Ron Tooley, Ravi Best, Clark Gaten, Thad Harrison, Eddie Manning, the disciples of soul, home, ain't nobody better. Come on, go ahead. All right, all right. Take five, boys. You earned it. I don't mean six, Manny. Don't get cocky. Hello, Andy. Oh, so you are wearing pants. Andy has it in his contract that every show he gets a chance to play his squeeze box. And this is the song he's chosen tonight. We've had such a good time this year, traveling with this great band. It's a special honor for me working with this gentleman right here, Mr. Loa Levinger. Absolute legend. A group called the Youngbloods back in the 60s. If you don't have that first Youngbloods album, go get it tomorrow. The man with a thousand instruments. And what have you chosen to play on this song? Ah, the mandolin. Ah, it's very Italian of you. It's a song about tradition. The grandparents of my generation, a lot of them came from Europe and brought with them tradition and watched it all disintegrate in America. We're not very big on tradition in this country. So this is a song written from the point of view of an Italian grandfather for all the Italian grandfathers in the house tonight.