Bobtalk

November 11, 1978
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Pacific Coliseum
Concert

Thank you. This is a love ballad I wrote a few years back. I didn’t want to but I had to. About three people who were in love all at the same time. (plays Tangled Up In Blue) Thank you. That was Alan Pasqua on the organ. Steve Douglas on the tenor saxophone.

Thank you. This song I wrote in Mexico, in Monterey, a place called Chihuahua. Tales Of Yankee Power. (plays Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power)) We’re gonna take a break here. We’ll be back in ten minutes.

Thank you. That was Masters Of War, it was Billy Cross on the lead guitar.

Thank you. That was All Along The Watchtower. That was David Mansfield playing the violin.

Thank you very much. Ladies and gentlemen, on the drums tonight…playing the drums, give him a warm hand, Ian Wallace. On the bass guitar, Jerry Scheff. Playing the keyboards tonight, Alan Pasqua. Lead guitar, Billy Cross. On the violin and mandolin, David Mansfield. On the rhythm guitar, from Bogota, doesn't speak any English, but he plays his heart out. Does it with rhythm. Ladies and gentlemen, Steven Soles. On the tenor saxophone, a legend in his own time. Ladies and gentlemen, the phenomenal Steve Douglas. All right, on the backup vocals tonight, my three favorite girls. On the right, Jo Ann Harris. In the middle, Helena Springs. And on the other side, Carolyn Dennis. On the conga drums, on the conga drums, from Detroit, the most amazing, don't you agree, Miss Bobbye Hall. All right, we're gonna head out of here pretty soon. I hope we played something right tonight. I know we tried. (before It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding))

Thank you. All right, we're gonna leave you with this song. A song I wrote for one of my babies, when he was a baby. He's not a baby anymore, he's not here tonight, but I wanna play it anyway. (before Forever Young)

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