Bobtalk

June 1, 1978
Los Angeles, California
Universal Amphitheatre
Concert

Thank you. This is a new song off a forthcoming Columbia Records album, soon to be released. (before Baby, Stop Crying)

Thank you. Here's a song I wrote just a few years back. This ones the story of my life. (before Shelter From The Storm)

Thank you. That was Alan Pasqua on the organ. Steve Douglas on the tenor saxophone. (after Tangled Up In Blue)

Thank you. That's a song I first recorded with an electric band. (after Like A Rolling Stone)

Thank you. I recorded this song with The Band too. A while back. (before Going, Going, Gone)

Thank you. Here's a new song off the afore mentioned album. Coming up soon on Columbia Records. Street-Legal. Anyway, this is the second song on side two, Tales Of Yankee Power. Tales Of Yankee Power.

Thank you. Here's a song that's always meant a great deal to me. (before To Ramona)

Thank you on drums tonight from Kingston, Jamaica, Ian Wallace. On the bass guitar, Jerry Scheff. Keyboards, Alan Pasqua. Lead guitar Billy Cross. Play the guitar Billy. He really plays it. On the conga drums, from Detroit, Bobbye Hall. From Los Angeles, on tenor saxophone, Steve Douglas. [audience cheers] His friends are here tonight. From Tombstone, Arizona, rhythm guitar, Steve Soles. On the violin and the mandolin we have a twelve year old genius guru of the group. Actually he's 20 years old. David Mansfield. He's the only one in the group that's available. On the background vocals, on the very left is Carolyn Dennis. In the middle is Helena Springs. All right. My cousin Jo Ann Harris. This is called It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding.

Thank you. We're gonna get on out of here, we'll be here for six or seven nights I think? So maybe we'll see you again, until then I will leave you with this message. (before Forever Young)

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