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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Sept 4, 2020 0:00:31 GMT
Freddie Mercury (The Hectics, 1958 - 1962; Ibex/Wreckage, May 1969 - November 1969; Sour Milk Sea, February 1970 - Spring 1970)1958 - 1962 (St. Peter's School; Panchgani, India)
N/ASetlists: unknown Not much is known about these shows. The members were Freddie, Bruce Murray, Derrick Branche, Farang Irani, and Victory Rana. They played various genres of music. Sources: queenconcerts.com, Wikipedia May 23, 1969 (Honiton Hall; Penketh, England)
Friday from 8 PM - 11 PM
Setlist: unknown This is Freddie's first show with Ibex. Ibex played rock music. The members were Freddie, Mike Bersin, Mick Smith, and John Taylor. Ibex came from an older band called "Colours" (1966). Source: queenconcerts.com Unknown date, 1969 (Wade Deacon Grammar School For Girls; Widnes, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown Source: queenconcerts.com August 1969 (Technical College; St. Helens, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown Source: queenconcerts.com August 23, 1969 (The Bolton's Octagon Theatre; Bolton, England)
Saturday
Setlist: Communication Breakdown Jailhouse Rock The show began with an instrumental of Communication Breakdown. Freddie then came in with some slightly awkward "Oooh yeah"'s. Geoff Higgins and Richard Thompson were guests for this show. Steve Lake recorded this show on the roof of the theatre. When he showed it to the band, they weren't impressed. The tape apparently disappeared while he was going to Newcastle the next year. Source: queenconcerts.com August 24, 1969 (Open Air Festival, Queen's Park; Bolton, England)SundaySetlist: unknown Source: queenconcerts.com September 9, 1969 (The Sink; Liverpool, England)
Tuesday
Setlist: I'm So Glad Communication Breakdown Rain We're Going Wrong Rock Me Baby Stone Free Jailhouse Rock Crossroads Vagabond Outcast We're Going Home For the encore of this show, Brian May and Roger Taylor joined. Almost the entire show was recorded, minus I'm So Glad (Quality: ~B/B-).  www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kh8-jEhfdk The recorded show is around 35 minutes long. Sources: queenconcerts.com, Raseraa September 19, 1969 (College Of Technology; St. Helens, England)Friday
Setlist: unknown Source: queenconcerts.com October 31, 1969 (Ealing College Of Art; London, England)Friday at 11:30 PMSetlist: Cancer On My Mind Vagabond Outcast F.E.W.A. Without You One More Train Lover Jailhouse Rock Crossroads 1983/Rain We're Going Wrong Communication Breakdown Boogie Universal Theme Blag-A-Blues Green Rock Me Baby Let Me Love You 5 days earlier, on the 26th, they had done some practicing at this venue. According to Freddie, it was 5 hours long. This is Freddie's "first" show with Wreckage (Wreckage is basically Ibex, but with a different name). The members were Freddie, Mike Bersin, Richard Thompson, and John Taylor. Source: queenconcerts.com
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November 1969 (College Of St. Martin & St. John; unknown place, UK)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 1969 (Ealing College Of Art; London, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 1969 (Hall; Fulham, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 5, 1969 (Imperial College; London, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
Wreckage were supporting Iron Butterfly.
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 12, 1969 (Rugby Club; Richmond, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 14, 1969 (unknown venue; Liverpool, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 24, 1969 (Wade Deacon Grammar School For Girls; Widnes, England)
Monday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 26, 1969 (Rugby Club; Twickenham, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
This is Freddie's final show with Wreckage.
Source: queenconcerts.com
Spring 1970 (Randolph Hotel; Oxford, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
This is Freddie's first show with Sour Milk Sea. The members were Freddie, Chris Chesney, Jeremy Gallop, Paul Milne, and Robert Tyrell. Sour Milk Sea was formed in 1968 as "Tomato City". They changed the name in 1968. Sour Milk Sea began playing some blues covers, and soon played some songs that Chris Chesney wrote. Before Freddie joined, Sour Milk Sea once played with Smile.
