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Thank you. Good afternoon. Well, we'd like to do, we'd like to ah do a thing from the first album, as this seems to be the only time we're going to have a chance to do it this side of tomorrow. This is called Dazed and Confused. Thank you.

Thank you very much. We want you to put your hands together, and give us a bit of assistance. Thank you.

ah Dear me, we've been going all over the place and keep coming back, and um eventually will go into a studio and we've got nearly to the end of Led Zeppelin Three. This is ah, Thank you, you're bright and awake. This is a track called Since I've Been Loving You. It features John Paul Jones on Hammond organ. Now bring a trumpet, nice one.

Thank you. Hey listen, you've been keen. It's making it rather difficult for him to tune up. Featuring John Paul Jones, the first time where he rips away on his own. Rip on man, rip it up. He's well on his way to ripping.

Thank you. We're gonna do something a little different, if I can remember the words. You're gonna have to hold off on the trumpet for half a minute mate, just for half a minute. This is really a medley of all the famous Lonnie Donnegan tunes, all the really good ones. This is basically for John Bonham.This is called The Boy Next Door, for want of a better title.

Thank you. I don't know what to say. Well that was the first time.

Thank you very much. Ta. Thank you. We'd like to feature, Thank you, we'd like to feature on drums John Bonham. Moby Dick, John Bonham.

Let's hear it for John Bonham. John Bonham John Bonham Moby Dick, John Bonham John Bonham. Well this is a thing, and it goes on and on and on, and it's called How Many More Times. Thank you. Everybody smile. We're gonna finish with How Many More Times, but before we go, I want to introduce, anybody who doesn't know Led Zeppelin. On bass, and Hammond organ, John Paul Jones, John Paul Jones. On drums John Bonham, lead guitar Jimmy Page, and myself Robert Plant.

Thank you very much. Thank you very much England. Nice one. Thank you. Good night. We want you to help us, are you gonna help us? Are you ready?

Thank you very much. We'll see you again. Thank you. Good night. Everybody feel alright?

Thank you. Thank you. You are too much, really.Thank you. We'd like to, I'd like to say just a couple of things. We, we've been playing in America a lot recently and we really thought that coming back here we might have a bit of a dodgy time, but we're starting to get a bit ah. There's a lot of things going wrong in America at the moment, that are getting a bit sticky, and what not, and it's really nice to come to an open air festival where there's no really bad thing happening, and everything has carried on peacefully. It's really nice. I heard on the news last night, on the television news, a geezer who works the petrol pumps in Shepton Mallet said something like Shepton Mallet would never be the same, but I think it's just added to everything that's here does that a little bit every now and then. As I can't light me cigarette.

Thank you very much. God bless you. Good night.