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'77 Wind & Wuthering Tour

Genesis' 1977 World Tour was in support of their epic album Wind & Wuthering released on December 23, 1976 in the UK and December 27, 1976 in the USA. The tour kicked off on January 1, 1977 at the Rainbow Theater in London and ended on July 3, 1977 at the Olympiahalle in Munich Germany. The tour had 97 shows and featured some firsts and lasts. This tour was the first tour to feature Chester Thompson behind the drum kit and if you were at that show on July 3rd in Munich Germany you saw the last show Steve Hackett ever played with Genesis. Wind & Wuthering is an album that features some of Genesis' most lush arrangements and cinematic songs. It is an album of incredible depth and power. The Genesis Show faithfully recreates the sounds of this incredible music and from this album and tour with stunning visuals as well as a few songs that even Genesis has never played live. Here are the songs that were featured on this tour. Not every song was done every night and some songs were only done once. Come experience this music live like you have never seen before with the The Genesis Show '77.

Songs Played on the '77 Wind & Wuthering Tour

Eleventh Earl Of Mar

Lamb Lies Down On Broadway / Musical Box

Firth Of Fifth

One For The Vine

All In A Mouses Night

Robbery, Assault & Battery

Your Own Special Way

Carpet Crawlers

The Knife 

...In That Quiet Earth 

Afterglow  

Inside And Out

Supper's Ready

Liliwhite Lilith/Waiting Room/ Wot Gorilla 

I Know What I Like

Dance On A Volcano 

'81 Abacab Tour

Genesis' 1981 World Tour was in support of their album Abacab released on September 18, 1981, worldwide. The tour kicked off just a few days later on September 25, 1981, at LaMonumental, a bullfighting ring, in Barcelona Spain and ended on December 23, 1981, at The NEC Arena in Birmingham, England. The tour had 65 shows and 3 legs to the tour. The 1st leg was in Europe. The North American 2nd leg of the tour began on November 12, 1981, at The Dane County Coliseum in Madison Wisconsin and ended December 11, 1982, at The Carrier Dome in Syracuse NY. The 3rd leg of the Abacab Tour brought Genesis back to Europe for 7 dates in their home country of England starting on December 17th for a 3-night stint at Wembley Stadium. It was their first of many times playing Wembley Stadium. The finished up the tour with a 4-night stint at The NEC Arena. This was the first time Genesis opted to play the big arenas instead of all of the smaller venues they played in the UK on the '80 Duke tour. The Abacab Tour featured the return of Daryl Stuermer on guitar and Chester Thomson on the drums. By this time they had cemented themselves as permanent touring members. This tour was immortalized by the epic Three Sides Live album and Video which shows the band arguably at their peak as a live act. The setlist featured much of their new Abacab album but also showcased some of their classic fan favorites. The last night of the tour featured a first and a last. It would be the first time that Genesis played The Knife on the Abacab Tour but would also be the last time they ever played it live. The Knife closed the Abacab Tour. Here are the songs that were featured on this tour. Not every song was done every night and some songs were only done once or a few times. Come experience this music live as you have never seen before with The Genesis Show.

Songs Played on the '81 Abacab Tour

Behind The Lines

Dance On A Volcano

Dodo/Lurker

Firth of Fifth

I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)

Like It Or Not

Man On The Corner

Me And Sarah Jane

Me And Virgil

       In The Cage

       The Cinema Show

       The Colony of Slippermen

       Afterglow

Misunderstanding

No Reply At All

The Carpet Crawlers

The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

Turn It On Again

Who Dunnit?

'82 Three Sides Live Encore Tour

Genesis' 1982 Encore Tour was in support of their iconic live album album Three Sides Live released on June 4, 1982, worldwide. The tour didn't kick off until August 1st, 1982 in Peoria Illinois an ran until September 30, 1982, finishing at the famous Hammersmith Oden in London England. The tour had 45 shows and 2 legs to the tour. The 1st leg was in the US and included the famous August 21st 1982 show at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia PA where they played in front of 58,000 screaming Genesis fans, their largest US crowd ever. The 2nd leg of the tour in Europe which began on September 3rd, 1982, at Charmilles Stadium in Geneva Switzerland. The Encore Tour again featured the return of Daryl Stuermer on guitar and Chester Thomson on the drums. The setlist was similar to the '81 Abacab Tour setlist but brought back some older fan favorites like Watcher Of The Skies and the epic Supper's Ready, played in it's entirety for the last time on this tour. Subsequent tours only featured fragments of the song. It should be noted that be noted that Peter Gabriel reunited with Genesis for one show in Milton Keynes billed as Six Of The Best on October 2nd 1982. Steve Hackett also made a guest appearance on 2 songs that evening. This show could technically be looked at as the last show of the Encore Tour but it featured a completely different setlist centered around the Gabriel era material. Here are the songs that were featured on this tour, not counting the Six Of The Best show. Not every song was done every night and some songs were only done a few times. Come experience this music live as you have never seen before with The Genesis Show.