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 20, 1970 (Highfield Parish; Oxford, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 28, 1970 (The Temple at Lower Wardour Street; London, England)
Saturday from 9 PM - 6 AM
Setlist: unknown
Sour Milk Sea were supporting Gypsy and Black Sabbath. This would be Freddie's final show with Sour Milk Sea. The band broke up since Paul and Jeremy weren't happy about the band's direction. A few weeks later, Freddie would join Queen.
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Sept 8, 2020 2:15:46 GMT
John Deacon
(The Opposition/The New Opposition/Art, 1965 - 1969; Deacon, November 1970)
September 25, 1965 (Clive Castledine's house; Leicester, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
This is John's first show with The Opposition. The band were formed in the spring of 1965. The band's name began as The Opposition. In May 1966, they changed it to The New Opposition. On January 14, 1967, it changed back to the original name. Finally, on March 3, 1968, they changed it to Art. The members were John, Richard Young, Nigel Bullen, and Clive Castledine. John began by playing rhythm guitar, but soon changed to playing bass. They played rock music. All the setlists for these concerts are unknown, but apparently they often played Heart Full Of Soul. The Opposition played more concerts than listed on queenconcerts.com, since flyers exist. But they don't tell the year and sometimes, not even the date (I can't include them since they aren't shown).
Sources: queenconcerts.com, queen.fandom.com
October 1965 (Gartree School; Leicester, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 4, 1965 (Co-operative Hall; Enderby, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
The Opposition were supporting Rapids Rave.
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 17, 1965 (Gartree School; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 31, 1965 (Market Harborough Youth Club; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 15, 1966 (Co-operative Hall; Enderby, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 5, 1966 (Village Institute; Countesthorpe, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 11, 1966 (Youth Club; Narborough, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 5, 1966 (Constitutional Hall; Wigston, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 11, 1966 (Village Hall; Evington, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 30, 1966 (Kidderminster; Enderby, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
The Opposition might have played at the Co-operative Hall, but a flyer for this show says otherwise.
Source: queenconcerts.com
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May 21, 1966 (Village Hall; Countesthorpe, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Around the time of this show, their line-up changed. Their line-up is now John, Richard Young, Nigel Bullen, David Williams, and Ronald Chester.
Source: queenconcerts.com
June 14, 1966 (Co-operative Hall; Enderby, England)
Tuesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 1966 (Co-operative Hall; Enderby, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
The New Opposition were supporting Rapids Rave.
Source: queenconcerts.com
October 1966 (Casino Ballroom; Leicester, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 6, 1966 (Monsell Youth Club; Leicester, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
The location on queenconcerts.com is wrong since "Eyres" isn't a place. Eyres is part of the club's name. The club is in Leicester, so I'll change the location to there.
Sources: queenconcerts.com, mychoice.leicester.gov.uk
November 11, 1966 (Monsell Youth Club; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 31, 1966 (Market Harbour Youth Club; Leicester, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 13, 1967 (Tennis Club; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Around this time, their line-up changed again. The members are now John, David Williams, Nigel Bullen, Richard Young, Ronald Chester, and Pete Bartholomew. Richard Frew joined for a month, then got replaced with Ronald Chester. Carl (unknown last name) joined for a month or two before leaving.
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 1967 (USAF Base; Molesworth, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Sept 18, 2020 20:41:54 GMT
February 12, 1967 (Boys Club; New Parks, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 25, 1967 (Antiquity Club; Churchgate, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 10, 1967 (Roundhills Youth Centre, Thurmaston; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 18, 1967 (Boys Club; New Parks, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 31, 1967 (Kirby Lane Community Centre; Melton Mowbray, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 23, 1967 (unknown venue; Beaumont Leys, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 30, 1967 (Boys Club; New Parks, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 1, 1967 (Royal Oak; Wigston, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 4, 1967 (Club; Evington, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 10, 1967 (Boys Club; Whitworth, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
On queenconcerts.com, the location is "Witterworth", which isn't a place. I think they meant Whitworth.
