Thank you very much. Good evening. I see that ah, since last time you seem to have changed the halls a bit. Whatever happened to that nice old place? It ain't knocked down cause we went past it. It's just got tin around the windows. I dock you for that man at the back there, and ah, this is one about a labradour who could never stop ah, he could never stop in general, but he took it much too far. He used to be a gun dog. He's what they call a pork dog now, and a Black Dog.

Thank you. We're just getting over Scotland, which was a, I think it was much better than California last time. Tha's not too far from here. This is what happens of you go through the ah, municipal park on a Sunday afternoon, and you bump into a Rizzler agent. You might laugh. I bumped into one on the way actually. Hang on, hang on, hang on. It's called Misty Mountain Hop.

ah We got another album coming out ah, sometime in the near future. It's been finished for a long time, but as usual, these silly record companies don't know what they do. Also, we've been very busy on the tour and all that. So anyway, it's deemed to come out in the next six months. In fact, in the next financial year. This is a track from it. A very spirited little song with references to school days, and gym slips. It's called Dancing Days. Steady, steady, steady.

As you listen to John Bonham's phantom singing.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the ah, last performance that we're likely to perform. I mean this is the very last one ah, for about a month, and this is another song off the new album. This is for whistling John Bonham, and it's called The Song Remains the Same, which is relative to us travelling alot.

Thank you very much. That was John Paul Jones and the Haille orchestra. Fantastic piece of machinery that John is. Here is ah, a police message. John Paul Jones.

Jimmy Page on guitar, John Bonham on drums, and young John Paul jones on bass.

Good evening. This is a song that works round to things like that in all practicalability.