Good evening Cinncinatti. Well tonight we ah, well never mind what we're gonna do, we'll just do it.

Thanks um, right now we have ah, what would appear be a futile request, but I think it would make the concert that much better, and it's your trip. Can you stop? Can you just try and stand still cause it's very hard to concentrate, alright? Can you stand still? I bet you don't. A blues based thing, I guess this one might be from the same point way back.

Thank you. Now this is just what I was talking about. There's no need to go whoosh whoosh whoosh whoosh. Anyway, along the lines of the blues I guess sad songs, songs about hard times. Some hard times can be the best times. This is a blues featuring John Paul Jones on piano. Dig it.

We're gonna make a nice change first of all to bring Bonzo to the front of the stage. Say hello to John Bonham. A gentleman you seldom see up close. Some acoustic stuff.

This next piece ah, this next number features ah, probably the ah, most resounding drummer Rock and Roll has ever known. A childhood friend, and a man who once punched me on the nose. John Bonham Over the Top.

John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham.

This is in memory of more good times.

Cinncinatti, thank you very very much. You've been great. Good night. You ready?

Too much, too much. Thank you very much. We're certainly had a good time. I can feel it.

You're too much.