Well, can you hear it? We're gonna do a song about, about a labradour who's nineteen years old, and used to go out to boogie with us to a neighbors labradour, and because of his age, he could just about make it to see here, and boogie, and he couldn't get back home again. So we used to carry him back, and ah, that's why we called it Black Dog.

Thank you. Good night. Right, after three I want you all to smile. Three. Alright, that's better. Mr PA man. This is ah, this is an old love song. It's called Since I've Been Loving You. Just a minor problem with the ah, keyboards, and tonight the problem is cool.

This is something new. It's not that new. It came one evening. Thank you. This is called ah, Stairway to Heaven. Must have been a good night.

Everytime we sat down to do something acoustic. So we're gonna sit down. This next song is ah, is a sort of a, Jimmy came to Americaa long time before I did, but ah, I think the first timewe came here was, but the group's been playing here for years now which makes us all old age pentioners. When we came San Fransisco was a place that really bowled me over coming from England. Thaere was a feeling about the place that ah, was foreign to any place outside of America. Anyway, it spread throughout the world really, and that's what keeps you there, and everything else. San Fransisco was really the first place I felt it properly. So this is Going to California.

Thank you. Thank you very kindly. This ah, this is a song that I don't know about that, but this is a song that relates, in my imagination at least, to the golden days, before England was England. When it was all broken into little places like Westminster, Mercy, and ah, the feeling of Chivalry was still in the air and King Arthur used to ride around, or walk around, doing good deeds, and there was a general good feeling about the place. That's a very soft way to put it of course, ah this is a song that really brings it to mind.

At this point, the spotlight goes onto our precussionist because he's about to sing. It's the biggest deal since the motor car. John Henry Bonham vocals. This is a song about ah, this is one for Dion anyway cause I heard he was absolutely incredible the other day, and Dion and the Belmonts that is. This is about a dog with blue eyes. It's got nothing to do with Dion. You can help us too.

This is a song of love again.

Thank you.

Thank you very much. Good night. Good evening. Right.

Thank you.

Good night. one more.

Good night.