Entire set list New Haven 11/20/75

[dougl]

Would love to hear this show in its entirety. White Album deluxe?

Fleetwood Mac
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
New Haven CT
Oct 20, 1975
AT-177


This is from a very old cassette, rather surprised it still played actually, but it played well. This was simply labled "Live 1975". It is clearly from a Westwood One broadcast and after some research I discovered the New Haven show was broadcast by W-One on February 29, 1976. It is amazing, but not surprising how little of the show was actually broadcast. I listed the entire set but only the numbered songs were broadcast. Nice to listen to again after all these

Lindsey Buckingham � guitar, vocals
Stevie Nicks � vocals, percussion, tambourine
Christine McVie � keyboards, vocals
John McVie � bass guitar
Mick Fleetwood � drums, percussion


Get Like You Used To Be (Not Broadcast)
01 Station Man
02 Spare Me A Little
03 Rhiannon
Monday Morning (Not Broadcast)
Why (Not Broadcast)
04 Landslide
Crystal (Not Broadcast)
Frozen Love (Not Broadcast)
Over My Head (Not Broadcast)
Say You Love Me (Not Broadcast)
05 I'm So Afraid
Oh Well (Not Broadcast)
06 World Turning
Blue Letter (Not Broadcast)

Encore
07 Don't Let Me Down Again
08 Hypnotized

[bwboy]

Wow, it's surprising how many songs from their album were left off the actual broadcast! I had no idea Crystal had ever been performed live. Does anyone know if Lindsey and Stevie sang on the entire song or was it more like the album version?

I agree the entire concert would be an incredible addition to a deluxe version of the album. It would have to include the whole concert, or at least a majority of it, for me to buy it.

[SisterNightroad]

Actually we know for sure that Crystal has been performed live only by Buckingham Nicks while there's no certainty about any performance by Fleetwood Mac even if it's reported in some setlists.

[vivfox]

I found this show on a bootleg album in a record store in 1978. This post of yours brings back a flood of memories of listening to this record a million times in the late 70's and early 80's and the sound quality was superb. The album is titled, "Albatross, But Not Around My Neck Please." I still have this in perfect condition in my collection that traveled across the USA with me twice. I say that because I have read so many times over the years how people have lost precious Mac items in a move across their towns and I think to myself, "how is that possible?"