Bobtalk

July 17, 1981
Loreley, Germany
Freilichtbühne Loreley
Concert

Thank you. We're gonna slow things down just a little bit. This is Regina McCrary. She usually sings with me every night. She's gonna sing a song called Keep On Falling In Love Until I Get It Right.

Thank you. This is another animal song. Thinking about animals, a farm song. My three favorite songs. Love songs, farm songs, baby songs. (before Maggie's Farm)

..... a new album we just made, should be released soon, called, Shot Of Love. This is a song called Dead Man Dead Man When Will You Arise, 1, 2.

Thank you I wanna introduce another young girl tonight, Carolyn Dennis. Been singing with me for now five years, she was here last time I was here, four or five years anyway. She sings this every place we go every night. One of the great singers of the end times Carolyn Dennis.

Thank you. Mr. Tambourine Man that was Steve Ripley on lead guitar. He's been waiting all his life to play that part.

Thank you. This is Willie Smith on the keyboards up here. He's gonna sing a song for you now called Saved By The Grace Of Your Love. Willie Smith is gonna sing this one.

Yeah. This is another song off that new album that's coming out called Watered Down Love. You don't want a love that's pure, you wanna drown love. You want a watered-down love.

Thank you very much for coming. I want to introduce the keyboard player to you now, Willie Smith. From Baton Rouge, Louisiana. On guitar tonight, Fred Tackett. I hope we played something that you came to hear. I know we left a lot out that I personally wanted to hear. I hope we come back, when we come back I'll play it again. Anyway on the left here, you met her earlier, Carolyn Dennis. Standing next to her is Madelyn Quebec. From Nashville, the music capital of the USA, Regina McCrary. Playing the other guitar tonight is Steve Ripley, from Little Rock, Arkansas. On backing vocals and instrumental miss Clydie King. On the drums tonight, give him a big hand, ladies and gentlemen , he come a long way, he's been around, Jim Keltner. On the bass guitar, last of the best, and the best of the last, Tim Drummond. I wanna say goodnight now. (at the end of In The Garden)

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