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Something rare happened today; I had no plans for an entire Saturday!  A good time to catch up on setlists.  This is the bulk of what I have received.  There are a few other setlists which have some problems that I am going to have to make decisions on in the next day or two.

Mike & Bruce:

Turning Stone Showroom, Verona, NY, 3/26/04
Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center, Canandaigua, NY, 8/14/04
Turning Stone Showroom, Verona, NY, 3/25/05
Turning Stone Showroom, Verona, NY, 12/10/05
Constellation Brands Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center, Canandaigua, NY, 8/20/06
Turning Stone Showroom, Verona, NY, 6/27/07
Seneca Allegany Casino, Salamanca, NY, 9/26/07
Pechanga Casino, Temecula, CA, 6/8/08
Atlantic City Hilton, Atlantic City, NJ, 7/4/08
Alhambra, CA, 7/26/08
Wells Fargo Center For The Arts, Santa Rosa, CA, 8/2/08
Chastain Park, Atlanta, GA, 8/13/08
Wolftrap Farm Park, Vienna, VA, 8/17/08
163rd Annual Dutchess County Fair, Rhinebeck, NY, 8/20/08
Hampton Beach Casino, Hampton Beach, NH, 8/21/08
Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT, 8/22/08
South Shore Music Circus, Cohasset, MA, 8/23/08

The Beach Boys:

De Doelen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 6/1/69
Taft Auditorium, Cincinnati, OH, 9/29/71
Pittsburgh, PA, 8/8/90
Jackson Fairgrounds, Jackson, MI, 8/10/91

Al Jardine:

Tanner Park, Babylon, NY, 7/4/08
Lumberjack Days Festival, Stillwater, MN, 7/26/08

Brian Wilson:

Kulturbolaget, Malmo, Sweden, 6/18/07
RiverRock Casino, Richmond, British Columbia, 8/9/07
Palace Theatre, Manchester, England, 9/23/07
Symphony Hall, Birmingham, England, 9/24/07
The Domain, Sydney, Australia, 1/5/08
State Theatre, Sydney, Australia, 1/7/08
Kenwood House, London, England, 6/28/08
Avalon Ballroom, Ontario, Canada, 7/8/08
Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, NH, 7/13/08
Warner Theatre, Torrington, CT, 7/16/08
Seaside Park, Brooklyn, NY, 7/17/08
Paramount Theater, Oakland, CA, 9/5/08
Hollywood Bowl, Hollywood, CA, 9/13/08

Corrections & Additional Info:

Kingsbridge Armory, Bronx, NY, 7/1/71
Concert Hall of the Villa, Louvigny, Luxembourg, 5/10/72
St. Louis, MO, 5/18/75 (Beachago Tour)
Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, 3/1/79
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center, Westhampton Beach, NY, 7/28/07 (Al)
Perth Zoo, Perth, Australia, 11/10/07 (M&B)
Brighton Centre, Brighton, England, 4/3/08 (M&B)

Thanks to all who contributed (too many to list!)

http://fun_fun_fun.tripod.com/setlists.html

Good vibes,
Eric

Just added:

Al Jardine Family & Friends Beach Band:

Mill Creek, Long Island, NY, 6/9/01
Fort McDowell Casino, Fountain Hills, AZ, 7/3/01

The Beach Boys (Mike & Bruce):

Ventura County Fair, Ventura, CA, 8/4/08

Corrections:

Kiel Opera House, St. Louis, MO, 5/73

Hey Eric. Hadn't even seen this one in your "corrections"-list, but I happened to check a few lists this morning and saw the additional songs. And this made me curious. I've heard the recording of this broadcast, without those songs being played.
For those not familiar with the setlist: right after the intermission Hold On Dear Brother and He Come Down are supposedly being played.

Of course it could be due to some editing of the recording prior to the broadcast. Many of us probably haven't even thought about additional songs on this specific setlist. But is there any proof that these 2 songs were really played? I can't remember that these have shown up on any other list. And besides that, the setlists that are known from at around that date (Munich May 9th and Rotterdam May 13th) start out with Let The Wind Blow / I've Got A Friend after the intermission, the songs that are also played in Luxemburg right after the CatP-So Tough-rarities. So why play 2 more totally unknown tracks before that? (on the other hand... why not?)

Again, I'm not denying the fact that these songs could've been played, but it seems that it would really have been a 1-time event, if it happened. Try to imagine how the audience would've responded to those songs being played...

Just curious....



2 songs that were supposedly played right after the intermission were added. The recording I know doesn’t include Hold On Dear Brother and He Come Down. But of course the broadcast could’ve been edited. But still I’m surprised that these 2 songs, which I never knew having been played anywhere else would both have been played on this specific concert. Is there any proof confirming this? Just curious…

"Hold On Dear Brother" & "He Com Down" are definitely on the tape recording I took of the Radio Luxembourg AM broadcast of the Villa Louvigny concert on May 10th, 1972.

edit: maybe these are the studio recordings played during the intermission. I will check my recording. 

as implied in the edit above HODB and HCD are not live performances but the CATP versions played from the Radio Luxembourg studio during the intermission.

So Eric should correct the setlist again.

Aha, that sounds pretty logic to me. Thanks for clearing that up, Christian.