FLASH

In late 1971, FLASH came into existence when Colin Carter (vocals) approached Peter Banks with the idea of forming a new band. At the time, Peter was navigating a challenging phase in his career. Given his past experiences with other bands, he was initially hesitant about starting anew. However, their collaborative effort on “Small Beginnings” rekindled his passion. After creating a demo of the track, Peter secured a record deal. The duo then embarked on the challenging journey of assembling the right team. The band’s lineup was solidified with the addition of Ray Bennett on bass and Mike Hough on drums. Interestingly, it was Peter who coined the band’s name, “FLASH”. Opting not to include a keyboardist, Peter innovatively honed his guitar skills, crafting the distinctive sound of FLASH. Their musical journey was intense and brief; they produced three albums in a span of two years, before disbanding in November 1973.

Original line-up
Peter Banks | Colin Carter | Ray Bennett | Mike Hough

DISCOGRAPHY

CHRONOLOGY

(in the process of being reformatted…)

1971

Date: November 8-21 Location: London, UK Venue: DeLane Lea Studios Notes: recording debut album Flash

1972

January 14, High Wycombe, UK, Town Hall, Performed with Stray
January 15, Dudley, UK, Technical College
January 20, Dorchester, UK, Tavern Club
January 21, Bristol, UK, Polytechnic
January 22, St. Albans, UK, City Hall, Performed with Stone The Crows
January 28, Porthcawl, UK, Manor Suite
January 29, Watford, UK, Tech College, Performed with Mott The Hoople January 31, Letchworth, UK, Youth Club
February, LP RELEASE: Flash
February 14, Ellesmere Port, UK, Cheshire College, Unconfirmed date
February 18, Ipswich Civic, UK, College
February 19, Leicester, UK, University, Performed with Roy Harper
February 22, London, UK, Marquee Club
February 25, York, UK, St. Peter’s School
February 26, Epsom, UK, Baths, Performed with Budgie
February 27, Bletchley, UK, Esmeralda’s, Youth Centre, Performed with Gnidrolog, Vinegar Joe
March 1, Birmingham, UK, Bullring Mayfair Suite
March 1, Birmingham, UK, Aston University, Performed with Tony Hazzard March 2, Preston, UK, Amethyst Club
March 3, Aberdeen, UK, University
March 4, Whitley Bay, UK, Random Club
March 9, RADIO BROADCAST: BBC “Sound Of The Seventies” with Gnidrolog, Strawbs, Mick Greenwood
March 10, Exeter, UK, St George’s Hall
March 11, Narbeth, UK, Unconfirmed venue
March 17, Luton, UK, Tech College, Performed with Slade, Gothic Horizon March 22, Bristol, UK, Boobs Club
March 23, North Devon, UK, Tech College
March 23, Penzance, UK, Winter Gardens
March 24, Guildford, UK, Tech College
March 25, Bracknell, UK, Bracknell Sports Centre, Performed with Barclay James Harvest, Steve Peregrine Took
March 29, Bristol, UK, Tiffany’s
April 1, Plymouth, UK, Van Dike
April 3, Barnstable, UK, Queens Hall
April 7, Schiedam, The Netherlands, Sociëteit Arcade/Martin Green Society, Performed with Focus
April 8, Dortrecht, The Netherlands, Sprankja Club
April 9, Assen, The Netherlands, De Kolk
April 10, USA LP RELEASE: Flash
April 13, Tournai, Belgium, Town Hall, Performed with John Martyn
April 14, Brussels, Belgium, Théâtre 140, Performed with John Martyn
April 15, Antwerp, Belgium, Handelsbeurs, Performed with Irish Coffee
April 16, Hasselt, Belgium, Germinal Hall
April 20, Langen, Germany, Unknown venue
April 21, Hamburg, Germany, Concert Hall
April 22, Utrecht, The Netherlands, Glarbuurs Hall/Jaarbeurscongrescentrum April 23, Munster, Germany, Buurgstein Furte
April 24-25, Brussels, Belgium, TV Studio
April 30, Southampton, UK, Palace