Songs Played on the '82 Three Sides Live Encore Tour

Follow You Follow Me

No Reply At All (only played at 4 dates)

Paperlate (only played at 4 dates)

Watcher Of The Skies

The history of a rock band

Steve Hackett’s last show with Genesis

On July 3, 1977, Genesis played the last show of their Wind And Wuthering tour and (unbeknown to them at that point) also the last show with lead guitarist Steve Hackett.

Wind And Wuthering

In December 1976, Genesis had released Wind and Wuthering , their second album since Peter Gabriel’s departure. The band had become a foursome the year before, drummer Phil Collins had taken over the vocal duties. He had proved that he could fill this role easily on the previous album A Trick of the Tail and the following tour in 1976.

By this point, keyboardist Tony Banks and guitarist/bassist Mike Rutherford were the main songwriters with Phil Collins being more of a player and arranger. Guitarist Steve Hackett felt that not enough of his material was used. He was frustrated about his role in the group and decided to leave Genesis after the 1977 tour.

The Wind & Wuthering tour

The band set out for a huge tour in 1977 that would lead them to South America for the first time and through Europe and the US. On drums, they were accompanied by American drummer Chester Thompson. It was his first tour with them and he would remain with the band as a live drummer until 2007 (with a short interruption in the 1990s).

Genesis reached a new peak in live performances and was voted ‘Best live group’ in 1977. This was captured in the double live album Seconds Out .

The last show

The last show of the tour (and also Steve Hackett’s last show as a member of Genesis) took place in the Olympiahalle, Munich, on July 3, 1977. They opened the set with ‘Squonk’ as they had done throughout most of the tour, then they played ‘One For The Vine’, a Banks composition from the new album. ‘Inside And Out’ from the recent EP Spot The Pigeon was added on some European dates and was also played in Munich. Among the highlights of the show were songs like ‘The Carpet Crawlers’, ‘I Know What I Like’ and ‘Supper’s Ready’, some of which had changed a lot since the days when Peter Gabriel sang them. Also, the band had started to play medleys on the tour before and continued to do so on the Wind & Wuthering tour. ‘Dance On A Volcano’ and ‘Los Endos’ were combined as well as ‘The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway’ and the closing section of ‘The Musical Box’. The band also played ‘Firth Of Fifth’ that night in which Steve plays the famous guitar solo. Neither the fans nor the band knew that they had witnessed him playing it live for the last time.

Steve leaves the band

Steve Hackett had been the first Genesis member to record a solo album. There, he included some of the music that was not used on Genesis albums. During the period as a four-piece-band, he wanted to have a certain percentage on each album for his own songs. The others disagreed; they were a democratic band. So he started recording solo albums and felt that his input on Genesis albums became less and less.

Also, when the band mixed the live album Seconds Out in July 1977, he could not stand listening to tracks like ‘I Know What I Like’ anymore after having played them for months at this point. Also, he felt that after playing shows with audiences of 20.000 people, there was nothing new to strive for. So one day he phoned Mike Rutherford and told him he wanted to leave. Mike knew that Steve had been unhappy in Genesis for some time, so he did not try to talk him out of it. Later that day or the following day, Phil Collins drove from West London to Trident Studios, where they mixed the live album. He passed Steve on the street and told him to jump into the car. Steve acted a bit oddly, said ‘Speak to Mike, he’ll explain’ and went off. When Phil arrived at the studio, Tony and Mike informed him that Steve had left the band.

The three remaining members then went on mixing Seconds Out and afterwards went into the studio to record their next album. They would remain a three-piece-band in the studio for the rest of their career and Steve Hackett would continue his career as a solo artist.

Title photo: Genesis Steve Hackett. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Jean-Luc / CC-BY-SA-2.5 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0). Originally posted to Flickr as Genesis .

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Peter Gabriel’s first solo gig

Peter Gabriel’s first gig as solo artist took place in the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey on 2, 3 or 5 March 1977.

