Right, Alright. one two. It's a big drop tonight. Right, well you're going to get very warm instead of very docile. well we're going to change that so be prepared to take off you ties.

Thank you. Let's just hope you, let's get rid of that, let's hope we have reached an understanding with, with the electrical supplies up there. That doesn't mean that you can't take your ties off. Well this is something from a long time ago.

Everybody feel alright? We need your help now. I want you to do it a little bit louder. I can't hear you. A little bit louder.

Thank you. Has everybody gone asleep upstairs? Spotlight over there please. Spotlight, yes, there still awake. Are you alright? You got your popcorn? Right, We can't very well wake you up with the next number, but if you're on your way into dreams, maybe this will sort of disillusion you a bit. This is a thing from Led Zeppelin Three, whcih should be in your shops. Our drummer has got stuck with a bit of, ther he goes, there he goes. What a bit of diarhea can do. Very nice.

Wake up. It's nearly time to get up. This next um, this next number is an instrumental now. Living in Oklahoma, living in Tulsa, living in Tulsa, which is a good 24 hours away from ah ah we'd like to, or Jimmy'd like to play a number from the Welsch mountains, or about a place in the Welsch mountains. A little cottage wa up there in those films that you see. And this cottage has got a Welsch name which means the Golden Breast, and it's really, to see it you'd know what we were talking about. It's on the side of some beautiful hills, and there's all this spiel coming down the hills, and all that sort of thing. It's a beautiful, it's a beautiful, it's really a beautiful place, there's no two ways about it. And the Welsch pronunciation for Golden Breast is not it's, its called Bron Yr-Aur. You'll be hearing a lot more of that. You see what you have to do. It's a different tuning for this number, and you have to be sufficiently taken back to those mountains before you can get the tuning right.

And as this is Tulsa, we've got a problem now. But you've got a good thing going too. Let's just hope the drummer's OK. Alright, in all seriousness Jimmy Page, Bron-Yr-Aur. Jimmy Page.

Ladies and Gentlemen Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page. Wait, wait, why don't you listen? All that shouting out, you're gonna get very sore in the throat. It's not cool to shout. This is another thing from Led Zeppelin Three, featuring John Paul Jones on organ. Easy, easy , easy.

Why don't you sit down man? There may be some people engrossed in what's going on

John Paul Jones. Ladies and Gentlemen, John Paul Jones.

Thank you. Ladies and Gentlemen, from pure dynamite, we give you, on drums, ladies and gentlemen, John Bonham. Moby Dick.

How bout that? John Bonham. Ladies and gentlemen, john Bonham. Let's hear it for John Bonham. You feel alright?

Thank you very much, and good night Tulsa. Thank you. You feel alright? You got to be very cool because otherwise we're gonna see friends we don't want to see, right?

Thank you very much. Good night.