Good evening. ah I said good evening. That's better. Oh well, in England, where we come from there's a term.

Thank you very much. I guess this is somebody's idea of the English gentleman, but that we are not. Well this was another thing that was based, like the last number in the ah, I guess the American folk blues herritage that you should be so aware of. This comes from an album just a little way back.

When we kiss my hearts on fire, burning with a strange desire. I beg your pardon. Keeping in a blues ah.

Piano. It's called No Qaalude, I mean No Quarter.

It's about the first love. The love you never forget. Ten Years Gone.

He also wears white socks, childhood friend. Right, so this is ah, this is a song that ah, takes us back to England, and takes you with us for a while.

John Bonham on tamborine.

I got the flower now, I need the hair on the chin. It's really nice to do acoustic stuff because it breaks the ah, dancing days are here again. Well Lone Ranger and Tonto were riding down the line. fix everybody's troubles, everybody cept mine. Somebody must have told them that I was doing fine. John Paul Jones on standup, standup bass. Dancing days are here again.

Spot the Looney.

Achillies.

There's life in the old dog yet.

Thank you very much. Good evening. Oh dear, oh dear. John Bonham. This song is basically about a motor car, but it's got nothing to do with cars, just moving parts.