April 30, London, UK, Chalk Farm Roundhouse, Performed with Wishbone Ash, Hookfoot, Cheech ‘N’ Chong, Linda Lewis
May, SINGLE RELEASE: “Small Beginnings / Morning Haze”
May 1, Birmingham, UK, Kinetic Circus, Performed with Sandy Denny, Nazareth
May 4, RADIO BROADCAST: BBC “Sound Of The Seventies” with Bronx Cheer, Gnidrolog, Paul Jones
May 5, Newcastle, UK, University, Performed with Lindisfarne
May 6, Sheffield, UK, University
May 6, Oswaldtwistle, UK, Town Hall
May 9, London, UK, Marquee Club
May 10, Nottingham, UK, Polytechnic
May 12, Northampton, UK, Guild Hall
May 13, London, UK, Imperial College, Performed with Roy Young Band May 20, Bolton, UK, Institute of Technology
May 21, Croydon, UK, Greyhound
May 25, Lytham, UK, St Anne’s Lowther Pavilion
May 26, Blackburn, UK, King George’s Hall
May 27, Penarth, UK, Paget Rooms
May 31, Stockport, UK, Town Hall
June 2, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, Mayfair Ballroom
June 3, Hull, UK, Floral Hall
June 4, Kenilworth, UK, Kinetic Circus
June 6, London, UK, Marquee Club, Performed with Cat Iron
June 8, Guildford, UK, Civic Hall, Performed with Audience
June 9, London, UK, Marquee Club
June 9, Leytonstone, UK, Red Lion
June 10, Slough, UK, Slough College, Performed with Stackridge
June 11-16, London, UK, Recording session
June 17, Oxford, UK, Jesus College
June 20-21, London, UK, Rehearsals
June 22, Staffs, UK, Keele University
June 23, Workington, UK, West Cumberland College of Science and Technology June 24, Leicester, UK, Polytechnic
June 25, Swansea, UK, Pandora’s Club
June 28, Watford, UK, Town Hall, Performed with Genesis

July (early), London, UK, In The Can LP recorded
July (early), Dorset, UK, Weymouth Pier Pavilion
July 14, Band departs to JFK Airport, NYC
July 15, New York City, NY, Radio press conference
July 17, Brooklyn, NY, Prospect Park, Performed with David Bromberg, Dust July 18, Hempstead, NY, Ultrasonic Recording Studio, WLIR-FM, WCBS TV News broadcast
July 19, Cherry Hill, NJ, Cherry Hill Arena, Performed with Chamber Brothers, Surprize
July 20, (Canceled) Georgetown, MD, unknown venue
July 21, Bowie, MD, Bowie Ice Rink, WDCA-TV broadcast
July 22, Fairfax, VA, Robinson High School
July 23, Fort Wayne, ID, Fort Wayne Coliseum
July 24, Cleveland, OH, Agora July 25, Toledo, OH, Agora
July 26, Cincinnati, OH, Reflections, Performed with Freeport
July 27, Columbus, OH, Agora
July 28-30, East Quogue, NY, The Barge, Advertised appearances, unconfirmed July 29, Charlotte, NC, Fairgrounds, Performed with Poco, Uriah Heep, Long John Baldry, Wishbone Ash
July 30, Providence, RI, Rhode Island Auditorium, Performed with Black Sabbath, Black Oak Arkansas
July 31, Boston, MA, Sheraton Hotel, Press and radio interviews August 1, Rosalyn, NY, My Father’s Place
August 2, Bronx, NY, Gaelic Park, Performed with Blue Oyster Cult, Beck Bogart and Appice (billed as Jeff Beck Group), Argent
August 3, Rosalyn, NY, My Father’s Place
August 5, Long Island, NY, Commack Arena, Performed with Savoy Brown, Rory Gallagher, Tower of Power
August 5, Asbury Park, NJ, Sunshine In, Performed with Brownsville Station
August 6, Pittsburgh, PA, Pitt Stadium, Afternoon show
August 6, Commack, NY, Long Island Arena, Performed with Wishbone Ash, Savoy Brown, Rory Gallagher August 7, Chicago, IL, unknown venue
August 26, New Orleans, LA, The Warehouse, Performed with Foghat, Captain Beyond
August 28, Madison, WI, Mothers
August 29, Charlotte, NC, Park Center, Performed with Argent, Foghat, Phlorescent Leech & Eddie
August 31, Wingate, NC, unknown venue
September 1, Travel to Terre Haute, IN
September 2, Bull Island, IN, Erie Canal Pop Festival, Performed with Birtha, Foghat, Rory Gallagher, Ravi Shankar, Black Sabbath, Joe Cocker, Allman Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Gentle Giant, Amboy Dukes, Canned Heat, Black Oak Arkansas, Eagles, Nazareth, McKendree Spring and many others
September 4, Oshkosh, WI, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Performed with Brian Lee Blues Band, Blue Tale Fly, REO Speedwagon
September 5, Long Island, NY, Nassau College
September 8, Akron, OH, Akron Civic Center, Performed with Foghat, Bang

