Good evening. Welcome to Chicago.

That's a sort of a, a blues based thing that I suppose originated in the North American land mass, as did most of the blues. Thank you. This is another thing that's built around the blues formula. It goes something like this.

Jimmy Page guitar.

This brings Mr. Bonham to the front of the stage for the first time in his career. As you can see, John just pooped in on the way to a dinner dance. Slight problem. We're just having a little chat here. See, it wasn't quite as hard as this five hundred years ago wandering around acoustic cause the oak tree probably didn't hold more thantwo people. It's a song inspired by the mountain in the west of the good parts of the world.

This is a song that reeks of California.

It's been OK tonight, yeah? Last night I said something about the last time we came here was 1973, but of course, last night I was in a bit of a time lapse. So it was in fact 75. Thank you very much. Right, the first time , free ticket next year. I think we should dedicate this song to that tour, that tour generally, to all of the crowds that we played to them two longs years ago, and the good times all along the way.

Thank you very much. Thank you Chicago. Good night. Good evening. I said good evening.

Thank you very much. Good night Chicago.