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Maybe
Someday, 1968
February 1968
- 11th: Clive Palmer guests on Pentangle bill at the
Horseshoe Club in Soho, London.
March 1968
- 4th: Recording for John Peel's Nightride (Bid You
Goodnight/Won't You Come See Me Some Sweet Day/You Get
Brighter/All Too Much for Me)
- 6th: Broadcast of Nightride BBC session. Featured
Robin and Mike. (Note that the track listing conflicts with the
recording details.)
Track
listing:
- You Get Brighter
- All Too Much For Me
- Ducks on a Pond
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- 30th: Royal Festival Hall (and Tim
Buckley made a surprise guest appearance half way through the
evening)
 - a memorable event altogether.
- 31st: Royal Festival Hall. Showcase gig for Hangman's
Beautiful Daughter.
April 1968
- 6th: The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter
enters the UK charts, reaches number 5 and remains there for 21
weeks.
- 26th: Village Theatre, New York
- 27th: Jordan Hall, Boston.
May 1968
- 3rd: Boston
- 4th: SUNY Gym, supporting The Grateful Dead.
- 12th: Lee Hall, Oswego New York (With Tim Buckley)
- Fillmore East, New York. The "Mother's
Day" Concert.
- 13th: "Live" recording for WBAI radio in New York. Licorice
was announced as being a new member of the group.
Set listing:
- The Head
- Douglas Traherne
Harding
- See All The
People
- You Get Brighter
- Maya
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- 16/18th: Fillmore West, San Francisco, sharing the bill with
Country Joe and the Fish.
- 17th: Berkely University
- 24th: Kaleidoscope, Hollywood (with Them).
- 29th: LA Troubadour with Tim Buckley.
June 1968
Set List:
- Waltz of the New Moon
- You Get Brighter
- A Very Cellular Song
- October Song
Live Audio (YouTube)
- Bell Ringing
- The Pig Went Walking Over the
Hill / See All the People / Swift as the Wind /
Mercy I Cry City
- Ducks on a Pond
- Puppies
- Chinese White
- Maya
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This performance is now available on CD as
Live at the Fillmore 1968
- 21-22nd:
The First Holiness Kitschgarden For the Liberation Of Love And
Peace In Colours! Houtrust Den Haag, Holland
- 29th: Concert at London's Royal Albert Hall.
July 1968
- 5th: Queen's Hall, Barnstaple.
August 1968
- 11th: 8th National
Blues
Festival, Sunbury. (With the Herd, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Nice, Chicken Shack, Jethro Tull,
Fairport Convention, Traffic) The ISB was paid £350 for the gig.
- 24th: Magical Mystery Tour (Middle
Earth Club, London)
- 30th: ABC, Edinburgh.
October 1968
- 4th: Queen Elizabeth Hall. With Shirley & Dolly Collins.
- 7th: Queen Elizabeth Hall. Tim Buckley
was support and his live LP Dream Letter was recorded.
- 9th: Sheffield Town Hall.
- 13th: Glasgow Concert Hall.
- 18th: Manchester Free Trade Hall.
- 25th: Birmingham Town Hall.
- 27th: Newcastle City Hall.
- 30th: Nottingham.
- Late 1968? Brondby Pop Club, Brondby, Denmark.
November 1968
- 1st: Brighton Dome.
- 2nd: Royal Albert Hall.
- 9th: Free Trade Hall, Manchester (with support from
Pentangle).
- 23rd: Boston.
- 26th: Live broadcast from WBIA studios
in New York.
- 27th: Fillmore East, New York.
Track listing:
- The Half Remarkable Question
- Jigs - Unknown/Comb Your Hair And
Curl It
- Waltz Of The New Moon
- You Get Brighter
- White Bird
- The Iron Stone
- A Very Cellular Song
- Log Cabin Home In The Sky
- Job's Tears
- Cousin Caterpillar
- Be Glad for The Song Has No
Ending
- Creation
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