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 11, 1967 (Zodiac 67 Club; Leicester, England)
Saturday from 7:30 PM - 11 PM
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 21, 1967 (Raven Youth Club; Thurnby Lodge, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Sept 26, 2020 21:31:31 GMT
January 6, 1968 (Dog & Gun; Thurlaston, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 12, 1968 (Casino Ballroom; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 27, 1968 (Country Arms; Blaby, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 9, 1968 (Royal Oak; Wigston, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 16, 1968 (Youth Club; Lutterworth, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 17, 1968 (Dog & Gun; Thurlaston, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 23, 1968 (Roundhills Youth Centre, Thurmaston; Leicester, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 24, 1968 (Youth Club Hall; Kibworth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 1, 1968 (Royal Oak; Wigston, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 2, 1968 (Country Arms; Blaby, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Spring 1968 (unknown venue; St. Neots, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Spring 1968 (unknown venue; Kettering, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by RhapsodiaBohemia on Sept 27, 2020 4:00:33 GMT
It's nice to see there's documented dates for these concerts.
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March 16, 1968 (Gartree School; Oadby, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 29, 1968 (Youth Club; Lutterworth, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 28, 1968 (Village Hall; Billesdon, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 11, 1968 (Village Hall; Kibworth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1968 (unknown venue; Melton Mowbray, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 17, 1968 (Gartree School; Leicester, England)
Tuesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 11, 1969 (West End Ballroom; Coalville, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 18, 1969 (Rugby Club; Hinckley, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 25, 1969 (Community Centre; Kirby Muxloe, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 1, 1969 (Village Hall; Kibworth, England)
Saturday from 8 PM - 11:30 PM
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 8, 1969 (Bridge Hotel; Bedford, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 15, 1969 (Rugby Club; Tyers?, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
I have no clue what "Tyers" is supposed to mean, so if anyone has any ideas for what they're getting at, please let me know.
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 1969 (Youth Club; Great Glen, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
This is John's final show with The (New) Opposition/The Art.
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 21, 1970 (Chelsea College; London, England)
Saturday from 8 PM - 11:30 PM
Setlist: unknown
This may be John's first (and possibly only) show with "Deacon". Basically nothing is known about this band, or any of the shows. The members are John, Don Carter, Peter Stoddard, and Albert (unknown last name).
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Oct 9, 2020 21:47:56 GMT
Brian May
(1984, September 1964 - early 1968; Smile, summer 1968 - 1970)
October 28, 1964 (St. Mary's Church Hall; Twickenham, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
This is Brian's first show with 1984. The members are Brian, Dave Dilloway, John Garnham, Richard Thompson, Tim Staffell, and John Sanger. Bill Richards and Malcolm Childs would play at rehearsals, but never live.
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 4, 1964 (Girls School; Richmond, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
John Sanger left for university after this show.
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 1965 (Imperial College; London, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 15, 1966 (Thames Rowing Club; Putney, England)
Saturday
Setlist:
I'm A Loser
Help
Jack Of Diamonds
I Wish You Would
I Feel Fine
Little Egypt
Lucille
Monkey Business
Mojo Working
Walking The Dog
Heart Full Of Soul
A recording of this show is apparently owned by Queen Productions.
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 29, 1966 (Thames Rowing Club; Putney, England)
Saturday
Setlist:
Bright Lights Big City
Chains
Walking The Dog
Lucille
Little Rendezvous
Jack Of Diamonds
Mojo Working
Little Egypt
I'm A Man
Bye Bye Bird
A recording of this show is also apparently owned by Queen Productions.
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 5, 1966 (Rowing Club; Shepperton, England)
Saturday
Setlist:
Dancing In The Street
Eight Days A Week
I'm Taking Her Home
My Generation
Brian played bass at this concert.