His first album had come out in February 1977

The album Peter Gabriel * had come out in February and had produced the hit “Solsbury Hill”. Just like for the album, the motto of the following tour was “Expect the Unexpected”. His band was a group of top studio musicians and old friends.

Tony Levin was there on bass and has been with Peter since then. The bass player, who had worked among others with Paul Simon, is the only musician from the first album that is still with Peter Gabriel today.

The other musicians on that first gig and the first leg of the tour were Allan Schwartzberg on drums, Larry Fast on synthesizers, Steve Hunter on guitars, Jimmy Maelen on percussion and Phil Aaberg on keyboards.

A bit surprisingly, Robert Fripp, who had been on the album, was also there on guitar; he performed on the tour as “Dusty Rhodes”, often standing behind the amps or offstage, showing once again that he did not like the rock-tour machinery. He also preferred to be introduced by Peter as the totally unknown Dusty Rhodes.

When did they play the first gig?

The first gig of the tour took place in the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey in early March 1977. There are various dates named for his first gig: The 2 nd , the 3 rd or the 5 th . Peter opened the show with “Here Comes the Flood” with just him on vocals and piano and Fripp’s guitar. It was a deliberate and interesting way not only to open the show, but also to present himself as a solo artist. Gone were the days of masks and costumes, here was a simple musician on the piano wearing jogging clothes. On the second song “On the Air”, the whole band set in and the groovy synths woke up the audiences and they went wild. “Moribund The Burgermeister”, which was seen by some as a throwback to Genesis, still sounded a bit stiff. “Solsbury Hill”, his first solo hit that had also introduced him to many American listeners, was also in the set. The songs were not as orchestral as on the album, but more aggressive.

Alongside the songs from Pete’s solo record there were some cover versions in the set. The inclusion of Marvin Gaye’s “Ain’t That Peculiar” was a tribute to Gabriel’s love for soul music, and the Kinks cover “All Day (And All Of The Night)” sounded rather heavy. The almost complete American band was professional, had a lot of fun (you can hear that especially in the R&B cover) and there was a relaxed atmosphere between the musicians, something that a proper band sometimes lacks onstage. Peter seemed to enjoy it a lot.

The fans expected solo and Genesis material

On the encore, he returned with Rael’s leather jacket, jeans and T-Shirt and performed “Back In N.Y.C” from The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway *. He knew that the audience expected solo and Genesis material. Throughout the set, some fans had even felt disappointment over the stark staging and that only solo songs were played. But the crowd exploded when Peter came out for the encore of “Back in N.Y.C”. It left them wanting more. And they got it. Peter Gabriel became a successful solo artist with a varied career and a distinctive identity. The fact that he once sang with Genesis only became a footnote when we look back on his career from today’s point of view.

Photo: Peter Gabriel, Chateau Neuf, Oslo, Norway. Description=Peter Gabriel at Chateau Neuf in Oslo, Norway on August 31st 1978 |Source= http://www.helgeoveras.com/gabriel.shtml |Date=August 31st 1978 |Author=Helge Øverås (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0).

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The Rainbow shows in January 1977

Genesis started their “Wind & Wuthering” tour at the Rainbow Theatre in London on 1st January 1977. They played the venue for three nights. Those shows were the first with Chester Thompson on drums. Also, the tour was the last with guitarist Steve Hackett.

In December 1976, Genesis had released “Wind and Wuthering”, their second album since Peter Gabriel’s departure. The band had become a foursome the year before, drummer Phil Collins had taken over the vocal duties. He had proved that he could fill this role easily on the previous album “A Trick of the Tail” and the following tour in 1976. On this tour they had Bill Bruford of the band Yes on drums. Being a famous “prog rock” drummer, this gave the band and the fans huge confidence. It was a signal that the band was stronger than ever after Gabriel had left them.

So they went in the studio to record their next album “Wind & Wuthering” in 1976. By this point, keyboardist Tony Banks and guitarist/bassist Mike Rutherford were the main songwriters. Phil Collins was still more of a player and arranger. Guitarist Steve Hackett felt that not enough of his material was used. He was frustrated about his role in the group. “Wind & Wuthering” was released in late 1976. The band set out for a huge tour in 1977 that would lead them to South America for the first time.

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Their new live drummer.

