Good evening. good evening. I didn't quite catch that, but it'll do. Right, this is, as I'm prone to saying, this is one from way back, a long time ago.

Thank you. ah We've been to Tennessee too. Anyway, we need you to help us just like everybody needs it right? I mean everybody needs it. Even, even with a little bit of soul, right?

Everybody alright? Anybody who's asleep or hasn't got soul? Acompany the usherette, who came up here not long ago. Right now, um, hang on, can't here it, can't here it at all. I still can't hear it. We ah, we got an album coming out in about um, well the way it's going now, it could be anything between three weeks and ten years. Right, no it'l be out in about three weeks time, and we'd like to do a couple of tracks off it. This first one is an acoustic thing called That's the Way. So, if anybody's gonna shout, god bless them and all that, but hang on until the end of this number. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, Ed Sullivan. With John Paul Jones on Pete Townsand mandolin. We're gonna take a little time to tune up, in case you were...

Say when you can take it.

I hate to tell you, but John Paul Jones is known the world over for his famous whistling which we intend to feature on the fourth album. Right, Tat's the Way.

I'll tell you what I just realized. Last time we came here Guthie St. Marie was playing at a festival. Does anybody remember that? Seems like a long time ago, doesn't it? Meanwhile, right, well this is a thing, an instrumental featuring Jimmy Page on acoustic guitar, and this is ah a number ah obviously something a little more ah ah well I don't know, it could be anything. Anyway, right, this is called Bron-Yr-Aur. Jimmy Page.

John Paul Jones on organ. This is a track off of, thank you, both of you. What we're hoping to do is to get on that Saturday mornign childrens television program, like all good rock groups should. Thank you. This is a number from Led Zeppelin Three anyway. This is called Since I've Been Loving You, which is why we're here.