Source: queenconcerts.com
Spring 1966 (Imperial College; London, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
4 minutes of colored footage exists of the Imperial College Fancy Dress party.
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Summer 1966 (Boat Club; Molesey, England)
N/A
Setlist:
Happy Hendrix Polka
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1966 (R&B Club; Putney, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 1 or 2, 1966 (Boat Club; Henley-on-Thames, England)
Friday or Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 9, 1966 (All Saints Church Hall; London, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Autumn 1966 (White Hart; Southall, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 28, 1967 (Park Hotel, Hanwell; London, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
1984 were supporting The Coool and The Proudwalkers.
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 13, 1967 (Imperial College; London, England)
Saturday
Setlist:
Cool Jerk
Respect
My Girl
Shake
Stepping Stone
Keep Me Hanging On
Whatcha Going To Do About It
Substitute
How Can It Be
Dancing In The Street
Dream
Sha La La La Lee
1984 were supporting Jimi Hendrix. A recording of this show is apparently owned by Queen Productions.
Source: queenconcerts.com
September 1967 (School Of Medicine; London, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
September 1967 (Top Rank Club; Croydon, England)
N/A
Setlist:
So Sad
Stone Free
She's Gone
Knock On Wood
A few other songs
The date could be January 1967, since a newspaper had listed the competition happening then. 1984 entered the competition with a two-track master (which is owned by Dave Dilloway) of "Ain't That Peculiar?" and "Crying In The Rain". This twenty-minute set happened in the semi-finals of the competition. They won the round.
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 23, 1967 (Olympia Theatre; London, England)
Saturday at 5 AM
Setlist:
So Sad
Stone Free
She's Gone
Knock On Wood
1984 were supporting Jimi Hendrix, Traffic, Pink Floyd, Herd, and Tyrannosaurus Rex. This show was part of the 'Christmas On Earth Continued' event. The show actually began at 8 PM the day before. This is Brian's final show with 1984. (Side note: I won't be talking about "Smile" yet, since Roger Taylor was part of that band.)
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Oct 22, 2020 1:17:42 GMT
Roger Taylor
(The Bubblingover Boys, 1957; Beat Unlimited, 1963 - early 1965; Johnny Quale and the Reaction, early 1965 - autumn 1965; The Reaction, autumn 1965 - autumn 1968; Smile, summer 1968 - 1970)
1957 (Bosvigo School; Truro, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
This is the only show known from "The Bubblingover Boys". Roger played ukulele and guitar, before beginning to play drums in other bands. The rest of the members are unknown.
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1963 (unknown venue; Truro, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
This is an early (possibly first) show of "Beat Unlimited". The members were Roger, Mike Dudley, and David Dowding. The setlists for these shows are mostly unknown, but they did play "Wipe Out" and "The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt" (one known performance of "The Rise and Fall of Flingel Bunt" was at a party organized by the Liberal Association on December 17, 1964, at the City Hall at an unknown venue in England).
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 15, 1965 (City Hall; Truro, England)
Monday at night
Setlist:
Shadows, Rolling Stones, and pre-Soul covers
800 people were at this show, since it was part of the Rock 'n' Roll Rhythm Championship of Cornwall. This is Roger's first show with "Johnny Quale and the Reaction". The members were Roger, John Grose (aka Johnny Quale), Graham Hawkins, Mike Dudley, Jim Craven, and John Snell. The band would usually play many genres: pop, ballads, and blues. Mike Dudley recalls John as a "pretty reasonable Elvis". He remembers how he had a vocal problem, so he'd have to drink glycerin and stuff like that. The band didn't win the championship; they got fourth place.
Sources: queenconcerts.com, queenpedia.com
April 15, 1965 (City Hall; Truro, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 19, 1965 (City Hall; Truro, England)
Monday
Setlist: unknown
The band played on the same gig as "The Individuals", which Mike Grose (one of Queen's first bass players) was in.
