Good evening Oklahoma. That's a nice and warm reception. I think we'll just keep playing.

Thanks a lot. That was ah, sort of a blues. a blues based thing. We're gonna do another thing that comes really, comes from America. It's from an album from some time ago called Physical Grafitti.

Thank you. It's kind of warm, yeah? I guess it's about time I apologize for the fact that we didn't come here at the correct time before, but not only did we not come here at the correct time, but this is about the second gig that we've worked in nearly two years, right? We're gonna have to take it slow.

Jimmy Page guitar. You can tell that we're just getting used to, can I take this home with me? Little time in the change over. Here's one that features the ah, silent, but um, the coy gentleman in the group, John Paul Jones. No Quarter.

John Paul jones piano/ Well before this ah, before we decided to come and stick our neck on the line we did some rehearsing and we thought, rather than keep everything totally electric, I mean, electric, electris, we'd sort of vary it a little bit like way back in the sixties. So when Jonesy's ready he's gonna pick up an acoustic twelve string. Here's a song off Physical Grafitti that we said that we might be able to do. It's called Ten Years Gone.

Here's one that ah, we always had difficulty doing before because it required a chick singer, and you know how hard chicks are to find on the road. It brings Mr. Bonham to the front. A lover a long way from our natic homes. Thank you very much, This song sort of takes us back to ah, oh hang on a tic, can we have some mandolin in the monitors please? We're still going through the teething troubles, and ah, spending two years on your back, or your stomach, whichever's the best. So we'll take it back maybe five hundred years, or maybe last week. Can we have some mandolin please? We shant keep you two minutes. Hang on a tic. Mandolin. Hang on a tic. Technology, maybe by the third gig we'll get it together. OK.

Here's another acoustic thing from ah, from ah, many wonderful nights here in the United States, and I'm thinking about whether to go home or stay here.

Squeeze my lemon baby, till the juice runs down my leg. Squeeze it so hard baby, hang on a tic. Sorry, we're still rehearsing.

Jimmy Page

Good evening. Let me take you there. Well that was a song about Kashmir. The last resort. This next piece is nothing, but an advertisement for stamina and clean living. You remember stamina and clean living? Let's hear it for John Bonham. Over the Top.

John Bonham. John Bonham. Over the Top.

Well the mighty arms of Atlas. It's sure been a long time. It's ah, have we been to Oklahoma before? 1970, was it? Long long time ago.

Thank you very much. You've been great, ta. Thank you very much. You've got to realize that we ain't really used to this cause this is only the second gig in three years, but it ain't that bad.

Oklahoma, you're great. Too much. It's a nice start to the tour. Thanks very much. Good night.