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The Kirsty MacColl web site
1992
Another UK tour incorporating the Glastonbury Festival, plus Kirsty's first American dates.
Jan 2, 1992. The show where Kirsty is wearing a blue top and Kirsty & Shane are both wearing hangover protecting sunglasses (no other Pogues present...) was recorded on Jan 1 and shown the following evening. This was to coincide with the Christmas 1991 re-release of Fairytale of New York. Kirsty had spent the evening before the recording (i.e. New Years Eve 1991) supporting Billy Bragg at the Hackney Empire. Show presenters - Adrian Rose and Steve Anderson.
Jan 16, 1992. Kirsty appeared with The Wonderstuff larking about to Welcome to the Cheap Seats. Source: TH (and he should know)
May 24, 1992.
May
27, 1992 (support: The Forget-Me-Nots). May - August tour lineup: KM, Mark
Nevin, Dave Ruffy, Gary Tibbs, Jamie West-Oram. Set List: A
New England; Innocence; Children of the Revolution; Mothers Ruin; You Know
It’s You; Irish Cousin;
You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet Baby; Still Life; My Affair; Fifteen Minutes;
Don’t Come The Cowboy…; Tread Lightly; Happy; Train In Vain; Walking
Down Madison; Free World; They Don’t Know; There’s A Guy…
June 5, 1992.
June 6, 1992.
June 7, 1992.
June 13, 1992.
June 19, 1992. Verified by DC4, who did the sound!
June 20, 1992. A New England; Innocence; Fifteen Minutes; Don’t Come The Cowboy…; Tread Lightly; Happy; Train in Vain; Walking Down Madison; Angel; Free World; Soho Square; They Don’t Know; There’s a Guy… (this set list seems a bit short. Children of the Revolution was definitely sound-checked but doesn’t appear on the gig tape - Terry)
LONDON Mean Fiddler June 22, 1992 (support: Handsome). A New England; Innocence; Children of the Revolution; Mother's ruin; You know it's you; You just haven't earned it yet, baby; Still life; My Affair; Fifteen Minutes; Don’t Come The Cowboy…; Tread Lightly; Happy; Train in Vain; Walking Down Madison; Angel; Free World; Soho Square; They Don’t Know; There’s a Guy…
Photo: the self styled "rock & roll bitch from hell" by Terry Hurley
LONDON The Grand, ClaphamJune 23, 1992 (support: Liberty Cage).
June 26, 1992. A new England; Innocence; You just haven't earned it yet baby; 15 Minutes/ Don't Come The Cowboy, Happy, Tread lightly; Stand by me (Train in Vain)/ Walking down Madison; Free world; There's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's Elvis. Soundboard tapes exist of her legendary gig at the 1992 Glastonbury Festival, which was broadcast by BBC Radio. The sound quality is ok but still lacking something.
June 27, 1992. "Love the sight and love the sound, I wish that I could stick around Berlin"
July 8, 1992. Walking Down Madison from this gig was broadcast on MTV. Source: GT
July 11, 1992.
July 26, 1992.
August 2, 1992. Free World; Train In Vain; Walking Down Madison (there must have been more than this but my tape has only these three - Terry)
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August 6, 1992. New England; Innocence; You know it's you; Mother's ruin; Irish cousin; You just haven't earned it yet, baby; Still life; My affair; 15 minutes; Cowboy; Free world; Happy; Train in vain; Walking down Madison; Angel; Tread lightly; They don't know; Chip shop.
Ticket stub, Set list. Reproduced from the private collection of Rob Whitmarsh.
August 7, 1992.
August 18, 1992.
August 19, 1992.
TELFORD
Oakengates Town Hall August 21, 1992. "Great show it was too." SH2
August 22, 1992.
August 23, 1992.
August 25, 1992 (Possible support - Boo Hewerdine).
August 26, 1992.
August 28, 1992 (support: The Prayer Boat & Andy Wilson). Set List: Tread Lightly; Innocence; Irish Cousin; Children of the Revolution; Mothers Ruin; Soho Square; You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet Baby; Still Life; My Affair; Fifteen Minutes; Don’t Come The Cowboy…; Free World; Happy; Angel; Train In Vain; Walking Down Madison; Dancing In Limbo; They Don’t Know; A New England; There’s a Guy…
August 29, 1992. Tread Lightly; Innocence; You Know Its You; Mothers Ruin; Irish Cousin; You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet Baby; Still Life; My Affair; Fifteen Minutes; Don’t Come The Cowboy; Free World; Happy; Angel; Train In Vain; Walking Down Madison; A New England; Soho Square; They Don’t Know; There’s a Guy…
August 30, 1992.
LONDON Mean FiddlerOctober 16, 1992 (support: The Lost Soul Band). Happy; Innocence; You Know Its You; Soho Square; Cant Stop Killing You; You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet Baby; Don’t Go Home; My Affair; Fifteen Minutes; Don’t Come The Cowboy…; Free World; Angel; Walking Down Madison; Tread Lightly; Big Boy On A Saturday Night; They Don’t Know; A New England
Kirsty with Mark Nevin (photo: Terry Hurley)
October 17 , 1992.
October 19, 1992. American performer Marshall Crenshaw recalls being in the club for one of these shows, and hanging out with Kirsty after the show. They had been friends since early 1984 when the Crenshaws met up in New York for dinner with the newly engaged Steve Lillywhite and Kirsty. The Bottom Line turned out to be the last time they met up.
October 20, 1992.
October 22 , 1992.
November 19, 1992. BBC TV. Soho Square, Angel
December 19, 1992. Supporting Morrissey.
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