Tour	Out Of The Cradle
Personnel	Lindsey Buckingham
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Big Love Go Insane Don't Look Down The Chain Trouble Tusk You Do Or You Don't I'm So Afraid Street Of Dreams Never Going Back Again All My Sorrows Introduction To This Is The Time [instrumental] This Is The Time Go Your Own Way Eyes Of The World Soul Drifter Exceptions:: San Diego, California: "Doing What I Can" was played between "All My Sorrows" and "This Is The Time."  After "Go Your Own Way," the first two songs of the encore were "Save Me A Place" and "Holiday Road," then followed by "Eyes of the World" and "Soul Drifter." Atlanta, Georgia: "Doing What I Can" was played was played between "All My Sorrows" and "This Is The Time", and "Save Me A Place" was the first song of the encore.
Date City Venue / Reviews 1992 - American Tour December 10 San Juan Capistrano, California The Coach House December 11 San Juan Capistrano, California The Coach House 1993 - American Tour February 22 Los Angeles, California Wiltern Theatre March 2 Boston, Massachusetts The Paradise March 8 San Diego, California Belly Up Tavern March 9 Ventura County, California Ventura Theatre March 10 San Francisco, California Bimbo's March 13 (?) San José, California March 17 St. Paul, Minnesota The World Theatre March 26 Hartford, Connecticut The Sting March 27 Bearsvbille, New York Bearsville Theater March 28 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Theatre of The Living Arts March 30 Washington, D.C. The Bayou March 31 New York, New York Town Hall April 2 Atlanta, Georgia Variety Playhouse April 4 Ft. Worth, Texas Caravan of Dreams April 5 Austin, Texas Backroom April 7 Boulder, Colorado Boulder Theater April 9 Phoenix, Arizona The Roxy 1993 - American Tour - Opening Act for Tina Turner June 6 Reno, Nevada June 20 St. Paul, Minnesota Target Center June 22 Bonner Springs, Kansas Sandstone Amphitheatre June 24 St. Louis, Missouri Riverport Amphitheatre June 25 Madison, Wisconscin Marcus Amphitheatre June 27 Gary(?), Indiana Poplar June 29 Cincinnati, Ohio Riverbend June 30 Detroit, Michigan Pine Knob July 3 Toronto, Canada July 9 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Allentown Fair Amphitheatre July 12 New York, New York Radio City Music Hall July 13 New York, New York Radio City Music Hall

Tour	The Splinter Group Featuring Peter Green
Personnel	Peter Green, Nigel Watson, Pete Straud, Roger Cotton, Larry Tolfree
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It Takes Time Homework Black Magic Woman Indians Mama, Keep Your Big Mouth Shut Dark End Of The Street Rattlesnake Shake The Supernatural Shake Your Hips Traveling Riverside Blues Steady Rollin' Man The Stumble Tina Albatross [instrumental] The Green Manalishi Going Down Help Me Look On Yonder Wall
Date City Venue / Reviews 1998 - American Tour August 27 Cleveland, Ohio Wilbert's August 28 Ferndale, Michigan Magic Bag August 29 New York City, New York Tramps August 30 Chicago, Illinois Park West September 1 Minneapolis, Minnesota Cabooze September 4 San Francisco, California The Fillmore September 5 Ventura, California Ventura Theatre September 6 Long Beach, California Long Beach Blues Festival September 7 Seattle, Washington Bumbershoot Festival September 9 Vancouver, Canada Richard's On Richard's September 10 Portland, Oregon Roseland Annex September 11 San Diego, California Street Scene September 26 Cleveland, Ohio RRHOF: Tribute to Robert Johnson

Peter Green & The Splinter Group September 2000 USA Tour, Last Updated 8/31/00 All information was kindly provided by Pete Grant. If you attend a concert and would like to send in your review for posting, please send it to reviews@fleetwoodmac.net. The links below lead to reviews of those shows. Sept 5th; Garde Arts Center, 325 State Street, New London, CT Sept 6th; The Roxy, 279 Tremont Street, Boston, MA Sept 7th; B.B. King's Blues Bar and Grill; 243 W.42nd Street, NYC, NY (2 shows) Sept 8th; Keswick Theater, 291 Keswick Avenue, Philadelphia, PA (technically Glenside, PA) Sept 9th; State Theater, 220 N. Washington Street, Falls Church, Virginia Sept 10th; 6 Flags Great Adventure; Jackson, NJ (without John Mayall; onstage approx 6:50pm). Other acts include Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers, J Geils and magic Dicks Bluestime, Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets featuring Sam Myers and special guest Lou Ann Barton, The Fabulous Thunderbirds Sept 12th; The Odeon Concert Club, 1295 Old River Road; Cleveland, OH Sept 13th; Shank Hall, 1434 North Farwell Ave, Milwaukee, WI (No Mayall) Sept 14th; Majestic Theatre, 4140 Woodard, Detroit, MI Sept 15th; Parkwest, 222 W.Armitage, Chicago, IL Sept 16th; Cabooze, 917 Cedar Avenue, Minneapolis, MN Sept 17th; Barrymore (changed to Annex), 2090 Atwood Avenue, Madison, WI Sept 18th; Blueberry Hill; 6504 Delmar, St. Louis, MO (w/o JM) Sept 19th; The Cotillion, 11120 W Kellog, Witchita, KS Sept 20th; Boulder Theater, 2032 14th St, Boulder, CO Sept 23rd; King Cat Theatre, 2130 Sixth Avenue, Seattle, WA Sept 24th; Alladin Theater; 3116 S E 11th St, Portland, OR Sept 26th; Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, 1075 20th Street, Chico, CA Sept 27th; The Fillmore, 1805 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA Sept 28th; Luther Burbank Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, CA Sept 29th; House Of Blues, 8430 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA Sept 30th; Ventura Theatre, 26 South Chestnut, Ventura, CA Oct 3rd and 4th; The Stables, Wavendon, Surrey, UK

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