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1965 (Blue Lagoon; Newquay, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1965 (Village Hall; St Just, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1965 (The Garden; Penzance, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Summer 1965 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 17, 1965 (Werrington Park; Launceston, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
This is the last known show of Roger with "Johnny Quale and the Reaction". The band broke up because of a certain gig that was a bit too Elvis-y. But, the band didn't fully break up, since a few of the other members joined their new band.
Sources: queenconcerts.com, queenpedia.com
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September 25, 1965 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
This is Roger's "first" show with The Reaction. They were originally called 'The Reactions' until March 1966, and were sometimes called 'The Creation'. The members of the band were Roger, Mike Dudley, Richard Penrose (joined in spring of 1966), John Snell (left in 1967), Mike Grose, Jim Craven (left in spring of 1966, joined back in summer of 1968), Roger Brokenshire (November 1965 - spring 1966), Geoff Daniel (spring 1966 - 1967), and Rick Thorning (joined in autumn of 1968). There is a known setlist from one of these shows, but it's unknown which show. The setlist was: Game Of Love, Hey Mama, Whatcha Gonna Do About It, Slow Down, Respect, I Got You, It's Gonna Work Out Fine, Land Of 1,000 Dances.
Source: queenconcerts.com
October 21, 1965 (Godolphin Hall; Helston, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 17, 1965 (Methodist Hall; St. Agnes, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 20, 1965 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 1965 (Truro School; Truro, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 24, 1965 (St. Brannocks Hotel; Newquay, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 27, 1965 (Schools Christmas Dance; Truro, England)
Monday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 31, 1965 (Flamingo Club; Redruth, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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January 8, 1966 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 7, 1966 (City Hall; Truro, England)
Monday
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction performed here as part of the "Rock And Rhythm Championship". Over 750 people were at this 3 1/2 hour long championship. The Reaction won, which was no surprise to some people, but the fans for the other groups drowned out the cheers with screams and yells.
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 12, 1966 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 17, 1966 (Ballroom; Redruth, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 22, 1966 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 20, 1966 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
June 11, 1966 (The Old Barn Club; Penzance, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 9, 1966 (Town Hall; Torquay, England)
Saturday from 8 PM - 11:45 PM
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction and The Harlequins were supporting The Nashville Teens.
Source: queenconcerts.com
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July 16, 1966 (Winter Gardens; Penzance, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 17, 1966 (City Hall; Truro, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 5, 1966 (Town Hall; Torquay, England)
Friday from 8 PM - 12 AM
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction and The Betterdays (and also possibly The Kynd) were supporting 'Jimmy James and The Vagabonds'. They were performing as part of the Torquay Beat & Blues Festival.
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 15, 1966 (Dartmouth; Devon, England)
Monday from 7:30 PM - 10:45 PM
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 16, 1966 (Town Hall; Torquay, England)
Tuesday from 8 PM - 1 AM
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction, The Travellers, The Last-Tik-Band, and The Package Deal were supporting The Kinks.
Source: queenconcerts.com
September 23, 1966 (The Old Barn Club; Penzance, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
October 8, 1966 (The Guildhall; St. Ives, England)
Saturday from 8 PM - 11 PM
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
October 14, 1966 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 4, 1966 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 18, 1966 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
December 11, 1966 (Tell-a-Tale folk club on Chapel Street; Penzance, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
Unknown date, 1967 (Mullion Church Hall; Truro, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Steve on Nov 23, 2020 11:46:10 GMT
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Dec 3, 2020 0:19:33 GMT
January 7, 1967 (Flamingo Club; Redruth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction were supporting Wishful Thinking.
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 20, 1967 (Club; Harlyn Bay, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 24, 1967 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Tuesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
January 28, 1967 (Guildhall; St. Ives, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
February 25, 1967 (Town Hall; Wadebridge, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 3, 1967 (Flamingo Club; Redruth, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 4, 1967 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction were supporting The Charades.
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 10, 1967 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 11, 1967 (Blue Lagoon; Newquay, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
The Reaction were supporting Chris Lamb and his Irish showband.
