White Album Tour Bootlegs ~ Post Yours!

[Moz]

Rhiannon live from the Midnight Special
Over My Head live from the Midnight Special
Why live from the Midnight Special
World Turning live from the Midnight Special
I'm So Afraid live from the Rosebud Film
Say You Love Me live from the Rosebud Film
You Make Loving Fun live from the Rosebud Film
Rhiannon live from the Rosebud Film
Go Your Own Way live in New Orleans, 1975
Spare Me a Little (Of Your Love) live, 1975
Landslide live in North Carolina, 1975
I'm So Afraid live in New Haven, 1975
Don't Let Me Down Again live in New Haven, 1975
Blue Letter live in Alabama, 1975

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by fleetwoodtrick

The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA ~6/12/75~

Wake Forest University, Winston Salem, NC ~11/20/75~

thanks for these. these are my favorites from the 75-76 tour and i lost them when i moved.

[David]

Originally Posted by fleetwoodtrick

The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA ~6/12/75~

The date on this got reversed -- it's really Dec. 6, 1975 (12/6).

[Gypsycat999]

Thank you very much for all of these!!! You're the greatest!!

[LikeAWillow]

Originally Posted by fleetwoodtrick

The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA ~6/12/75~
http://www.mediafire.com/?xgmdwy23o3t

Wake Forest University, Winston Salem, NC ~11/20/75~

http://www.mediafire.com/?nkikblmohag

Thank you so much I didn't have these two!

[sjpdg]

Originally Posted by fleetwoodtrick

The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA ~6/12/75~

Setlist:

Spare Me A Little
Rhiannon
Why
Landslide
Over My Head
I'm So Afraid
Go Your Own Way
Oh Well
The Green Manalishi
World Turning
Blue Letter
Don't Let Me Down Again
Hypnotized

http://www.mediafire.com/?xgmdwy23o3t

Wake Forest University, Winston Salem, NC ~11/20/75~

Setlist:

Get Like You Used to Be
Statioin Man
Spare Me a Little
Rhiannon
Why
Landslide
Over My Head
I'm So Afraid
Go Your Own Way
Oh Well
Green Manalishi
World Turning
Blue Letter
Don't Let Me Down Again
Hypnotized

http://www.mediafire.com/?nkikblmohag

Are you sure about this set list?? GYOW hadn't even been written in 1975. How could they be playing it?? The rest of course were older Mac hits and songs from the "White" album, but GYOW was from Rumours which hadn't been released yet and GYOW hadn't been written when these shows were supposedly recorded.

I'm assuming a dating error, simple mistake, could happen to anyone.

[carrie721]

Originally Posted by sjpdg

Are you sure about this set list?? GYOW hadn't even been written in 1975. How could they be playing it?? The rest of course were older Mac hits and songs from the "White" album, but GYOW was from Rumours which hadn't been released yet and GYOW hadn't been written when these shows were supposedly recorded.

I'm assuming a dating error, simple mistake, could happen to anyone.

the day and month of the first date were transposed, but aside from that, i believe they are correct. GYOW was indeed played for some of the 75 dates.

[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by carrie721

the day and month of the first date were transposed, but aside from that, i believe they are correct. GYOW was indeed played for some of the 75 dates.

The early ones didn't have the second verse (ie: no packing up shacking up line)... I have one copy of this. Do we know how many others are out there?

[David]

Originally Posted by CADreaming

The early ones didn't have the second verse (ie: no packing up shacking up line)... I have one copy of this. Do we know how many others are out there?

I only know of GYOW on tapes for Wake Forest University (November) & New Orleans (December). But another ledgie says it was also played at a Santa Monica CA show on Nov. 27, & check out this old Billboard concert review of two nights at the Winterland in San Francisco, Nov. 28 & 29:

Winterland
San Francisco
November 28-29, 1975

The group gave an electrifying performance Nov. 29 to a wildly cheering sellout crowd in San Francisco, a town where they have always been loved. The previous evening's performance had also gone clean.

Fleetwood Mac is a band that has suffered numerous personnel changes over the years as well as a legal battle to stop a bogus Mac from using its name, but it seems to have emerged all the stronger for it. This band, in fact, seems to actualize everything that was always potential in Fleetwood Mac; this is the Fleetwood Mac one always knew was possible.

This is due in no small part to the services of the two new members of the group, female vocalist Stevie Nicks & guitarist Lindsay [sic] Buckingham, who had worked together before joining Fleetwood.

