[BklynBlue]

Here is a listing of the tracks released on “Live in ‘67” and the venues and dates for the recordings of those songs which Tom Hussein originally made available:

All Your Love (I Miss Loving) - The Manor House, London, England May 05, 1967

Brand New Start - Bromley Technical College, London England April 29, 1967 or The Manor House, London, England May 05, 1967

Double Trouble - The Marquee Club, London, England April 27, 1967– released 2006, Bromley Technical College, London England April 29, 1967 or The Manor House, London, England May 05, 1967

Streamline - The Marquee Club, London, England April 27, 1967

Have You Ever Loved a Woman - The Ram Jam Club, London, England February 01 or 03, 1967

Looking Back - Bromley Technical College, London, England April 29, 1967

So Many Roads - The Marquee Club, London, England April 27, 1967or The Manor House, London, England May 05, 1967

Hi Heel Sneakers - The Ram Jam Club, London England February 01 or 03, 1967 or Klook’s Kleek, London, England April 28, 1967

I Can’t Quit You Baby - Klook’s Kleek, London, England April 28, 1967

The Stumble - The Marquee Club, London, England April 27, 1967 – released 2006 or The Manor House, London, England May 05, 19

Someday After Awhile - Bromley Technical College, London, England April 29, 1967

San-Ho-Zay - The Ram Jam Club, London, England February 01 or 03, 1967 or The Manor House, London, England May 05, 1967

Stormy Monday - Klook’s Kleek, London, England April 28, 1967 or The Manor House, London, England May 05, 1967

It should be noted that the performances of ‘Double Trouble’ and ‘The Stumble’, recorded at the Marquee Club were both previously released on the “Essential John Mayall” box set (so I would guess that they did not reuse those – although it is possible that they did) and that the ‘Stormy Monday’ recorded at Klook’s Kleek featured a guest vocalist, whom even Tom Hussein has been unable to identify, so it is doubtful that would be the one released here.
So it would appear as if seven of the recordings may have come from the show at the Manor House.
It would also be interesting to know if either ‘Hi Heel Sneakers’ or San-Ho-Zay’ are actually from the show at the Ram Jam Club, (possible as that is where the only available recording of 'Have You Ever Loved A Woman' is from) as those would then feature Aynsley Dunbar behind the drums – all of the other recordings feature Mick Fleetwood.