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 31, 1967 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by oreno on Dec 3, 2020 13:26:55 GMT
I find it remarkable that while Brian, John and Roger all did long musical apprenticeships of about 5 years, gigging regularly and honing their skills, Freddie, less than a year after stepping on stage as a rock singer for the 1st time (and playing what, 20 gigs?) was forming Queen.
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Dec 12, 2020 22:09:38 GMT
April 1, 1967 (Public Rooms; Bodmin, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 15, 1967 (Public Hall; Liskeard, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 21, 1967 (Country Grammar School; Truro, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 29, 1967 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 4, 1967 (Skating Rink; Camborne, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 6, 1967 (The Blue Lagoon; Newquay, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 13, 1967 (Memorial Hall; Dobwalls; England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 27, 1967 (Skating Rink; Camborne, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
June 3, 1967 (Public Rooms; Bodmin, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 29, 1967 (Beach; Perranporth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
This was a concert for the Liberal Party.
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 31, 1967 (St. Just Village Hall; Cornwall, England)
Monday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 4, 1967 (Hayle Rugby Club; Cornwall, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
November 10, 1967 (Pennace Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by Chopin1995 on Dec 12, 2020 23:06:15 GMT
I find it remarkable that while Brian, John and Roger all did long musical apprenticeships of about 5 years, gigging regularly and honing their skills, Freddie, less than a year after stepping on stage as a rock singer for the 1st time (and playing what, 20 gigs?) was forming Queen. And correct me if I'm wrong or forgot something, but Freddie was the only one who wasn't in the recording studio before Queen. |
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Dec 25, 2020 0:09:17 GMT
March 15, 1968 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 16, 1968 (Godolphin Hall; Helston, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
March 23, 1968 (Public Rooms, Bodmin, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 5, 1968 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 11, 1968 (Winter Gardens; Penzance, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
April 22, 1968 (Trevellas Cove; St. Agnes, England)
Monday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
May 17, 1968 (Penmare Hotel; Hayle, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
June 1, 1968 (Memorial Hall; Perranporth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
June 8, 1968 (Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry Museum; Bodmin, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 1968 (marquee at Trevellas Porth; St. Agnes, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 1968 (marquee in a car park; Mevagissey, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 1968 (marquee in a field; Carnon Downs, England)
N/A
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 4, 1968 (local beach; Perranporth, England)
Thursday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 6, 1968 (Feast Week; Mevagissey, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 7, 1968 (beach; Perranporth, England)
Sunday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 13, 1968 (Princess Pavilion; Falmouth, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 27, 1968 (W.I. Hall; Mullion, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
July 31, 1968 (Recreation Ground; Mevassigey, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
August 28, 1968 (Godolphin Hall; Helston, England)
Wednesday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
September 6, 1968 (Village Hall; St. Merryn, England)
Friday
Setlist: unknown
Source: queenconcerts.com
September 14, 1968 (Public Rooms; Bodmin, England)
Saturday
Setlist: unknown
This is Roger's last show with The Reaction.
Source: queenconcerts.com
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Post by littlequeenie97 on Dec 25, 2020 0:36:56 GMT
Next up is Smile, right?
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Mustapha Ibrahim
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Post by Mustapha Ibrahim on Dec 25, 2020 0:47:13 GMT
Yes.  |
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Post by baka on Mar 18, 2021 2:50:01 GMT
y la sonrisa
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Post by Mercury Roadrunner on Mar 7, 2022 7:04:51 GMT
Great topic, thank you -
excuse me, please, if it is the wrong place to ask about it -
considering the concert dates,
looks like Freddie joined forces with Brian and Roger in April, 1970, is it right?
Does anyone know, was it in the beginning/middle/end of April?
Can't remember where I found it in 25+ Queen fandom years,
but I once saw the date as 04.04.1970 -
any info/ideas, anyone, please?
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Post by Nicki on Mar 11, 2022 13:42:15 GMT
Very interesting! Thank you! Now I‘m curious about Smile.
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