Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. Good Evening from Led Zeppelin. That was a little thing from, from Garnet Mimms. Right, that's true. ah We're gonna carry on ah, with a thing from Otis Rush. One of our favorites, I think. This is called I Can't Quit You Babe.

Thank you very much. That was a thing called I Can't Quit You Babe. The ah, this is a thing off of the album we've got out now. It's called Dazed and Confused.

Thank you very much. Thank you very much indeed. That was a bit called Dazed and Confused. ah We're gonna carry on with a thing, this is a thing from the album. Originally it was from Muddy Waters. This is a song called You Shook Me.

Thank you very much.

How bout John Bonham? John Bonham on drums. John Bonham. John Bonham. We're gonna carry on ah, with a thing originally from Joan Baez. It's called Babe I'me Gonna Leave You.

Thank you very much. Thank you. That was called Babe I'me gonna Leave You. Right now we're gonna play ourselves out. We're gonna finish with a thing. Let's say that Willie Dixon said something about doing a thing like this. This is called How Many More Times. Thank you. At this point ah, I'd like to introduce Led Zeppelin to you. On Bass guitar and organ, when it comes along, John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. On drums, John Bonham. John Bonham. Lead guitar, Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.

Thank you very much. Good night from Led Zeppelin. Thank you. (Zeppelin leaves then returns to stage) I really, you know, I can't say anything else except for the ah, right now Jimmy's broken a string and before that we're gonna finish with another thing for you.

Thank you very much. Good night, that was Communication Breakdown.