We're going to take y'all back. They had a special kind of song to help them push the work along. They'd always use the rhythm of the old Evo. And don't you know that something happens when they swing into the snap of a rock. Chattanooga, shoot, shine, boy. They gave them all that rhythm. They rode with them. That was the first of the blues. Charleston, Charleston. Destiquette, those white boys are jazzy, snappy. Sing, sing, you're in a big bar band. I dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair. And there's no place like home. Mammy, pappy, waiting for me, praying for me. I mean, I've been wondering how you know to find a good old record. A good old record I could dig to hear. But clearly these days, they just don't make them. Some folks break them just to spite me. You know that they've taken my memory lane and made it a six lane freeway. Telling me, baby, it's the way to fly. Well, I know when I'm beat, gotta go take a sleep. I'm going where I'm better known. I mean, Lord. Oh, songs. Oh, songs. I haven't bought a car. I want a new car. Oh, songs. Solid. Oh, songs. They gave me very well. Into my yard they go over a farm. Now, brother, you can't try to tell me you like new songs. I better try to know. I know that I never, never, never had one of them yet to stop me. I know that I never had one of them yet to kill me. You can't hold down Jeannie. We love you. I'm glad to be with you. The gold of the day. Now, there's a song that really says the things I want to say. There's been a lot to me that really got to me when I was younger. You and I, we're on the phone. We're very long gone. Still, there's a tune in the song for you, so I'll sing along. It's what you know you know. It doesn't mean a thing to me. No more, no more, no more. I'm glad to be with you. You and I, we're on the phone. We're very long gone. Still, there's a tune in the song for you. I'm glad to be with you. Oh, I'm glad to be with you. I'm glad to be with you. You know, we had the pleasure of seeing you on a television show. Yeah? One of the original Andrews sisters. Patty Andrews taught us this song. Yeah. By me if it's a shame Oh, let me explain By me if it's a shame Means that you're blind By me if it's a shame It's such an old refrain And yet I should explain It means I am begging for your help I could say it better, better Even say it better If I read the language Oh, let me tell you How grand you are I tried to explain By me if it's a shame So kiss me and say you understand Come on, Chicago! Go, go, go, go, go Sonic, go, go, go, go I'm reading a melody Don't you see that's what you need No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Can't you see me like my sister can Yeah! applause Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. applause Thank you all. You're great.