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We do not know exactly what was played by the band at this event, so we present two mildly contradictory reports and leave you to draw your own conclusions. Songs that appear in both versions are highlighted in green … perhaps these are the likeliest approximation to the truth?
| Still There'll Be More Wish Me Well Shine On Brightly Devil Came From Kansas Your Own Choice ('Too Many Women ...') Juicy John Pink A Salty Dog |
Wish
Me Well Conquistador A Salty Dog I Sing In A Voice [see below] The Devil Came From Kansas Shine on Brightly Your Own Choice Juicy John Pink Whiskey Train Whaling Stories |
| Move
On Down the Line High School Confidential Lucille |
Move
On Down The Line High School Hop Lucille |
| These seven
originals came from Alan Semok, who adds: 'Judging from
other gigs circa 1970 (including the several Fillmore
appearances and the NYC radio broadcast that have
circulated on tape), other possibilities could include Dead
Man's Dream, Crucifiction Lane, Whaling Stories, Whisky
Train, About To Die, Well
I, and Nothing That I Didn't Know.' These covers were mentioned in press reviews at the time |
Steven
Seyster writes
to BtP: This is the set list from a list of the whole festival according to an email posted on a newsgroup. Hope it helps. Joan May reckons "that 'I sing in a Voice' must be Still There'll Be More – you know, 'I'll sing in the forest' ... etc?". If this is right it's a splendid mondegreen. |
Further Isle of Wightage here and here
| Songs altogether: | from Procol Harum | From Shine on Brightly | |||
| From A Salty Dog | from Home | Non-album tracks | |||
| 3 | Non-originals | We're not in a position to complete this grid yet! | |||
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