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I've always had doubts as to the accuracy of the April 20th date given for second show - the set list most definitely places the show in 1969, and we know that they toured Scandinavia for eleven days at the end of March 1969 with them back in England by the latest April 15th, when Green played bass on a couple of numbers for Duster Bennett's live LP.
Wouldn't it have made more sense for them to include a trip to Netherlands around the same time period, rather than make the trip for this one show, even if there were others we do not know about? April 22nd was the first night of their series of shows opening for B. B. King on his first tour of England. Why cut it that close? It would make more sense if the show was actually from March. As to the set list, the bootleg that I have also lists "Teenage Darling" yet it is not on the disc - the first live version that I know of is from January 2nd 1970 at the Fillmore West. Also, "Twist and Shout" is less than a minute in length, hardly worth mentioning other than that number too would not be heard again on bootleg until January 4th 1970 at the Fillmore West. Coincidence? Possibly, but it seems more likely to me that those numbers were not part of the show the rest of the numbers were taken from. If anyone actually has a copy of the bootleg with "Teenage Darling" on it, I would love to hear about it and how it compares with the version from the Fillmore West.
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