In 1975, the fledgling Jet stepped out with Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson for a brief UK tour. Here’s Pete McDermott’s ticket – clearly he followed instructions and retained his Portion for posterity, despite the weird leading caps. Why oh why has retaining your Portion fallen out of favour in these troubled times? I blame young people.


And the second part, with identification of participating parties. Nice how they differentiate between ‘artists’ and ‘band’, although they bottle out at actually identifying who belongs in which category. I know what I think.
More details here.
Got any setlists?
Here are a couple: https://martingordon.de/discography/some-flotsam/. This was a scheduled-but-then-withdrawn release of soundboards recordings from that tour.
I was a last minute addition, 2 days rehearsal then out on the road…Blue Weaver
It seemed to work pretty well from where I was standing!