one two. Good evening. one two.

Thank you. Good evening. Nice one. It's very nice, I think, for all of us, to be back. It's been a few months, anyway. This is something we did the first night we ever came to San Fransisco. And we were all filling out our trousers, and setting a bit worried that Bill Graham. Anyway, it all worked out, so this is one from then.

Good evening. This one really needs, it needs you more that in needs us. Everybody get up. A little louder, come on. I can't hear you. I can't hear you.

Bring it on Home. Well, we got an album that is ah due for release in about three weeks time. Led Zeppelin Three, and we'd like to do a couple of things from it tonight. This firest one is an acoustic thing which requires to be sitting down, so just two minutes. I tell you what, give us , give us four minutes with no hoots alright? Cause it's. This is an acoustic, where we're trying to hear ourselves as well as him. This is a thing featuring John Paul Jones on mandolin. This is called, this is called That's the Way. So no talk for five minutes.

Thank you. Anyway, this next thing is an acoustic number as well, featuring Jimmy on guitar. It's a thing called Bron-Yr-Aur. Gron-Yr-Aur is the , the Welsch name, it's an expression meaning Golden Breast, and it refers to a little cottage in the Welsch mountains. It's so positioned that every morning, when the sun rises, the sun falls on it and gives it the Welsch appearanceat least of Golden Breast. When staying a few weeks there, or a few days there, with or without coyotes, ah is an experience that you ahev to put down musically. This is for the wild bunch. It's called Bron-Yr-Aur. Jimmy Page.

Let's hear it for Jimmy Page. Anyway, this is another thing from Led Zeppelin Three. It features John Paul Jones on organ. It's called Since I've Been Loving You. Right, we're going to get it on. We pray for your indulgence ladies and gentlemen. Tom Jones is next.

Once, about a year ago, we went to go see Elvis Presley. Right, and we saw all these American women who were really getting it on before he even got on stage. I'll think of something else as we go along. In the mean time, on organ, John Paul Jones. Ladies and gentlemen.

On drums, John Bonham. Moby dick, John Bonham.

Let's hear it for John Bonham. Come on, get loose, get loose. John Bonham, John Bonham. We're gonna wind up with something that goes a little like this.

Thank you very much. Thank you very much, amd good night. Thank you. Jimmy Page, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, and myself. Thank you.

Thank you very much. Good night San Fransisco.

Thank you very much. God bless. Good night.