Andy performed Friends, which he had never done in Jamaica before, but said that when he performed it in Japan in 1985, 4,500 people danced to it in the rain and "when I hear them sing it, I cry."

And as he did at other points in the acoustic set, Andy went from falsetto on "you don't need to bother, but there is something we can do" to deep tones on "we can start this world over, start the magic over again." He sang a request to Seretse Small to play a guitar solo again, which he duly did.

The hands clapped for Games People Play and My Time got a very warm response, Andy saying, "I'm in the courts because of these same songs that I write in Leroy Sibbles' kitchen when me did hungry an' man whe dead an' gone sey a him write an' publish them" before he requested a solo from Armond, which he got.

On Desperate Lover Andy asked "a which tune dat?" and, on being told, said "den Ibo no fe play a organ intro?". It was done and Andy duly sang "How do you feel when your baby's gone?".

And after he had gone too high and loud, Andy said "yu see dem song deh? From me learn to sing, me fin' sey a shout me did a shout".

He was not finished with the legal matters, though, saying "dem have me tie up inna court fe seven years 'cause a man sey a no my song." And he added that "Marcia Griffiths came from the US and went into the mediation room and said Mr Anderson wrote those songs and they gave them back to me".

"I gwine sing this song in me little boy voice," he said and restarted Desperate Lover.