Bobtalk

June 2, 1978
Los Angeles, California
Universal Amphitheatre
Concert

Thank you. Thank you very much. this is a song off our new Columbia Records album, Street-Legal. Soon to be released. (before Baby, Stop Crying)

Thank you. This song’s the story of my life. (before Tangled Up In Blue)

Thank you all right. All right thank you. Thank you very much. This is a song I recorded with The Band while we were hanging around up in Woodstock. (before I Shall Be Released)

Thank you. We'll play another song and take a break now, eat something. This is another song that I recorded with The Band a few years back. (before Going, Going, Gone)

Thank you. This is another song from the forthcoming album, ha ha, Street-Legal. Remember that! This one’s called Tales Of Yankee Power.

Thank you it's nice to be here. Joni Mitchell's here tonight. Stand up and take a bow Joni! Where is she? On the drums tonight Ian Wallace. Ian's from Kingston, Jamaica. And on the bass guitar, Jerry Scheff. Lead guitar, Billy Cross. Play something! On the organ and piano, Alan Pasqua. On the tenor saxophone, a man with many talents, Steve Douglas. All right, on the rhythm guitar and back ground vocals, from Alasta Coley, Oklahoma, his number is 6534 219, he's the only one of us that's available, Mr. Steven Soles. On the mandolin, David Mansfield. The real baby prodigy. On background vocals, on the left, Carolyn Dennis. In the middle, Helena Springs. My true love on the right, Jo Ann Harris. On the conga drums, Bobbye Hall. This is a song I wrote a few years back, called It's Alright Ma, I'm Only Bleeding.

This is a song I first recorded with The Band a few years back. We're gonna play this one. We gotta get outta here and beat the traffic. Have a safe trip home now. (before Forever Young)

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