[Spoken Word] All right boys, good job. Good job. Next up on the set list. What do we got? Let's bring Frank out so we can get some singing going. Uncle Frank, you want to come out? All right, uh Oh, watch out. He's a big guy. He's a big guy. Give him some room, fellas. (Laughter) Hey, I need a cigarette and a drink and a joint and a girl. Can can we get a nice lady my age? I'm 57. You know, anywhere from 40 to 60 over here, just somebody that's nice. I'm I just need some company. That's all. All right, here we go. It says, "Oh, you're a lounge-y guy. All you guys do is get drunk and sing weird songs. You never do any real rock and roll." Well, okay. Let's rip up those guitars. Both guitars, electric bass, pop up. Jump on the uh bassoon. And Craig, I really want to hear that Hammond B3 in this song. All right. I don't know why this is coming to mind, but let's do it on folk. [Verse 1] I'm thinking about St. Louis blues I'm thinking about those St. Louis blues That's down in the arch It's the river where they march, oh I'm thinking about those St. Louis blues [Chorus] Oh, when the saints Come marching down To New Orleans Say, St. Louis St. Louis blues Jam it on, boys [Verse 2] When the saints go marching down to New Orleans Say, St. Louis St. Louis blues [Chorus] Oh, when the saints come marching down to New Orleans Say, St. Louis St. Louis blues [Outro] I got those St. Louis Blues I got the blues All right, all right, all right
