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Maybe Someday, 1973

February 1973

14th: Exeter University supporting Genesis.

17th: University, Southampton.

Set list from Paul Bryant:
  • Cousin Caterpillar
  • Log Cabin Home in the Sky
  • Dumb Kate
  • Raga
  • Circus Girl
  • At the Lighthouse Dance
  • Second Fiddle
  • Cold Days of February
  • Elite Syncopations (Scott Joplin)
  • Maker of Islands
  • Saturday Maybe
  • Tear the Silk
  • Medley: Douglas Traherne Harding/You Get Brighter/Dust be Diamonds/White Bird/Ducks on a Pond/Sleepers Awake

18th: Bristol University.

21st: Stirling University.

22nd: Warwick University.

23rd: Bolton College of Technology.

25th: Playhouse, Nottingham.

March 1973

1st: Sussex University, Brighton.

2nd: Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge.

3rd: Kingston Polytechnic.

5th: Oxford Polytechnic.

7th: Swansea University.

9th: Leicester University.

10th: Brunel University, Uxbridge.

17th: Royal Festival Hall, London.

20th: State Theatre, Dublin. (Live bootleg available?)

21st: Savoy Theatre, Limerick.

22nd: Pavilion Theatre, Dublin.

23rd: Savoy Theatre, Cork.

April 1973

12th: Old Town Theater, Los Gatos California.

15th: Old Town Theater, Los Gatos California. (2 shows)

22nd: Philharmonic Hall, New York.

29th: Tampa, Florida.

Also in April but dates unknown:

Los Angeles Troubador; Monroe Community Center, Rochester, New York; Boston.

I saw the ISB in (I think April or May of 1972 or 1973) in Los Angeles at UCLA in what was probably a small lecture hall or theater within the university. I wasn't much of a fan then. My friend, who took me with him, was. He'd somehow heard about what was an unadvertised appearance, several hours before it took place. The only song I remember was their signature crowd-pleasing tune, Black Jack Davy. I curse myself to think of it now, but most of my interest was directed to a tall, lithe, but well endowed blonde shaking a tambourine in her tight sweater. Alas.

May 1973

12th: North West University, Cahn Auditorium, Chicago.

25th: Palau de la Musica, Barcelona.

Set list:
  • Cousin Caterpillar
  • Antoine
  • Old Buccaneer
  • Everything's Fine Right Now
  • Piano Solo
  • Turquoise Blue
  • My Father Was a Lighthouse Keeper
  • At the Lighthouse Dance
  • Circus Girl
  • Log Cabin Home in the Sky / Sleepers Awake
  • Instrumental / Saturday Maybe
  • Black Jack Davy

Also in May 1973 but exact dates unknown:

Fine Arts Theatre, San Francisco; Riverboat, Toronto (two gigs); Miami Beach Auditorium (with Jackson Browne)

August 1973

1st: London Music Festival, Alexandra Palace (with Steeleye Span)

10th: Durham University.

11th: Newcastle City Hall.

12th: Civic Hall, Barnsley.

September 1973

4th: Empire, Glasgow (with Brinsley Schwarz).

October 1973

1st: Salle Industrielle, Lille, France.

Set List:
  • Black Jack David
  • Everything's Fine Right Now
  • Rends-Moi Demain
  • El Ratto
  • Dear Old Battlefield
  • Dumb Kate
  • Circus Girl
  • Lady Wonder
  • Saturday Maybe
  • My Father Was a Lighthouse Keeper
  • At the Lighthouse Dance
  • Ithkos

11th: City Hall, Newcastle.

12th: Odeon, Leicester.

13th: Civic Hall, Barnsley.

14th: Civic Theatre, Darlington.

The Incredible String Band played the second half of the evening. The first half was played by McGuinness Flint. 

16th: Capitol Theatre, Cardiff.

17th: Dome, Brighton.

18th: Guildhall, Southampton.

19th: Town Hall, Birmingham.

20th: Civic Hall, Barrow-in-Furness.

22nd: Fairfield Hall, Croydon.

23rd: Colston Hall, Bristol.

25th: City Hall, Glasgow.

27th: Usher Hall, Edinburgh.

29th: Music Hall, Aberdeen.

30th: Caird Hall, Dundee.

31st: Guildhall, Preston.

November 1973

1st: City Hall, Sheffield.

2nd: City Hall, Hull.

3rd: City Hall, St Albans.

4th: Civic Theatre, Gravesend.

5th: Free Trade Hall, Manchester.

6th: Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge.

8th: Civic Hall, Guildford.

9th: York University.

11th: Playhouse, Nottingham.

12th: Rainbow, London.

13th: Princes Hall, Aldershot.

14th: Playhouse Theatre, Harlow.

15th: Congress Theatre, Eastborne.

16th: Royal Spa Centre, Leamington Spa.

18th: Royal Court, Liverpool.

20th: New Theatre, Oxford.

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