The recording uploaded to DIME had this attached, though sod's law says that the song you want is one of the unidentified ones.

1.  Intro
2.  
3.  Hammond Song
4.  Intro
5.  We Are Marshall Gilmour Webbs
6.  
7.  Intro inc. Happy Birthday
8.  Straw Into Gold
9.  Intro
10. In Full Colour
11. Intro
12. The Knowing
13. I'm Full Of Your Love
14. Intro
15. The Great Gig In The Sky
16. Intro
17. Vita Brevis->Between Two Points
18. Intro
19.
20. Les Fleurs
21. Crowd
22. Intro
23. And So It Goes
24. The Moon And The Tide
25. Outro

Was it Les Fleurs by Minnie Ripperton? I know the one you mean  - I think it was used for an advert.

I asked on the bookface for the set list for MGW as I’m trying to identify a particular song but nobody has it. Anyone here got it?

The song was I think a hit within the last 10 years. I have no idea of the words but there’s quite a rousing chorus. Mr B thinks it’s from Hair (the musical) and it’s certainly in that vein, but I think it’s more recent. Any help gratefully received!

Thanks for resolving that   I thought you probably meant Chris, but didn't like to presume.

Hee heee it didn’t take me nine hours to get THIS one…

Yes, Dr Google AI thought that too…and Paul Young, Jarvis Cocker, Ian Broudie, Marc Almond and more…but nope!

I’ll open the bidding with Steve Hogarth.

Might you go so far as to say ‘Bonny’? 🤔😄

Half price tickets for the Carthy box launch in London (with MC in attendance)

From Colin Harper on FB (ignore the first sentence or so):

This might possibly be too far out of the remit for the group - my apologies Ian, if it is. I'll risk it because it might be the last time any Martin Carthy fans in the London area have a chance to see him in person and thank him for whatever his music has meant to them - it's a 'Carthy at the BBC' box set launch event at Cecil Sharp House on Monday night (August 24) - with a new 50% discount code just announced for last-minute tickets: CARTHY50
Martin retired from live performance in January, of course, with the announcement of his Alzheimer's diagnosis - but Eliza's bringing him down to the event to say hello to anyone who wishes, and be in the perhaps surreal situation of hearing a panel discuss his career and hear his songs performed by others, albeit his great pal Jon Wilks and his daughter Eliza. 🙂
I can't foresee another situation in which Martin will be at a public event in London, and I think we'd all agree his role in English folk/traditional music from the 60s onwards has been colossal - so if you want to say hello and thank you, now's the time!

Yes…and no beard…just floppy, black hair.