September 9, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis Raceway Festival at Bush Stadium, Performed with Fleetwood Mac, It’s A Beautiful Day, McKendree Spring, Argent, Danny O’Keefe, The Siegel-Schwall Band, Foghat, Chuck Berry, Pure Food & Drug Act, Faith Band – Audience recording exists
September 10, Madison, NJ, unknown venue
September 11, Kutztown, PA, Keystone Hall, Performed with REO Speedwagon, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks
September 12, Travel to Erie, PA
September 13, Erie, PA, unknown venue
September 14, Radford, VA, Radford College Preston Hall Auditorium, Performed with The Divots, Blue Oyster Cult
September 15, Travel to New York City
September 16, York, PA, unknown venue
September 17, Snippensberg, PA, unknown venue
September 18, Travel back to UK
October, LP RELEASE: In The Can
October 8, Upminster, UK, New Windmill Hall
October 9-10, London, UK, DeLane Lea Studios, Recording sessions
October 11, London, UK, Maximum Sound Studios, Recording session
October 12, Hornsey, UK, Hornsey College Of Art
October 13, London, UK, Thames Polytechnic, Performed with The Pretty Things
October 14, Canterbury, UK, Elliot College University of Kent
October 15, Lancing, UK, Lancing College
October 20, London, UK, Goldsmiths College, Performed with Colin Blunstone
October 21, Cardiff, UK, University, Performed with Glencoe
October 23, London, UK, Recording of “Watch Your Step” and/or “Never Stand” October 24, London, UK, Marquee Club
October 29, Gravesend, UK, Civic Hall, Performed with Mick Abrahams Band
November 12, London, UK, Started recording of “Non-LP track 1”, “Vision Of The King”, “Non-LP track 2”, “Beyond The Loneliest Sea”, “Stop That”
November 13, London, UK, Advision Studios, “Stop That” recorded with Jan Akkerman
November 15, London, UK, Finished recording of “Non-LP track 1”, “Vision Of The King”, “Non-LP track 2”, “Beyond The Loneliest Sea”, “Stop That”
November 16, London, UK, Advision Studios, “Rock ‘N Something”, “Get Out Of My Fridge” recorded with Peter Banks, Phil Collins, Ray Bennett, Jan Akkerman
November 17, London, UK, Kings Cross Cinema
November 18, Manchester, UK, Manchester University
November 18, Rutherford, NJ, Fairleigh Dickenson College, Advertised date with Batdorf & Rodney but presumably not played
November 25, London, UK, Isleworth Polytechnic, Unconfirmed date with Sam Apple Pie
November 26, Cleveland, OH, Unknown venue, Misreported as Philadelphia in Creem magazine, possibly not played
December, SINGLE RELEASE: “Lifetime / Children Of The Universe”
December 2, Teaneck, NJ, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Two headlining shows with Blue Oyster Cult
December 5-7, Roslyn, NY, My Father’s Place, Headlining shows
December 8, Milton, MA, Curry College, South Campus Auditorium, Headlining show with The World of Lenny Bruce
December 9, Chattanooga, TN, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium, Performed with Humble Pie, Roxy Music
December 10, Charleston, WV, Charleston Civic Center, Performed with Humble Pie, Roxy Music
December 11, Fort Wayne, IN, Embassy Theatre, Performed with Mott The Hoople, Flash Cadillac & the Continental Kids
December 12, Warren, OH, Packard Music Hall, Headlining show
December 13, Lexington, KY, The Warehouse, Headlining show
December 15, Newark, NJ, Newark State College, Two headlining shows December 16, Passaic, NJ, Capitol Theatre, Two shows with Chuck Berry, Phlorescent Leech & Eddie. Audience recording exists with Small Beginnings / Black And White / Children Of The Universe
December 17, Ramapo, NJ, Ramapo High School Auditorium, Two shows headlining
December 22, Detroit, MI, Ford Auditorium, Headlining show with Mom’s Apple Pie, Blue Oyster Cult
December 27, 1972, Indianapolis, IN, Indianapolis Convention Center, with Steve Miller Band, Quicksilver Messenger Service, McKendree Spring [George and Sue Mizer got married at the concert]
December 28, 1972, Minneapolis, MN, Minnesota National Guard Armory, with Raspberries, Bang
December 29, 1972, St. Louis, MO, Keil Auditorium, with Steve Miller Band
December 30, 1972, Rockford, IL, National Guard Armory
December 31, 1972, Providence, RI, Palace Theatre, headlining show with Al Kooper

