Wolfgang's Vault correction to 1969 concert location / date

[sharksfan2000]

Just spotted this note this morning, in reference to the show on Wolfgang's Vault that has been listed as from the Konserthuset in Stockholm on 23 March 1969. It was obvious that date was incorrect based on the Then Play On-period setlist, and that had been brought up in comments about the show on the website. A couple of replies from "MrBB" (someone named Alan who seems to be an associate of Dinky Dawson) now reveal that this show is actually from The Cue Club in Gothenburg, Sweden from 2 November 1969. He noted that the listing of this show on Wolfgang's Vault will be corrected shortly.

Figured it would be good to add a link to that show on Wolfgang's Vault: http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/dt/fleetwood-mac-concert/20052770-2365.html

[zoork_1]

It was really annoying knowing it was erroneously dated, and not knowing the correct scene and time. I guessed Munich, or Nurnberg (West Germany), but 1969-11-02 Cue Club, Gothenburg might fit (though I’ve got no memories of “The Green Manalishi performed” live that early)

/z

[zoork_1]

Found this at: http://www.snowywhitefanclub.com/index.php?id=332&L=en

The groups [November] breaktrough came on November 1st 1969, when they supported Fleetwood Mac at the Cue-Club in Gothenburg. Tomas Johansson, owner of EMA-Telstar became the groups manager and the first album "En ny tid ar har" was recorded at the National Swedish Radio. Shortly after the overwhelming response, they went out on their first long tour in Sweden.

/z