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Old 12-25-2011, 10:47 PM
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If Go Your Own Way was not in the setlist then it most certainly was a 1976 concert.
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If Go Your Own Way was not in the setlist then it most certainly was a 1976 concert.
Go Your Own Way was played live at least twice in 1975 and I think surfaced sporadically in 1976 as well. It became permanent in 1977, but is missing from several bootlegs that year.
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Is anyone willing to post a link to this please??
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Old 12-26-2011, 04:30 PM
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Go Your Own Way was played live at least twice in 1975 and I think surfaced sporadically in 1976 as well. It became permanent in 1977, but is missing from several bootlegs that year.
In 1975?! I had no idea. I knew it was performed several times in 76, but '75--are you sure? If so, at what shows and what was the setlist?
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In 1975?! I had no idea. I knew it was performed several times in 76, but '75--are you sure? If so, at what shows and what was the setlist?
I am genuinely confused about these two shows - Winston Salem and New Orleans. I have heard that New Orleans was the first live performance of GYOW but it makes more sense it was actually Winston Salem, as Lindsey introduces it by saying, "this is a tune I wrote a couple of weeks ago, it's gonna be on our new album, be out in about 3 months". Based on the last comment it seems both of these shows may have been mislabeled, but all the sources I find don't have them playing either of those towns in 1976. Is there an accurate source for the tour dates?

Winston Salem date was November 20th.

Setlist:

1.01 Get Like You Used To Be
1.02 Station Man
1.03 Spare Me A Little (Of Your Love)
1.04 Rhiannon
1.05 Why
1.06 Landslide
1.07 Over My Head
1.08 I'm So Afraid
1.09 Go Your Own Way
2.01 Oh Well
2.02 The Green Manalishi
2.03 World Turning
2.04 Blue Letter
2.05 Don't Let Me Down Again
2.06 Hypnotized

New Orleans date was December 6th.

Setlist:

1.01 Spare Me A Little (Of Your Love)
1.02 Rhiannon
1.03 Why
1.04 Landslide
1.05 Over My Head
1.06 I'm So Afraid
1.07 Go Your Own Way
1.08 Oh Well
1.09 The Green Manalishi
1.10 World Turning
1.11 Blue Letter
1.12 Don't Let Me Down Again
1.13 Hypnotized





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Old 12-27-2011, 07:55 PM
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I am genuinely confused about these two shows - Winston Salem and New Orleans. I have heard that New Orleans was the first live performance of GYOW but it makes more sense it was actually Winston Salem, as Lindsey introduces it by saying, "this is a tune I wrote a couple of weeks ago, it's gonna be on our new album, be out in about 3 months". Based on the last comment it seems both of these shows may have been mislabeled, but all the sources I find don't have them playing either of those towns in 1976. Is there an accurate source for the tour dates?

Winston Salem date was November 20th.

Setlist:

1.01 Get Like You Used To Be
1.02 Station Man
1.03 Spare Me A Little (Of Your Love)
1.04 Rhiannon
1.05 Why
1.06 Landslide
1.07 Over My Head
1.08 I'm So Afraid
1.09 Go Your Own Way
2.01 Oh Well
2.02 The Green Manalishi
2.03 World Turning
2.04 Blue Letter
2.05 Don't Let Me Down Again
2.06 Hypnotized

New Orleans date was December 6th.

Setlist:

1.01 Spare Me A Little (Of Your Love)
1.02 Rhiannon
1.03 Why
1.04 Landslide
1.05 Over My Head
1.06 I'm So Afraid
1.07 Go Your Own Way
1.08 Oh Well
1.09 The Green Manalishi
1.10 World Turning
1.11 Blue Letter
1.12 Don't Let Me Down Again
1.13 Hypnotized

Thanks for the setlists. Rumours was released on February 04, 1977, so if we take Lindsey's "out in three months" statement as truth then the recordings most likely would be late 1976. That's my bet at least.

But then I can't be too sure. By the end of 1976, the band would've included You Make Loving Fun in their sets. Who knows?

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Thanks for the setlists. Rumours was released on February 04, 1977, so if we take Lindsey's "out in three months" statement as truth then the recordings most likely would be late 1976. That's my bet at least.

But then I can't be too sure. By the end of 1976, the band would've included You Make Loving Fun in their sets. Who knows?
I know, it's weird. Also, if the New Orleans December 1975 date is accurate, then we would have to assume the Winston-Salem date was 1975 as well since he stated he had just written the song 2 weeks prior and the month is correct as November.
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I know, it's weird. Also, if the New Orleans December 1975 date is accurate, then we would have to assume the Winston-Salem date was 1975 as well since he stated he had just written the song 2 weeks prior and the month is correct as November.
Geez.. was this written during the tour then, or in the studio in 1975? I've heard so many theories now, and confused..
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If Go Your Own Way was not in the setlist then it most certainly was a 1976 concert.
Possibly, yet a few songs are missing. World Turning is the last song, which doesn't seem likely as a show closer. I suspect 'Go Your Own Way' is one of the missing songs.
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Possibly, yet a few songs are missing. World Turning is the last song, which doesn't seem likely as a show closer. I suspect 'Go Your Own Way' is one of the missing songs.
That is my thought as well.
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