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On this tour, Neil made it pretty clear when they were responding to a request. If the band was immediately involved in the song, they probably planned in advance, though sometime after the printed setlist!

Great job w Ch list. Was walking on the spot by request?

Hi there
Thanks for the info on the John & Yoko update. I didn't know the exact date but that confirms it
Martin

Please see our guidelines on regards to concert dates. Each days ends at 7:00 in the morning for concerts.

https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#rockNrollTime

I don't know how this website listed the Joe Jackson show on Sep 15 in Syracuse but it was Oct 15. I am deleting it.

https://www.jj-archive.net/concerts/ndt.html

The Alarm, Elliott Hall of Music, April 3, 1984
The Alarm did not appear, due to illness of their lead singer. In place of The Alarm, The Elvis Brothers from Campaign, Illinois were the warm-up act. I had a previously entered entry for the Alarm on this date removed, and now you've added it back again. I'll try to get your entry removed, but please don't add it again.
See
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/56732220/pretenders-elvis-brothers-play/

Luckily he did release his version, otherwise it would have been a Cilla Black original
https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/885612
Please read https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#covered-songs

Editing cover for Alfie at https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/stevie-wonder/1988/radio-city-music-hall-new-york-ny-2bdae49a.html#sfmses2ad644aa isn't a valuable source. Give us a link which shows Stevie Wonder performed the cover song.
Everybody could see what you edited
https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#sources
You were not present at this concert
It is mandatory to add sources to all of your edits. Not only can your edit be verified for other users, it can also avoid unnecessary discussions and save a lot of time.

Be sure to explain why you edited the setlist. Don't explain what you've edited as this is obvious to the viewer. For example "added a song" is not a valid source. Examples for valid sources are (among others):

Links to official websites (e.g. artists posting their setlists on their websites)
Links to social media channels (e.g. fans posting images of the setlist)
Links to setlist scans
Links to videos of the concert
"I was there" - if you were at the concert and remember the song being played

Correction to your edit to https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/whitney-houston/1992/shrine-auditorium-los-angeles-ca-23e310ab.html#sfmses6b254296 Apparently although three songs were performed

PARTIALLY (as stated in your previous link),

it is supposed to be listed as one track.
That's how medleys should be listed.

Since you've been contacted about your wrong edit on your profile page
Hello
You changed a Whitney Houston setlist https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/whitney-houston/1992/shrine-auditorium-los-angeles-ca-23e310ab.html#sfmses6b254296 where the three songs were listed as a medley. You changed these to three individual links sourcing a link where it is clearly stated it was a medley. So please read https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#setlistMedleys and read it again so you clearly understand. And revert your edit.
Since then you've edited other edits without changing this one so your attitude might be considered as deliberately not wanting to follow up the guidelines. If we notice further problems your editing priveliges might be revoked.

Hello
You changed a Whitney Houston setlist https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/whitney-houston/1992/shrine-auditorium-los-angeles-ca-23e310ab.html#sfmses6b254296 where the three songs were listed as a medley. You changed these to three individual links sourcing a link where it is clearly stated it was a medley. So please read https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#setlistMedleys and read it again so you clearly understand. And revert your edit.

Well I did check and on those shows and it turns out that they were deleted and we can't get them back. From what I understand they were unsourced, listed as private venue and there is no musicbrainz connection to the artist. Listing a source would have been the most helpful to keep them on the site. Where exactly did these shows occur? I'm not sure what the nature of these was, but if just you played some songs at a friend's house it shouldn't be here anyway. Sorry.

Hi. I haven't heard anything about those shows. Were they added recently? There's no band on musicbrainz with that name. I'll look into it with the other mods and admin later today to see what happened.

Edit from your source to https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/paul-mccartney/1987/bbc-television-theatre-london-england-738652fd.html
mime performance of “Once Upon A Long Ago“.
Not allowed.
It seems you may have to read through the guidelines before uploading unnecessary setlists.

What's your source for this show? You're back to providing no sources for shows you did not attend and adding shows with no audience. A discussion about your edits has been started and you need to stop this...SOON.

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/todd-rundgren/1997/the-palladium-roseville-mi-53fc272d.html#sfmses13317915

Thanks for responding. I want to stress the need for sourcing shows of older major artists though. Two of the J. Giels shows and one Dave Chappelle show have already been reported as being cancelled. Your source probably had them listed on those dates but without knowing what it was it is hard to evaluate whether other shows may have also been cancelled.

That's enough. Take a break for a while until you feel like answering me and/or providing sources

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