I don't know what to say. It was a long drive down from Birmingham. ah We'd like to continue with something ah, off the new, the Led Zeppelin two thing, that's been running into a lot of difficulties just lately. Nevertheless, it should be out in a couple of, a couple um, well I don't know what to say. This is a number from it anyway. It's called Heartbreaker.

Do a little bit of tuning up. Yeah um, we, We'd like to do something that um, was written by Willie Dixon. It was on an EP um, you might have ever got. It was quite natural when they did that Rhythm and Blues label. It's called Muddy Waters Twist, and this is a track off it. This is called You Shook Me.

This is a thing from ah, the second album, that we fiddled about with in a bar in Vancouver. If you've ever been to Vancouver, it's something like um, let's see, ah if you ever get lucky, don't go to Vancouver. This is a, I can't tell you about without a tent whistle. Anyway, this is a thing that John Peel said people were having a lot of trouble getting into, and Liverpool wound up beating the wolves, and this is called, But What is and What Should Never Be.

It's called How Many More Times, and they won't let us do it on the radio. I'd like to ah, introduce Led Zeppelin again, and again, and again. On bass guitar and Hammond organ, John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. John Paul. King John Paul Jones. Our precussionist, John Bonham. John Bonham on drums. Lead guitar, Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.