Plantions again

["Steve Z." <ledzep@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Duncan,

Here are more Plantions.

Steve

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July 7, 1969
Newport '69 CD

Train Kept A Rollin'
I Can't Quit You, Baby

Thank you. Thank you very much. Well, a lot of people, well, hang on a
minute, a lot of people thought we weren't gonna come here today. There
was a lot of talk that everybody was ill and bad. It was nothing, if you
can shut up a minute, thank you, shut up a minute please, there was
nothing wrong with us at all, and we all intended on coming. That's what
we've come to America for, so we hope that you enjoy everything we do,
and that we were coming in the first place, so don't get any hassles
about what we were going to do and what we weren't. We hope you enjoy
everything we do tonight, and have a ball. We'd like to continue with
something off the first album that we did. It's a thing called Dazed and
Confused.

Dazed and Confused

Thank you very much. We'd like to (audience asks Robert to fix the
mike), we'd like to fix the mike stand first. We'd like to...can you
hear it? Shame the man on the PA system. Sounds (?) like a little fish
and chip work. Can you turn the PA up a little bit, cause the people
can't hear. If you don't mind. We'd like to carry on with a thing that
was...I tell you what, can I do a bit of talking? Thank you. We'd like
to carry on with something that was written with Willie Dixon and Muddy
Waters. This is a thing called You Shook Me.

You Shook Me

We were led to believe that a lot of people went home today. In fact we
passed a lot on the road going the other way, but for you who're still
here, we'd like to, as we've been sort of running miles behind, we'd
like to finish off with a thing. We want you all to sort of join in,
clapping your hands and everything else. This is a thing called How Many
More Times.

How Many More Times

Audience goes nuts!

Communication Breakdown

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July 21, 1969
Super Stars ! CD

Train Kept A Rollin' is missing from disc
I Can't Quit You, Baby

Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Um....We'd like to, it's
getting a bit dark, isn't it? We'd like to carry on with something off
the first album that we did. This is a thing called Dazed and Confused.

Dazed and Confused

Thank you very much. Ta. Well, let me tell you, we're really pleased
that we weren't playing here last week, despite the fact that we wanted
to play, because it was so hot. So it seems that we read the cards right
'cause they said it was going to be cool. It's cool. It's cool. We got a
new album coming out in about the second week in August, but at the
moment there's been a bit of a delay on it. And there's been a bit of a
delay on us getting the numbers together really for stage, because we're
still doing the old ones. But we'd like to do something that
was....(audience member requests White Summer). In a bit. It was written
by Willie Dixon. It's a thing that we in England heard on a an EP called
Muddy Water's Twist. I don't know what that means really but.... This is
a thing called You Shook Me.

You Shook Me
Tape is cut

This is a thing called White Summer. Jimmy Page.

White Summer

How about that, JP. JP. White Summer, JP. JP. Two gun Pete. Tex Ritter
from Chelsea. We...we gotta finish this set with a thing called How Many
More Times. I'd like to introduce Led Zeppelin to you. On bass guitar,
John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. On drums, John Bonham. On five gallon
hat, Jimmy Page. Any myself, Robert Plant. 

How Many More Times

Announcer
Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin.

Thank you very much. We'd like...we'd like to do just one more.

Communication Breakdown

Thank you very much. 
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August 31, 1969
Plays Pure Blues cd

Train Kep't A Rollin'
I Can't Quit You Baby

Thank you very much. It's very nice to be back in Texas. Last time we
were here it was a near disaster when we said we weren't doing a
festival and everything. We'd like to...this is the last date before we
go back to England so we really want it to be...to have a nice time, so
you gotta help us as well, alright? We'd like to carry on with a thing
from the first album. This is called Dazed and Confused.

Dazed and Confused

Thank you very much. Thank you really, it's really nice of you. It's
amazing you're not asleep because of the heat of the day. I'm half a
sleep. And we'd like to carry on with something written by Willie Dixon.
Ah, this is a thing called You Shook Me.

You Shook Me

Thank you very much, really. Thank you. We gotta, we're gonna have to
say goodnight according to the program. We're gonna finish off with a
thing called How Many More Times. Unfortunately the program seems to
have got a little delayed, so that's what's gonna...there's nothing we
can do about it. But I'd like to introduce you to Led Zeppelin. On bass
guitar, John Paul Jones. John Paul Jones. On drums, John Henry Bonham.
John Bonham. Lead guitar, Jimmy Page. And myself, Robert Plant.

How Many More Times

Thank you. Right sir. Thank you very much. We'd like....we're going home
tomorrow and we got about two hours sleep, and we just thought we'd like
to say thanks for being a great audience, and we'd like to do one more.
But, (audience requests Communication Breakdown) yeah I know, but we
know what we're gonna do.

Communication Breakdown

Thank you very much. Goodnight.
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September 6, 1970
Holiday in Waikiki cd

Announcer
John Bonham on drums. John Paul Jones, bass guitar. Robert Plant on
vocals. Jimmy Page, lead guitar. Ladies and gentlemen, Led Zeppelin.

Evening. Evening. Good evening. 

Immigrant Song
Dazed and Confused

Thank you. Do ya feel alright? Right. What am I doing. Right. Right.
This is one from the second album. It's all about a mean woman, as they
usually are. 

Heartbreaker

Well. Calm down. Easy. No frenzies. Do it man. We wanna get it on (in
stoner accent). We can't get it on until....The group's been renamed the
Box of Tricks. But of course we don't know what these things really are,
they just come with us everywhere we go.

Since I've Been Loving You

Let's hear it for John Paul Jones on organ. (Audience member requests
Whole Lotta Love) You know we get asked for that every night, but the
thing is, you know it comes eventually. 

What Is and What Should Never Be

Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Ladies and gentlemen, please
leave the hall (laughs). On drums, John Bonham. Moby Dick.

Moby Dick

Come on, let's hear it for John Bonham. John Bonham. John Bonham. We'd
like to try and get as loose as possible. Why don't you think about
moving about. 

Whole Lotta Love

Thank you. Thank you very much. We've gotta say good night. We've got to
say good night, so thank you very much indeed.

Announcer
Led Zeppelin. Led Zeppelin. 

Good Evening. Good evening. 

Communication Breakdown

Aloha (?). You were great. (?)

Announcer

That's all. Thank you. Good night.
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October 30, 1969
Buffalo Sixty Nine cd

Intro

Good evening. Do you feel alright?

Communication Breakdown

I Can't Quit You Baby

Thank you. Thank you very much. It's a great pleasure to be here
tonight, and we'd like to welcome
our friend who's selling, who used to sell dried conconuts on the
fairground unintelligible basket of grass. Ah we'd like to carry on and
try unintelligable, this is a track from the new Led Zeppelin II album,
thank you. This is a thing called Heartbreaker.

Heartbreaker

Thank you. Do you feel alright?

Dazed and Confused

This is a thing called White Summer. Let's hear it for Jimmy Page.

White Summer

What about it, let's hear it for Jimmy Page. Jimmy Page, White
Summer.Thank you very much indeed. Ah ,we've got to finish with a thing
from the first album. This is called How Many More Times. At which point
I would like to introduce Led Zeppelin to you. On bass guitar Mr. John
Paul Jones. John Paul Jones, John Paul Jones. Our percussionist, John
Bonham. John Bonham on drums.
John Bonham. Lead guitar, keepin' it hot up here, Jimmy Page. Jimmy
Page. And myself, Robert Plant.

How Many More Times
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