pretty new it's called song in my head this next song is a song called probably a lot of you have heard it it has not ceased to be relevant and i don't think there's any more appropriate place to play it and this building and this town that you can just write me it's got my email address and like i can't figure out this download code thing and i will send you the file or whatever  more here about talking about pete mcdonough he has been studying and performing fingerstyle acoustic blues for more than forty years his recent projects include writing biographies of twenty five blues legends for woody mans complete acoustic blues guitar method and presenting acoustic guitar workshops at the twenty sixteen new jersey folk festival he regularly appears throughout the region and will soon be included in the southside sunday nights a c thank you all for coming out there are people here i didn't expect to see played he played sort of body dance stuff and then in that one nine hundred thirty she came up to new york city nine hundred thirty two he came up to new york city with a friend his name carter armin tear chatman case he knew his real name it a bunch of body tunes and then all of a sudden reverend davis having moved to new york you found god happens to people when they move to new york and after that he just had spiritual tunes so this is one of his  carter was in the mississippi sheiks before he came up and he and the two of them recorded thirty six tunes together about carter we recorded a couple hundred tunes and all of them were dirty he was known as the master  single entendre here i saw the taste of cuba place and it reminded me of a tune called the tampa blues and it was inspired by watching the perfect commercials you know the commercials that come on around christmas and downtimes day and the woman slides down the golden things can't tell what they're advertising but but you wish you had some and they had this clearly american woman getting into  exotic sportscar you know that's where this comes from so blind willie mctell was born in atlanta he wrote the georgia rag atlanta rag baby must be love gamblers blues he was known as the king of the twelve string guitar players although there are lots of kings apparently you may let me wrong why  crawling up on a wall