Bobtalk

July 12, 1978
Gothenburg, Sweden
Scandinavium
Concert

Thank you! This is a new song written about six months ago on a trip through the southern part of the ... northern part of the States. Anyway it's entitled Tales Of Yankee Power.

Thank you! ... On the drums, from ... Mr. Ian Wallace. You can do better than that ! Ian Wallace ! That's better I couldn't hear you. On the bass guitar, Mr. Jerry Scheff. On the keyboards tonight, Alan Pasqua. On the lead guitar, Billy Cross. On the conga drums from Detroit, ... Miss Bobbye Hall. All right, on rhythm guitar, Steve Soles. On the mandolin and the violin, a young man who's got a great future indeed, Mr. David Mansfield. Tenor saxophone, the genius of the group, Steve Douglas. And on the background vocals tonight we got ladies who do mean, it must be said, a great deal to me. Anyway, on the right a very good friend of mine, Jo Ann Harris. In the middle, my ex-wife Helena Springs. And on the left, another girl who's got a wonderful future ahead, Carolyn Dennis. This is entitled, a song I wrote in 1963, recorded in New York City called, It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding.

Thank you! We're gonna go now. We're gonna see you next year. Or if you ever come to the States, look us up. (before Forever Young)

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