Since Bill Bruford was busy in other projects, Genesis had to find another drummer for the tour. Phil Collins found the perfect candidate in Chester Thompson of Weather Report. Chester had also played with Frank Zappa. Phil had heard him on Zappa’s “Roxy & Elsewhere” and liked his style. So he decided to offer him the job in Genesis. Although he hardly knew the band, Thompson agreed. He came to London for only a few days of rehearsals before the tour started.

The music was totally new to him. He knew a bit of “A Trick Of The Tail” because Weather Report’s bass player Alphonso Johnson (who was friends with Phil Collins) had listened to the record on the last Weather Report tour all the time. But now he, an American jazz drummer, had to learn and rehearse a two and a half hour set of British progressive rock music in ten days. Chester wrote down the music in a little book. He learned it by night and played it the next day at rehearsals. Tony Banks was (of course) very impressed by Chester’s notes and his way of working.

Chester Thompson played with them until 2007

From the moment Phil and he played together, they knew that they had something special going on. The both of them clicked instantly. There is a greater chemistry when they play together than when Phil played with Bill Bruford. Thompson was criticized by some for these first performances at the Rainbow. Music journalist Chris Welch admitted that Thompson was technically better than Collins or Bruford but that he lacked excitement. Peter Gabriel, who was in the audiences at the Rainbow shows, felt a bit sorry for Chester, because he had to learn this kind of music and its feeling in such a short time.

But Chester became much more familiar with the music during the course of the tour and could put his own stamp on the songs. Songs like “Los Endos” or “Wot Gorilla” that were influenced by jazz rock reached another level, especially with two drummers. But also the epic fan favourites benefitted from the new influence. “Supper’s Ready”, “Lilywhite Lilith” and the ending of “The Musical Box” were played with a groove that was missing before. The band and the audiences liked Thompson’s input. The collaboration worked so well that Thompson toured with them until their reunion tour in 2007 (with the exception of the 1998 “Calling All Stations” tour). Unfortunately he was not part of the “The Last Domino?” tour in 2021/2022.

Live at the Rainbow 1977

When Genesis announced the Rainbow shows, 80.000 people applicated for 8000 tickets – despite critics saying that punk killed progressive rock that year. Fans that were lucky enough to see the shows were also suprised by new visiuals. The “Wind & Wuthering” tour introduced a new light show, which included lasers and Boeing 747 landing lights.

The new songs were welcomed by the crowd. Genesis opened the Rainbow show with “Eleventh Earl Of Mar” from the new album. This song was also lifted to another level by Thompson’s playing. The jazzy new instrumental “…In That Quiet Earth” was unbelievably groovy with two drummers. At the end of Tony Banks’ ballad “Afterglow”, Thompson and Collins reproduced a drum fill that Thompson had played with another drummer on the Zappa live album.

“Best Live Band” in 1977

Tony Banks’ epic “One For The Vine” proved to work just as well as “Supper’s Ready” or “The Musical Box”. The quirky “All In A Mouse’s Night” was a humorous moment to relax between the heavy stuff. “Squonk””from “A Trick Of The Tail” suffered a bit in comparison to the album version and is a reference point for the Thompson critics. “I Know What I Like”, originally a rather short single from 1974, became even longer than on the previous tour and had much more groove. For Genesis, the three nights at the Rainbow theatre were highly successful and a strong start for a long and successful tour.

The tour would lead them through Europe, the US and South America. Genesis had reached a new peak in live performances and was voted “Best live group” in 1977. This was captured in the double live album “Seconds Out”. After the tour, guitarist Steve Hackett left the band. The three remaining members Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks returned to the studio to record their next album.

Title photo: Genesis_(the_band). Source: Wikimedia Commons, Jean-Luc / CC-BY-SA-2.5 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0).

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Ticket – Genesis – Vorst National – Brussels – 28th June

The Wind and Wuthering tour A ticket for the show at The Vorst National in Brussels, Belgium on the 28th June 1977. (Early show) (Many thanks to the Glory Of …

Modern Love / Slowburn – German 7 inch

Modern Love was the second single from the debut solo album by Peter Gabriel, according to Max Demont’s book this single was released in July 1977 but according to an …

Ticket – Genesis – Olympiahalle – Munich – 26th June

Wind and Wuthering Tour A ticket for the show at The Olympiahalle in Munich, Germany on the 26th June 1977. (This show was rescheduled for the 3rd July 1977 – …

Interview – Genesis – Mike Rutherford – Record Mirror – 25th June

Genesis Drop A Big One – Record Mirror – 25th June 1977. Mike Rutherford is interviewed by Robin Smith, interview published in Record Mirror on the 25th June 1977. Topics …

