Bobtalk

March 21, 1978
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Sidney Myer Music Bowl
Concert

Thank you. If you haven’t guessed that song is called Ballad Of A Thin Man. This is called I Ain’t Gonna Work On Maggie’s Farm No More. (after Ballad Of A Thin Man)

Thank you. We wanna say hello to the Lord Mayor tonight. Tell him to stand up and take a bow. The Lord Mayor of…..something. I thought this man back here was Lord Mayor. (after Oh Sister)

Thank you. That was David Mansfield on the violin. (…..). I’m gonna play this for my good friend who’s here tonight. (after All Along The Watchtower)

Thank you. On the keyboards tonight, Alan Pasqua. Alan used to be an airline pilot.. On the tenor saxophone and (symptophone). E flat. Mr. Steve Douglas. On the violin and the mandolin, eighteen year old genius David Mansfield. Never had a woman. David’s the man. All right. A best selling author from South America, Mr. Steve Soles on rhythm guitar. Yes, he can fly. On the bass guitar (…..) the Rolling Thunder Revue. He never (says) anything. Rob Stoner on bass guitar. On the drums from Kingston, Jamaica, Ian Wallace. Conga drums Bobbye Hall. And these very beautiful young ladies here, on the right is my fiancé, she's a real tiger. Debbie Dye. On the left the girl that makes me cry every night, Helena Springs. And in the middle my present girl, Jo Ann Harris. Lead guitar Billy Cross. This is called It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding.

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