1973

January 5, Pinellas Park, FL, Mustang Drive-In, with White Witch
January 6, West Palm Beach, FL, West Palm Beach Auditorium, with Raspberries, Bob Seger
January 7, Columbus, OH, Agora Theatre
January 8, Cleveland, OH, Agora Theatre
January 12, Philadelphia, PA, The Spectrum, with Jo Jo Gunne, James Gang January 14, New York City, NY, Philharmonic Hall, with Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, Earth Wind and Fire
January 19, Chicago, IL, Kinetic Playground, with Jo Jo Gunne, Glencoe, Blue Oyster Cult
January 20, Chicago, IL, Kinetic Playground, with Jo Jo Gunne, Glencoe, Blue Oyster Cult
January 21, Kansas City, MO, Cowtown Ballroom, with the Byrds. This set was recorded on 2 inch multi-track tape by The Record Plant mobile studio. Released in 2013 as Flash In Public. Set: Small Beginnings / Black And White / Stop That Banging / There No More / Children Of The Universe/ Dreams Of Heaven
January 22, deposition regarding Flash’s name
February, SINGLE RELEASE: “Watch Your Step / Lifetime”
February 1, Dunstable, UK, Civic Hall, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 2, Reading, UK, University, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 3, London, UK, Imperial College, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 6, Hanley, UK, Heavy Steam Machine, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 7, Liverpool, UK, University, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 8, Loughborough, UK, University Students Union, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 9, Newcastle, UK, Polytechnic, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 10, Leeds, UK, Leeds University, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 11, Manchester, UK, Hard Rock Theatre, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 12, Swansea, UK, Top Rank Ballroom, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 14, Oxford, UK, Oxford Polytechnic, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 15, Bournemouth, UK, Hard Rock Theatre, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 16, London, UK, Sundown Theatre, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 18, Cardiff, UK, Top Rank Suite, with Beck Bogart and Appice
April 1-5, London, UK, rehearsals
April 6, Ware, UK, Ware College Students Union
April 7, Lincoln, UK, Lincoln School
April 8, Hempstead, UK, Pavilion
April 9, Leicester, UK, Croft Club
January 5, Pinellas Park, FL, Mustang Drive-In, with White Witch
January 6, West Palm Beach, FL, West Palm Beach Auditorium, with Raspberries, Bob Seger
January 7, Columbus, OH, Agora Theatre
January 8, Cleveland, OH, Agora Theatre
January 12, Philadelphia, PA, The Spectrum, with Jo Jo Gunne, James Gang January 14, New York City, NY, Philharmonic Hall, with Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, Earth Wind and Fire
January 19, Chicago, IL, Kinetic Playground, with Jo Jo Gunne, Glencoe, Blue Oyster Cult
January 20, Chicago, IL, Kinetic Playground, with Jo Jo Gunne, Glencoe, Blue Oyster Cult
January 21, Kansas City, MO, Cowtown Ballroom, with the Byrds. This set was recorded on 2 inch multi-track tape by The Record Plant mobile studio. Released in 2013 as Flash In Public. Set: Small Beginnings / Black And White / Stop That Banging / There No More / Children Of The Universe/ Dreams Of Heaven
January 22, deposition regarding Flash’s name
February, SINGLE RELEASE: “Watch Your Step / Lifetime”
February 1, Dunstable, UK, Civic Hall, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 2, Reading, UK, University, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 3, London, UK, Imperial College, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 6, Hanley, UK, Heavy Steam Machine, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 7, Liverpool, UK, University, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 8, Loughborough, UK, University Students Union, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 9, Newcastle, UK, Polytechnic, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 10, Leeds, UK, Leeds University, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 11, Manchester, UK, Hard Rock Theatre, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 12, Swansea, UK, Top Rank Ballroom, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 14, Oxford, UK, Oxford Polytechnic, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 15, Bournemouth, UK, Hard Rock Theatre, with Beck Bogart and Appice
February 16, London, UK, Sundown Theatre, with Beck Bogart and Appice February 18, Cardiff, UK, Top Rank Suite, with Beck Bogart and Appice
April 1-5, London, UK, rehearsals
April 6, Ware, UK, Ware College Students Union
April 7, Lincoln, UK, Lincoln School
April 8, Hempstead, UK, Pavilion
April 9, Leicester, UK, Croft Club

