Mart_The_Tart's setlist.fm

Hi, Re Graham Nash at Bridgewater. Yes, great show indeed. I personally wouldn't have included those two tracks in the set list since he sang only the titles. However your including them has led to an AI concert review listing them as perfomed!
https://rgm.press/graham-nash-live-at-bridgewater-hall-the-icon-returns-to-his-hometown/review/
Regards
Graham

Thanks for updating the setlist. There is nothing wrong with using the medley listing without any cover information either. In fact, that is the most common way this combination is listed. Also, using the info tag with the cover information there is fine too. What we don’t want is a cover tag for songs that we credit to different artists as that screws up the statistics for the songs and artists, especially if we introduce new features down the road
Ben

Inserting the encore was a mistake. Thanks for catching it and please remove it.

The cover tag was removed because not all the songs in the medley were original Little Richard songs. If I remember correctly the song Kansas City was included, which is not credited to Little Richard on this website. If that wasn’t the song just let me know or provide a link to the setlist and I will check it out. We’re doing a lot of cover cleanups so it will be hard for me to find it if you don’t direct me to it.
Cheers,
Ben

Hallo,
thank you for sending me the link. I have listened to the concert once and enjoyed it. Unfortunately there is much noise from the audience on the recording but you obviously had a great time there.
Nevertheless I am looking forward to listening to it a second time.
I found it interesting that he talked about Offenbach (certainly about the long drive there).
I wish you a lot of good concerts this year. Maybe you can come to Germany again. I have been to your country a lot.
Bernd

Hallo,
the concert was fantastic, but much shorter than in Oldenburg and Eppstein respectively:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eroW53OX9-g
You can watch the acoustic set from Eppstein on you tube as well.
"I wish they would play the UK but sadly no one knows who Miller Anderson is there" reminds me of Mitch Ryder who has toured with a German band for a number of years as well or Chris Farlowe performing with the Hamburg Blues Band.
There is a parallel to the 60s when Ian & the Zodiacs, Casey Jones & the Governors and the Liverbirds toured and lived mainly in Germany. There seem too many bands in your country who can afford to play at home most of the time.
I hope you can make it to some other concerts in Germany. Last year I met a couple from Corby in Offenbach who came over especially for 2 Guru Guru concerts and had done that for many years.
All the best (the music connects us)
Bernd

Is the schedule in the Woodstock boxset list the scheduled start times or what time the bands actually went on stage? If you have a source for the scheduled times you can add them to 'scheduled' time. If you have a source for the 'Actual' times go ahead and fix them. The 'scheduled time is what shows up on the Festival page:

https://www.setlist.fm/festival/1969/woodstock-33d6bcf9.html

Hi! I saw that you went to much Robbie Williams gigs. I would like to know if you have bootlegs/recordings of gigs of Robbie (Its not necessary that They from the concerts you attended.). I have a lot if you want to exchange (I have the first night of Edinburgh 2003).

Thanks,
Matías :)

Yeah that link is fine but it should be ON THE SETLIST WHERE IT BELONGS, not my profile. I'm not sure why this is so difficult to understand. If you can't handle a simple rule then you shouldn't have editing privileges at all.

Since the site lists each day as starting at 7:00 AM Hendrix (and Sha Na Na) should be listed as Monday. Paul Butterfield played 6:00-6:55 so that show should be listed as the night before. Although it looks a bit silly to me to list a 6:00AM show as the night before, those are times that were agreed on.

Hello

Since you attended one or more https://www.setlist.fm/venue/goth-festival-whitby-england-2bd73486.html concerts, could you change the location to the exact venue, not use the festival name for the festival and link them to the festival following the guidelines https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#glVenues & https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#festivalsHl

Awesome! I'm actually trying to re-create as accurate a setlist as possible for Monterey Pop, Isle of Wight and Woodstock (Live or studio tracks). Any chance you still have the track? And if you do would mind helping out a music fan? If it's a hassle don't even worry about. I'd appreciate the help!

Thanks! Do you by any chance know where you heard Richie Havens’ performance at the Isle of Wight? Thanks for the help!

Fixed. Thanks

I generalize to the common one. 98 ELP have more weight than one Whatshisname.

You don't deserve any answer from me you two-bit redneck mother-fucker. Rather than looking for mistakes i did, you should correct them back.
I didn't went to so many concerts, so what, i can use any recording of a concert existing and put up a setlist for it. Is there a rule forbidding correcting mistakes to concerts you've never been to? I created a whole lot of setlist of concerts given by Mozart, i've been to any of them.

Hi. All of the songs from that portion of the show were released way back in 1972 by John & Yoko. Here's the album:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Some_Time_in_New_York_City

Why does that make it their song? Because it's stated in our website's guidelines:

https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#covered-songs

The guidelines state: "In cases where more than one artist, who are not in the same group, are credited with writing the song, then the artist who released the song first is given credit. E.g. Because the Night was written by both Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen, but first released on the album Easter by Patti Smith Group. Therefore the song is credited as Because the Night @Cover[Patti Smith Group]"

Why did I remove the @Set? Because guest musicians should be listed for each individual song using @With. That's also listed in the guidelines.

Thank you, too. Multi-artist setlists always get confusing. :)

Haven't you read the message i posted in the problems with venues thread or are you just unaware that there is no king in the United Kingdom?

Re: Problems with venues
Posted 18 May 2019, 01:52

All these places should be called Her Majesty. There’s no King in England, there’s a Queen so the places are dedicated to her. If we had a setlist prior to 1952, it would be called His Majesty but we don’t.
The venue will change name whenever Elizabeth will go away.
My grandmother died at 95, Elizabeth is 93. Elizabeth’s mother died at 101.

Next problem is, that there are Muddy Waters and Muddy Waters Band.
The song is credited to Muddy Waters. If the Muddy Waters Band released the song first, then it's wrong. I don't know, if you can adding a member of relationship to the person Muddy Waters. A relationship to the band is possible.

...An @Song tag can be created by adding a member of relationship on musicbrainz, and can also work in the opposite direction, when a group plays a song originally released by one of its members....
Then it works!