Bobtalk

November 10, 1978
Seattle, Washington
Hec Edmundson Pavilion, University Of Washington
Concert

Thank you! All right, this is a love ballad I wrote a few years back about three people who were in love with each other, all at the same time. (before Tangled Up In Blue)

Thank you! That was Alan Pasqua on the organ! Steve Douglas on the tenor saxophone! (after Tangled up in Blue)

Thank you. We're gonna take a break right here for a short time. Anyway, I wrote this song not too long ago in Chihuahua, Mexico. (before Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power))

This is a song I wrote not so long ago for an album called Street-Legal. This song is called Journey Through Dark Heat.

Thank you, that was Alan Pasqua, that was David Mansfield on the violin, and Steven Soles on the rhythm guitar! (after All along the Watchtower)

Thank you very much, you've been a great crowd. So, we're gonna go now, I hope we played something right tonight. All right. (before Forever Young)

All right, ladies and gentlemen, on the drums tonight, give him a warm hand Ian Wallace. On the bass guitar, Jerry Scheff. On the keyboards, from South Philadelphia, the one and only Alan Pasqua. On the lead guitar, the oldest member of this group, born in 1921, Austin, Texas. Ladies and gentlemen, Billy Cross! The youngest, the youngest member of this group, over here, playing the violin and the mandolin. Doesn't smoke dope, doesn't drink whiskey, chase women, doesn't go with anybody else. Ladies and gentlemen David Mansfield. He's learning though! On the rhythm guitar, from Bogota, Colombia, doesn't speak any English, but he plays his heart out. He gave up a career as a sports car driver to join this band. Ladies and gentlemen, Steven Soles. On the tenor saxophone, the phenomenal Steve Douglas. All right, on the backup vocals tonight, my ex-girlfriend on the right is from Seattle, Washington, went to a school called Rainier Beach School, Jo Ann Harris. I met her in Cincinatti. In the middle, my current girlfriend Helena Springs, give her a big hand. On the end, my fiancée, Miss Carolyn Dennis. All right, on the conga drums, from Detroit, the most amazing Miss Bobbye Hall. All right, we're gonna play a few more songs and get out of here. This is called It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding.

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