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It has become clear from the responses that we have had to date that readers have different priorities when using GOTR. Therefore we have redesigned this page in an effort to make life a little easier for you all. On this page you will find revisions relating to non-bootleg information only. Should you require revisions related to bootlegs please go here. We had hoped this page would not be needed but inevitably further details are going to surface. Thus some revised pages are available for download here if you wish to do so. We have identified the exact changes so that you may incorporate them into the book in any way you feel appropriate. Suggestions welcomed. There is currently no intention to update song charts or other appendices unless there are major modifications to be made. Some of the following are very minor but included anyway. Thanks to those eagle-eyed readers who have sent in revisions. There are a few pages where minor errors in the spelling of European venues or cities have been identified. At present revised pages for these have not been included. If you would like us to do so please let us know. This update was published 24th April 2008. Latest additions in purple print. Check back regularly for new pages - hopefully not too many. page 18 - The Roosters supported Buffalo Springfield at The Cinnamon Cinder on June 26 & 27. page 413 - the show on January 20 at the Target Center in Minneapolis, MN is missing from the itinerary but is included in the set lists. Revised page to follow. page 15 & 16 - apologies to Tom Mastin of Mastin & Brewer for spelling his name incorrectly. page 24 & 31 - a mystery finally solved. The footage of Buffalo Springfield performing Rock and Roll Woman that appears in Journey Through The Past is from the Popendipity TV recording at the Warwick Theater in Providence, RI 28th September 1967. The footage was always associated with the date 6th November. It now looks like this was a typo and should have been 16th November - the actual broadcast date. page 85 There is every possibility that the show at The Warehouse in Providence, RI on 18th May, 1969 featured Dewey Martin as support. Local poster artist The Mad Peck prepared a small ad which appeared in a local paper Extra! that advertised the show as "2/5 of the old Buffalo Springfield" naming both Neil Young and Dewey Martin. page 115 additional song 3rd March 1976 and new bootleg references for 5th, 6th and 10th - 2nd revision page 329 The other support band on 20th June 1996 was Florian Ast & Florenstein page 401 revised town Nürburgring is in Nürburg not Nürnberg 18th May 2002 page 402 same as 401 page 412 revised text re songs played and Crosby participation at Valley Music Festival 28th September 2003 page 421 revised set list and Crosby participation at Valley Music Festival 28th September 2003 (Adobe Acrobat is required for this - if you have not got it installed, Get Adobe Acrobat Reader here.)
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