Well well well. Good evening. It's very nice to be ah, good lord, it's very nice to be back in more ways than one.

Well, well that was something I guess the roots of that sort of music should be far more available to you people over in North America than to us cause it comes from, from the blues. This is also something that I guess also comes from around the same feeling in time.

Thank you very much. Right this next piece is ah, hang on a tic, wolves are three points ahead now Ben, now the next piece features John Paul Jones on piano, and ah, I guess it comes from the same place as the other ones.

Jimmy Page on guitar there. The doctor was played by Larry Badgely, and management was aranged by Peter Grant. This next, oh dear, this next piece ah, hang on, shh, hang on, let's talk about it, not let's not. The next piece features John Paul Jones on piano. No Quarter.

John Paul Jones piano, John Paul Jones. Well that was one from ah, that no doubt you've heard before. Now what happened to us was that we had two years suspended um, suspended practice, you might say, that you probably know about. We didn't tour for two years. This is our first time round for that length of time. What we've done is we've had a look at the ah, what we've done is we've had a look at some of the stuff that we didn't consider that we could do on stage before, and we're gonna have a go at it this time round. This is one of the tracks from, this is about the first love. The one that you never forget. Ten Years Gone.

Thank you. Well, as it is our wont, as it should always be everybody's wont to do a little bit ah, what we wabt to do is, I think, in about 1970, or 1971, when we came here when we were all babies we did an acoustic set, and what we're gonna do now is ah, we want you to help us through the 1977 acoustic set. This song reflects, I suppose, more than anything, more than anything else, an evening in England some seven hundred years ago. Just about the time that me and Bonzo got married.

The doctor was played by Larry Badgely. Well bring it back. We gonna have any more trouble with these monitors Robert? They're sounding a bit, there's not enough treble on the top. Well if that was about England then I guess this is about the good things in the United States. You remember the United States?

Some times it's terrible hard. Well this is starting to feel good man. We now wait with baited breath, the arrival of John Paul Jones's upright bass. This was purchased in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in England on a tour in 1969 for about eighteen dollars, and it serves its purpose. The doctor was played by Larry Badgely.

Let me take you there. At this ah, at this point ah, one of the ah, one of the few gentlemen staying in Cleveland who manages to wash my hair in 7up. A man who, childhood friend, sweet baby, always been the lover boy of the band. We're coming is and one hundred and twenty pounds, John Bonham. Over the Top.

John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. Over the Top.

Thank you very much. Achilles Last Stand. It's all there, it's all there. I guess this song really um, with the crowd being, it's such a nice good viby thing. Only one firecracker. That's great cause I can't understand why anybody should ever want to do things like that, but we've only had one tonight. That's so this, we gonna dedicate this song to the sort of attmosphere that I think we've actually achieved between us all.

Good night Cleveland Richfield. Thank you very much. You've been great. Good night.

Thank you very very much. It's been a groove Cleveland. Good night. Good evening. Well now it's been along time. I guess we should do a bit of stomping.

Push push. Good night. Thank you very much. Thanks a lot.