April 13, Peterborough, UK, Technical College
April 21, Hastings, UK, The Pier Pavilion
April 27, Ayr, UK, Caledonian, possibly canceled
April 28, Glasgow, UK, University, with Fruupp, Spencer Davis Band, possibly canceled
May 1, London, UK, Advision Studios, “Knights” various mixes and “Lord Of The Dragon”
May 2, travel to Melbourne, Australia
May 6, Melbourne, Australia, National Youth Sunday, with Cherry (Canada) and top 3 Australian bands
May 8, travel to London, UK
May 11, London, UK, -, rehearsal
May 12, London, UK, -, recording session
May 14-17, London, UK, -, rehearsal and recording sessions
May 18, Skegness, UK, unknown venue
May 19, Luton, UK, College, with JSD Band
May 20-21, London, UK, Advision Studios, recording sessions
May 22-23, London, UK, -, rehearsals
May 25-June 4, London, UK, Advision Studios, recording sessions
June 5-7, London, UK, Morgan Studios, recording sessions
June 8, London, UK, Advision Studios, recording sessions
June 9, Bromley, UK, unknown venue
June 10-11, London, UK, Advision Studios, recording sessions
June 25, Hull, UK, Hull City Hall, with Wishbone Ash
July, *unknown date* Zox and The Radar Boys performed various dates
July 27-28, London, UK, Sound Management, rehearsals
July 28, London, UK, London Music Festival at Alexandra Palace, with Nazareth, East Of Eden, Budgie, Stray Dog, Cat Iron
July 30, London, UK, Unit Studios, rehearsals
July 31, Tottenham, UK, Royal Ballroom, stage rehearsals
August 7, Philadelphia, PA, -, rehearsals
August 8, Philadelphia, PA, The Spectrum, with Blue Oyster Cult, Mott The Hoople, Wishbone Ash (?)
August 9, Columbia, MD, Merriweather Post Pavilion
August 10, Ocean City, MD, Convention Center, with Wishbone Ash
August 11, Woodstock, NY, Abbey Road
August 11, New York, NY, Central Park, listed in Billboard Magazine, unconfirmed
August 12, Minneapolis, MN, Metropolitan Sports Center
August 13, Chicago, IL, Auditorium Theatre
August 13, Boston, MA, Suffolk Downs, listed in Billboard Magazine
August 14, Clarkston, MI, Pine Knob Musical Theater, with Wishbone Ash August 15, Wheaton, IL, DuPage County Fairgrounds
August 16, Cleveland, OH, Smilin’ Dog Saloon, possible Milwaukee date
August 17, Youngstown, OH, State Theatre, possible Des Moines or Ohio date August 18, Fayetteville, NC, J.C. Fairground, with Santana
August 18, Norfolk, VA, Pungo Fairgrounds, date reported in Billboard
August 19?, Charlotte, NC, The Midnight Sun, unconfirmed date
August 20-22?, Atlanta, GA, Richard’s, unconfirmed date
August 22, Flint, MI, Sherwood Forrest
August 23, Hyannis, MA, One God Coliseum, unconfirmed date
August 24, Asbury Park, NJ, Sunshine In, with Joe Walsh
August 26, White Oak, PA, Zodiac Club, unconfirmed date
August 26, Pittsburgh, PA, Elephant Club, reported in Billboard
August 28, Boston, MA, Boston Club, unconfirmed date
August 29, Boston, MA, Boston Club, unconfirmed date
August 30, Philadelphia, PA, Tower Theatre, with T.Rex
August 31, Erie, PA, Veterans Memorial Stadium, with Spirit, Canned Heat, Cactus, Foghat, Poobah, Pwheet Pwhew

