Procol Harum

Beyond
the Pale

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Variant set-lists from the Isle of Wight 1970

Of which one has the ring of authenticity

Brooker Copping Trower Wilson

Over the years we've received a few mildly contradictory reports of what sonogs were played.

We feel confident that the third column, below, comes closest to the truth.

Songs that appear in all versions are highlighted in green

Still There'll Be More Wish Me Well Shine On Brightly Devil Came From Kansas Your Own Choice ('Too Many Women ...') Juicy John Pink A Salty Dog	Wish Me Well Conquistador A Salty Dog I Sing In A Voice [see below] The Devil Came From Kansas Shine on Brightly Your Own Choice Juicy John Pink Whisky Train Whaling Stories	01 Still There'll Be More 02 Wish Me Well 03 Devil Came From Kansas 04 Shine on Brightly 05 Your Own Choice 06 Juicy John Pink 07 Nothing That I Didn't Know 08 A Salty Dog 09 Whisky Train 10 Whaling Stories
Move On Down the Line High School Confidential Lucille	Move On Down The Line High School Hop Lucille	11 Move On Down the Line 12 Shakin' at the High School Hop 13 Lucille
These seven originals came from Alan Semok, who adds: 'Judging from other gigs circa 1970 (including the several Fillmore appearances and the NYC radio broadcast that have circulated on tape), other possibilities could include Dead Man's Dream, Crucifiction Lane, Whaling Stories, Whisky Train, About To Die, Well I, and Nothing That I Didn't Know.' These covers were mentioned in press reviews at the time	Steven Seyster writes to BtP: This is the set list from a list of the whole festival according to an email posted on a newsgroup. Hope it helps. Joan May reckons "that 'I sing in a Voice' must be Still There'll Be More – you know, 'I'll sing in the forest' ... etc?". If this is right it's a splendid mondegreen.	Gerhard Schinzel writes to BtP (March 2021) with the setlist above which, having been compiled from an audience recording (barely listenable, but at least the songs are identifiable) surely presents the most authoritative account to date of both content and running order of the Procol recital on that freezing cold August night.

13	Songs altogether:	0	from Procol Harum	2	From Shine on Brightly
3	From A Salty Dog	5	from Home	0	Non-album tracks
3	Non-originals	This analysis is based on Schinzel's list, above

Have a look at other set-lists | Further Isle of Wightage here and here

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