Good evening Maryland. Good evening. Well thank you very much. It's very nice to be back here yet again. I believe here in the United States it's a holliday weekend, yeah?

Thank you. This is a song that ah, took it's origins, I guess initially from the Southern States of the United States of America, long before we were a twinkle in our great great grandfathers possibilities.

Good health. Seems like another time and another purpose, doesn't it?

Jimmy Page guitar. This is a piece that features the ivory keys of John Paul Jones. It's called No Quarter.

John Paul Jones piano, John Paul Jones. This piece is ah, regarding the affairs of love long gone. In fact, Ten Years Gone.

Songs come from all sorts of effects and experiences that hit you along the way. It could be Fabian, and it could be Frankie Avalon. It could be Tom Jones or it could be the area that you live in, and this next song is ah, an attempt for us to take away from the electric towards the acoustic side of things, and give you some king of, some kind of musical pictures of the lands that gave us a lot of inspiration, our homeland. A least this song does. So take yourself back to a holliday many many years ago when impending doom was possibly just around the corner. A bit like yesterday, and the days when the P.A.'s did not feedback.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Alittle piece of history waas just, alittle piece of history was just made. John Bonham finally sang on stage after nine years. That was sort of an awake version of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. This is a song, but we need more guitar in the monitors, and no firecrackers please.

There's Jonesy with an upright bass. So he managed to get a three legged instrument and an upright bass.

Oh do you know how it feels? Well that was a piece, I think it's pretty much ah, a sign of the way we're gonna be moving in time to come, musically, or at least by boat or by plane, or car, or foot. This ah, this next piece features one of the more prolific time keepers. For your entertainment, on his wonderful Harley, John Bonham Over The Top.

John Bonham. John Bonham.

Achillies Last Stand. I got no monitors at all. I can't hear a thing. I guess in fact I don't even guess, I know, this song gives us a little bit of strength sometimes when we're down. This is for you. Happy Holliday.

Maryland, thank you very much. You've been great. Good night. Good evening. I said good evening.

Thank you very much Maryland. Good night.