44 years, 2 months and 23 days ago

Saturday, June 30, 1979

Hollywood, Florida

Hollywood Sportatorium

12,500 capacity

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so much. It's really great to be down here one more time down here in Florida. Miami. Hollywood. [???] It's a song 'Future Times/Rejoice'. 'Future Times/Rejoice'.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you so much. We'll continue with a song which is a song that leaves a little bit of room for the imagination..uh realization and the imagination. You see what you can see. It's a song about the day the circus of heaven came into town.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so much. Just two, Two little things here..uh we now are going on our second ten years and the road to [???]. And this..this just happens to be the last show of this year. Yo. So..uh [???] new album. Here's some songs that we've recorded over the years that you might remember. You might want to sing along.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so much. Let's hear it for Chris Squire on bass guitar. And now for while. We'd like you to enjoy the magical fingers of Mr. Steve Howe on acoustical guitar.

Steve Howe:
Thanks a lot Miami. [???] Thank you. Thank you very much.

Jon Anderson:
[???] Mr. Steve Howe on acoustic guitar here. We've been practicing that all afternoon. [fireworks going off] Oh. Just nearly the Fourth of July. Here's a song pertaining, pertaining you see, pertaining to the mystics, the magic of 'Arriving UFO'.

Jon Anderson:
The man on the drums Mr. Alan White. Hey. Here's a song we haven't played quite a while. [???] It's a song. I think ever since we've recorded it we've played it every tour. Still trying to get it right. It's a song we hope you like, we like it very much so far. 'And You And I'.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so. Oh. Thank you very, very much. Okay. Okay. Here's some more stuff. Here's a song that's got just a little bit of cosmic. Very very small fraction. Just a teeny weenie little bit. Goes a long, long, long, long way. A song called 'Starship Trooper'.

Jon Anderson:
Woo! Thank you so much. And now the man who plays in and amongst the keyboards. He plays the keyboards. Has a lot of keyboards. He's known as the keyboard player. So here he is, the man who plays the keyboards. Rick Wakeman.

Jon Anderson:
Thank you so much. Thank you. Just like to say one..just a couple of things here. This is our last show on this tour. We're virtually on the road for three months now and some people who travel on the road with us are so good and we'd like to admire them with applause. [???] thank one or two for you. The guys who transport the whole show in the trucks. The truckers. Let's hear them. Yeah. The guys who get the busses together to keep everybody moving. The bus drivers. It's going with. Yeah. And also the guy who acuctually goes up there and hangs it all, Rigor Roy. Let's hear it for Roy. This is one of the best sound systems there is, Roy Claire. The Claire Brothers Sound System here. It's okay. And next, well just well it just takes a while to say thank you. And the guys who do the sound over there. We have Nigel Lube. The trip, the trip over here. Let's hear it for them. The guy, the guy who organized the designed. everything here. Stage. Lights. Mr. Michael Tate over here. Hey [???] A very shy , sexy Australian, he says. And last but not least. The guys under the stage which they've been our road crew for years and years. The best road crew in the world. Let's hear it for them.

Jon Anderson:
I want to thank everybody for coming along this evening.

Thank you so much. Taking the time to see us one more time.



Miami. Hollywood. Florida. USA.

Hollywood. Miami, Tampa. USA.



Just want to say thank you everybody for coming to see us one more time yeah.

You've got a lot of sunshine. Lot of sunshine. Truly. Yes you have.



Florida, Miami, Hollywood USA

We want to thank you so much each and every way.



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Thank you so much. People.