September 1, Albuquerque, NM, Civic Auditorium, with Blue Oyster Cult, El Chicano, Quicksilver Messenger Service
September 2, Pueblo, CO, Coyote Ridge Festival, with Malo, Quicksilver Messenger Service. Concert filmed
September 4, Minneapolis, MI, -, unconfirmed date
September 5, Kansas City, MO, unknown venue
September 6, Oklahoma City, OK, unknown venue
September 7, San Antonio, TX, unknown venue
September 16, Kansas City, MO, Fairyland Park “Carney Rock II”, with Quicksilver Messenger Service, Blue Oyster Cult, The Phlorescent Leech and Eddie, Brownsville Station, Rare Earth, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Nazareth
September 28, Oklahoma City, Civic Center Music Hall
September 29, Kansas City, Music Hall, with Deodato
September 29, travel to Los Angeles, CA
October, LP RELEASE: Out Of Our Hands
October 3, Salt Lake City, UT, Terrace Ballroom, with Deodato
October 4, San Diego, CA, Civic Theatre
October 5, Reno, NV, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
October 6, Berkeley, CA, Berkeley Community Theater, with Deodato, Eugene Blackwell and the New Breed
October 7, Santa Monica, CA, Civic Auditorium, with Deodato. Show recorded live.
October 9, Los Angeles, NBC Studios, “Midnight Special” taping with Jerry Lee Lewis hosting. Set: “Dead Ahead” and “Psychosync”
October 11, Phoenix, AZ or Scots Bluff, NB
October 17, Lake Charles, LA, Civic Center, with Three Dog Night
October 19, Fargo, ND, Field House North Dakota State University, with Grand Funk October 20, St. Paul, MN, Civic Center, with Grand Funk
October 21, Duluth, MN, Civic Center, with Grand Funk
October 22, Wausau, WI, Next Exit, with Powerhouse, The Bushman Clark Band October 23, Wausau, WI, Next Exit, with Powerhouse, The Bushman Clark Band
October 24, Dayton, OH, Hara Arena, with Captain Beyond
October 25, Winston-Salem, NC, Memorial Coliseum, possibly re-scheduled to 28th
October 26, Miami, FL, Miami Baseball Stadium, with Three Dog Night
October 27, Montgomery, AL, Montgomery Coliseum, with Three Dog Night
October 28, Winston-Salem, NC, Memorial Coliseum, with Three Dog Night
October 29, Jacksonville, FL, Veterans Memorial Coliseum, with Three Dog Night
October 30, Valdosta, GA, unknown venue
October 31, Savannah, GA, Civic Center, with Three Dog Night
November 1, Richmond, VA, Coliseum, with Three Dog Night
November 4, Huntsville, AL, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 7, Valdosta, GA, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 8, Cleveland, OH, Case-Western Reserve University, with Deodato
November 9, Wausau, WI, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 10, Wausau, WI, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 11, Springfield, MO, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 12, Des Moines, IA, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 13, Des Moines, IA, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 14, Bettendorf, IA, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 15, Galina, KS, unknown venue, unconfirmed date
November 16, El Paso, TX, El Paso Coliseum, with Three Dog Night
November 17, Albuquerque, NM, University of New Mexico, with Three Dog Night. Flash disbands after this show, final concert.
November 18, (canceled) Cedar Rapids, IA, Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium,
November 19, (canceled) Ottuma, IA, Ottuma Coliseum
November 20, (canceled) Waterloo, IA, McElroy Auditorium
November 22, (canceled) St. Louis, MO, Keil Auditorium
November 24, (canceled) Detroit, Michigan, Masonic Temple, with Wishbone Ash
November 30, (canceled) Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre
December 1, (canceled) Portland, OR, Paramount Theatre

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