CY, MAIA & ROBERT- August 5th, 1967 - Jazz, Beat and Folk (P1)

Bands: The Baronets, Cy, Maia & Robert, and The Maxwells Programme Title: Jazz, Beat and Folk (P1) Studio: Studio 2, Denmark Radio, Copenhagen July 17th 1967 Time: 60 minutes (5.00pm - 6.00pm) Presenter: Jørgen de Mylius and Kurt Sørensen.

CY, MAIA & ROBERT- August 18th, 1967 - Jazzfestival (P2)

Bands: Pentangle, Arne Domnerus’ orkester, Pentangle, Cy, Maia & Robert, Dave Swarbrick & Martin Carthy, and Freddy Fræk & Hans Frækkerter Programme Title: Jazzfestival (P2) Time: 60 min (8:00pm - 9:00pm)

CY, MAIA & ROBERT- January 3rd, 1968 - Radioens Big Band (P2)

Bands: Cy, Maia & Robert Programme Title: Radioens Big Band (P2) with Cy, Maia & Robert Time: 30 minutes

CY, MAIA & ROBERT- March 6th, 1968 - Beat-aften (P1)

Bands: Young Flowers, Lollipops, Beefeaters, The Clan (med sangerinden Vita), Tommy P. Show, Cy, Maia & Robert, and The Maxwells Programme Title: Beat-aften (P1) Studio: Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, November 28th 1967 Time: 110 min (7:35pm - 9:25pm) Presenter: Jørgen Mylius.

Robert Lelièvre and High Crossfield (feat. with Cy Nicklin, Robert Lelievre, Niels “Pind” Petersen, Arne Würgler and Bjørn Uglebjerg) record a 50-minute live set (11:10pm-12:00am) in July 9th 1969 for Denmark Radio's Beat & Jazzbeat program (in Studio 3, Copenhagen). The performance airs the following month sent the radio's P2. Studio vært: Niels Olaf Gudme. Also recorded: Niels Jørgen Steens Beatkapel.

HIGH CROSSFIELD - September 19th, 1969 - Radiobeat

High Crossfield record a 30-minute set for Denmark Radio's Radiobeat (P2). Songs performed include: "Sun In Your Hand", "Flowers In the Forest Tree", "What Your Local M.P. Tells You", and "Flower Lady".

Pan play their debut concert as part of the 'Middle Session' concert series, also feat. Burnin' Red Ivanhoe and Free Buffalo.

Pan play the 'Beat 69 Goodbye - Welcome Beat 70' festival in Denmark. Other bands featured include: Ahce, Alrunes Rod, Beefeaters, Burnin' Red Ivanhoe, Day of Phoenix, Free Buffalo, and Andromeda Lightcirkus.

Pan play "Right Across My Bed" for Radio Nordring, Helgoland - international sommerradio (P1), in studio Pop & Beat Koncert, Nordseehalle, Helgoland. Other bands to feature include: Golden Earring, Gluntan, Carriage Company, Slade, Knut Kiesewetter and his Kay Kays, and Made In Sweden. Time: (10:20pm – 11:00pm + 11:10 - 12.00am).

Pan with Niels Skousen record a 30-min show for the Danish programme Radiobeat (P2). Songs played include: "From A Tree", "Carrying Mountains Away", "Far Away From Home", "Freedom", and "Time". Show aired Saturday, January 24th 1970.

Pan play "Right Across My Bed" for Radio Nordring, Helgoland - international sommerradio (P1), in studio Pop & Beat Koncert, Nordseehalle, Helgoland. Other bands to feature include: Golden Earring, Gluntan, Carriage Company, Slade, Knut Kiesewetter and his Kay Kays, and Made In Sweden. Time: (10:20pm – 11:00pm + 11:10 - 12.00am).

Pan play the Copenhagen Beat Festival. Other bands that also played include: Mungo Jerry, Humble Pie, Alrunes Rod, Black Widow, and Affinity. Black Widow's Clive Jones (June 2008): "I do remember the gig but not Pan I'm sorry to say but maybe we where not there when they played. I remember Affinity because we had fun with the girl singer Linda Hoyle. I remember they also missed the ferry home. There were so many bands on it went on for quite a few hours. I spoke to Ray (Dorset; from Mungo Jerry) he said he could remember the gig but for other reasons he said Steve Marriott hung out the hotel windows called them "Wankers". It's funny what sticks in your mind."

On July 4th 1970, Pan play Studenter Foreningen's "Peace, Freedom & Independance" Festival.

Pan record a 30-min set for Dansk beat (S) (P2), in Denmark Radio studio, Copenhagen. Songs include: "I Can Not Keep From Crying, "Big Circus", "Ramblin’ Man", " Deliverance", and "If I Was Another Man". Show aired Saturday, August 22nd 1970.

Pan (with Robert Lelièvre, Nils Tuxen, and Thomas Puggaard-Müller & Henning Verner) play a 30-minute set for Radiobeat (S) (P2) in Denmark Radio, Copenhagen.