Research summary. Henrik Salander reviews Family at Stockholms konserthus the previous Tuesday evening, 2 March, describing a roughly two-thirds-full hall. His assessment is mixed: he acknowledges good music but finds stretches dull and considers the performance below the band’s best.
He discusses Chapman’s intermittent intensity, John Weider and John Palmer’s violin/flute interplay, and Palmer’s flute on “Drowned in Wine.” The article includes a photograph identified as Roger Chapman at the venue. This establishes one named song and an unnamed duet, not a complete setlist or running order. The photograph’s credit remains unresolved.
Source: Dagens Nyheter, 3 March 1971, p.11. This is an original English summary, not a full translation.
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