Arigato. Tonight, tonight, you will be happy, and so will Phil Carson. This is a, this is indeed a pleasure, and a wonderful, we came from Hiroshima yesterday, and ah, your glorious train was really far out. Long big train, with many sleeping, and things like that, and such. Good milk. And so we're in top spirits, and ah, to avoid anymore bullshit, we'll go straight on. This is called Since I've Been Loving You.

Arigato. I have a terrible problem with my shoes nightly, keep coming undone. We ah, tonight you will be more than happy. Thank you. This is one from many moons ago. It's called ah, no I'll leave you to guess. Mr Jones? Good evening. Right on. This is ah, in about three weeks time, we have a new LP coming out, the fourth album, and ah, this is one of the tracks from it. It's called Black Dog.

Wait, ah , this is one from about the same time as that. John Paul Jones.

Give a great and most honorable pleasure. Far out, um, this is another track off the fourth album, and this ah, takes on an entirely different mood, and ah, it's called Stairway to Heaven.

Arigato. Good evening. You are too quiet, much too quiet, dishonorably quiet, it's not cool. Not far away to the east.

Yeah, thank you. Thank you. um This, this next song is another one from the fourth album, and ah, this is a, no it's got nothing to do with it at all man. No, no listen, you've got to wait. It's no good saying that. That's all you know in English. I know a little bit more, you see? And this is off the fourth album, and it's a sitting down one. I've spoken more English here than I ever did in America. So this is called Going to California, which is California being ah, somewhere between here and the lost continent of Atlantis, and ah the British isles. Nevertheless, some people go there. In fact, in California, was a place called San Fransisco, and San Fransisco was a, I mean ah, it was a wonderful place to go. Going to California.

Thank you.

Hang on, whoa, whoa.

Good evening. It's our most honorable pleasure, ladies and gentlemen, it's your old friend, for a summer season, John Bonham. Moby Dick.

John Bonham. Moby Dick. Let's hear it for John Bonham. Good evening.

Phil Carson, and Clive Coulson on vocals.

Good night, and arigato.