Nicks, a newly born rock 'n' roll queen swirling in black around the stage, has a belty voice that belies her size & she provides an excellent front focus for the band. Buckingham is a smashingly good guitarist, & in other ways is a pleasing replacement for Bob Welch. Buckingham almost sounded at times like two players, unleashing solos & fills that drew continual applause. The three older members of the band---John & Christine McVie & Mick Fleetwood---are as solid as ever. Fleetwood's drumming remains among the most visceral &
bone-straightening in rock.

Another equally important part of the Mac image is the perfect male-female balance that probably accounts for the band being both so melodic & so tough. Christine McVie, because of the smoothness of her voice, the sweetness of her songs, & her longevity with the band, exerts a creatively calming influence that is almost tangible.

The band did the best songs from the most recent LP (Nicks' delivery of "Rhiannon" was a high point) plus some tunes slated to appear on its forthcoming album ("You Can Go Your Own Way"), & threw in for balance classics like "The Green Manalishi," "Oh Well" & "Spare Me a Little." Rhythm pattern changes within songs were very effective & the tempo on many of the songs had been stepped up. The live versions of songs like "Station Man" & "Blue Letter" (the set closer) made the recorded versions seem pale.

Brian Auger & the Oblivion Express (reviewed Nov. 1) were moderately pleasing in opening the show.

--Jack McDonough
Billboard Magazine
12-20-75

[melacine]

Originally Posted by David

They didn't start touring until May 31, right?

I have a pick of a ticket stub for a show on May 27 1975:




I have a couple of shows that I didn't see posted here:

Unknown date
cuts into very end of Landslide, Frozen Love, Say You Love Me, Green Manalishi. This is not the South Orange show.

6-24-76 Milwaukee, WI
SYLM, Station man, SMAL, Rhiannon, Why, Landslide, Over my head, Silver Springs, YMLF, So Afraid, Oh Well, Green Manalishi, World Turning (cut).

7-23-76 Cleveland, OH
SYLM, Station Man, SMAL, Rhiannon, Why, Landslide, Over My Head, YMLF, So Afraid, Oh Well, Green Manalishi, World Turning, Blue Letter, Hypnotized.

I can't guarantee any of the dates though. I also have a bootleg record called Hollywood from the same tour, but I don't know what the date or place is.

Hollywood Bootleg LP
Station Man, SMAL, Rhiannon, Why, So Afraid, Landslide, Over My Head, Oh Well, World Turning, Green Manalishi, Don't Let Me Down Again, Hypnotized.

Unfortunately, all of these are still on cassette tapes and I don't have a way to upload them to a computer. If anyone wants to volunteer to upload them, I'd be happy to send them copies of the shows. I'd just ask that you send blank cassettes for me to record them on.

shel

[Skyveris]

Thank you for sharing this with us. Spectacular stuff.

-Matt

[David]

Originally Posted by melacine

I have a pick of a ticket stub for a show on May 27 1975:

Thanks, Shel. I was having a brain fart. Fleetwood Mac started touring with the new kids May 15 in El Paso.

For their May 18 show three days later in Dallas at the Memorial Auditorium, the radio station (KZEW) ran a bunch of concert announcements. They're uploaded here:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ylk2bl

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by David

I only know of GYOW on tapes for Wake Forest University (November) & New Orleans (December). But another ledgie says it was also played at a Santa Monica CA show on Nov. 27, & check out this old Billboard concert review of two nights at the Winterland in San Francisco, Nov. 28 & 29:

Thanks for that review.

Michele

[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Thanks for that review.

Michele

Seconded. Very cool read. Stevie was dressed in black, huh? And, here I was thinking she didn't start that until later...

I have 2 early versions of Silver Springs, are these dates correct?

Milwaukee, WI 10.26.75

Kansas City, Mo 4.1.77

[fleetwoodtrick]

Originally Posted by Moz

Okay, I've got a cd listed here with the same track listing as this, but no date/location BUT I'm So Afraid comes before Over My Head. I'm too lazy right now to download yours and see if it matches up with mine, but does Station Man start off with clapping/cheering and Christine going "Woo! Oh, thank you. Yeah, this is a Danny Kirwan song called Station Man"? If not, I'll put it on Mediafire and see if anyone can figure out when it's from.

Sorry this took so long ~ I was busy taking the first horseback rides of the year this weekend! Gotta get those lazy butt horses conditioned!

Anyways, Station Man starts out with "Yeah, this is a Danny Kirwan song, from the Kiln House album, called "Station Man".