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• This Moment
• El Ratto
• Banks of Sweet Italy
• Down before Cathay
• Restless Night
• Untitled Instrumental in Three Movements (Mike : If I was going to be pretentious I'd call this Untitled Instrumental in Three Movements. So here's
  Untitled Instrumental in Three Movements)
• Sea White Horses
• Bird that Lives on Rain etc
• Flowers of the Forest
• Did I Love a Dream?
• Let the Moon Hang Low
• Antoine
• Secret Temple
• Feast of Stephen
• Untitled rock song possibly called Long Long Road by Mike...(anyone know this??)

• Oh Did I Love A Dream
• Restless Night
• Down Before Cathay
• Secret Temple

• This Moment
• Banks of Sweet Italy
• Down before Cathay
• Restless Night
• Sea White Horses
• Flowers of the Forest
• Let the Moon Hang Low
• Secret Temple
• Feast of Stephen
• Jigs

• This Moment
• Black Jack Davy
• The Circle Is Unbroken
• The Bird That Lives on Rain
• Yellow Flames of Whin
• Jenny in the Mosshouse
• Drunken Black Winter
• Everything's Fine Right Now
• Won't You Come See Me
• Secret Temple
• Feast of Stephen
• Job's Tears

• This Moment
• Black Jack Davy
• The Circle is Unbroken
• Jigs - The Bird That Lives on Rain/Yellow Flames of Whin/Jenny in the Mosshouse/Drunken Black Winter
• Won't You Come See Me
• Feast of Stephen
• Weather the Storm
• Jigs - Sunday is My Wedding Day/Drops of Whiskey/Grumbling Old Men

Pat Morton:

I have a hazy recollection of a String Band gig in Torquay sometime in mid August 1972. All I can remember from the occasion is a theatrical/panto piece concerning one "Giles crocodile" (en francais).

• Cousin Caterpillar
• Black Jack Davy
• The Entertainer
• Giles Crocodile
• Rends Moi Demain
• I Know That Man
• Turquoise Blue
• The Old Buccaneer
• The Bird That Lives on Rain / Yellow Flames of Whin / Jenny in the Mosshouse / Drunk
• Weather the Storm
• Jig: Drops of Whisky / Grumbling Old Men

The concert's opening act was a well-known mime whose name I don't remember.  I remember he did a bit about a man on a motorcycle.  Actually, as I recall, there were two mimes.  A man and a woman.  I think they were husband and wife.  I saw him on TV once, possibly on the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.

I do remember Robin doing The Circle is Unbroken with fiddle instead of whistle. I also remember Robin singing a song with just him on guitar.  He said it was from U.  It was a song about a mouse and it is not on the U album.  Malcolm did a "dance" or something while Robin sang.  I remember liking the song but was embarassed by the "dancing".

Toward the end of the concert there was a blonde woman on stage keeping members of the audience off of the stage.  She was involved with the final song of the concert, possibly singing or playing an instrument.  I don't remember for sure.  I think she was introduced as being Susie Taylor who is listed in the credits of No Ruinous Feud as "Executive Director to ISB".  At least that is the memory I have always had. 

After the final song the band left the stage and after a lot of applause and a standing ovation from the audience, Mike came back on the stage and said there would be no encore.  I was surprised at the time, but I understand now that it was normal for them to not have encores.