Bobtalk

September 20, 1978
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Garden
Concert

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. I wrote this back in 1964 it's called I ain't gonna work on Maggie's Farm no more. I still believe it!

Thank you! We're gonna take a short break here. We’ll be right back in a few moments. This is a tune I first recorded with The Band on an album called Planet Waves. I think we played it last time we came here. ... I think so. (before Going, Going, Gone)

Thank you, this is a new song I wrote called Am I Your Stepchild ?

Thank you, This is a song I wrote on a train track from Mexico, Chihuahua to San Diego, California. (before Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power))

Thank you very much. Before I forget, I wanna say hello to Kate. I know she's here tonight. From Boston University. All right, so we're gonna play this song and leave you now. But we couldn’t find a hotel. We have to go to the next town. All right, I hope you are feelin’ well and had a good time. I love to play here, you’re a beautiful crowd. Next time we'll play more new songs. (before Forever Young)

All right. (....) I wanna introduce the band to you. On the drums, Mr. Ian Wallace. Right. On the bass guitar, please give him a warm applause, Mr. Jerry Scheff. On the keyboards, Alan Pasqua. On the lead guitar, dangerous Billy Cross. On the rhythm guitar, quite a song writer and great singer, Steve Soles. On the mandolin and the violin, (....), David Mansfield. On the tenor saxophone, Mr. Steven Douglas. On the background vocals. On the right, my first cousin and childhood sweetheart, Miss Jo Ann Harris. On the other side, a great singer (....), next year she's gonna come back and do all her own songs (....), Carolyn Dennis. In the middle my current girlfriend, Helena Springs. On the conga drums from Detroit, Bobbye Hall. If the pictures looks good, the light have been (....) by (...)and if the sound’s good, the man who (....) all this, Tim Charles, give them all a warm round of applause. This is called It's Alright Ma, I’m Only Bleeding

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