Concert review – Genesis – The Daily Telegraph – London – 25th June

The Wind and Wuthering tour – 1977 This review was published in The Daily Telegraph (London, Greater London, England), on the 25th June 1977 This show took place at The …

Single – PG – Modern Love / Slowburn – CB 302 – 25th June

Modern Love / Slowburn – Is the second single Peter Gabriel single from the debut album. Peter Gabriel poses in a tribute to Leonardo da Vinci’s The Vitruvian Man on …

Modern Love – Single advert – Sounds 25th June 1977

  Modern Love – the latest single from CAR or Peter Gabriel’s 1st solo album… printed 25th June 1977 in Sounds!   (Thanks to NOV for providing this item)

Single advert – PG – Modern Love – NME – 25th June

PG 1 (Car) – Modern Love single advert. This is an advert for the Peter Gabriel single Modern Love, taken from the debut album PG 1 (Car). Published in New …

Ticket – Earls Court – London – 25th June

Wind and Wuthering Tour A ticket for the show at Earls Court on the 25th June 1977.

Ticket – Earls Court – London – 24th June

Wind and Wuthering tour A ticket for the show at The Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London, England on the 24th June 1977. (Many thanks to Chris Leet for this …

Concert poster – Genesis – Earls Court – 23rd – 24th and 25th June

The Wind and Wuthering tour – 1977 This is a poster to advertise the three nights Genesis will play Earls Court, London, England on the 23rd, 24th and 25th June …

Ticket – Earls Court – London – 23rd June

Wind and Wuthering tour A ticket for the show at The Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London, England on the 23rd June 1977. (Many thanks to Chris Leet for this …

Gig poster – Genesis – Stadion am Bieberber Berg – Offenbach – 19th June

The Wind and Wuthering tour – 1977 This is a poster advertising an open air show at Stadion am Bieberber, Offenbach, Germany on the 19th June 1977. Genesis headlining, Manfred …

Advert – Single – Spot The Pigeon – Sounds – 18th June

An advert for the E.P Single by Genesis titled “Spot The Pigeon”. Published in Sounds on the 18th June 1977. (Many thanks to Chris Simmons for this advert)

Ticket – Mungersdorfer Stadium – Koln – 17th June

The Wind and Wuthering Tour A ticket for the Open Air Festival in Mungersdorfer Stadium, Cologne / Koln in Germany on the 17th June 1977. (Many thanks to Chris Leet …

Ticket – Genesis – Palais Des Sports – Paris – 14th June

Wind and Wuthering Tour A ticket for the show at The Palais Des Sport in Paris, France on the 14th June 1977 (Many thanks to Chris Leet for this Genesis …

Ticket – Palais des Sports – Paris – 12th June

Wind and Wuthering Tour A ticket for the show at The Palais des Sports – Paris, France on the 12th June 1977. This was one of a series of shows …

Advert – Genesis at Earls Court – Sounds – 11th June

An advert for the upcoming shows at Earls Court in June of 1977, published in Sounds on the 11th June 1977. Also includes an advert for the EP. Spot The …

Ticket – Genesis – Palais Des Sports – Paris – 11th June

Wind and Wuthering Tour A ticket for the show at The Palais Des Sport in Paris, France on the 11th June 1977 (Many thanks to Chris Leet for this Wind …

Poster – Genesis – Palais des Sport – Paris –

Genesis – The Wind and Wuthering tour – 1977 This is a poster advertising the shows at The Palais des Sports, in Paris, France on the 11th, 12th, 13th and …

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Genesis Setlist at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY, USA

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• Squonk Play Video
• One for the Vine Play Video
• Robbery, Assault and Battery Play Video
• Your Own Special Way Play Video
• Firth of Fifth Play Video
• Carpet Crawlers Play Video
• ...In That Quiet Earth Play Video
• Afterglow Play Video
• I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) Play Video
• Eleventh Earl of Mar Play Video
• Supper's Ready Play Video
• Dance on a Volcano Play Video
• Drum Duet Play Video
• Los Endos Play Video
• The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Play Video
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• ...In That Quiet Earth
• Eleventh Earl of Mar
• One for the Vine
• Your Own Special Way
• Dance on a Volcano
• Robbery, Assault and Battery
• Firth of Fifth
• I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
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• The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
• Supper's Ready
• The Musical Box

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• Mar 02 1977 Forum de Montréal Montreal, QC, Canada Add time Add time
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