The Rhinos (and Slow Motion) version of Man did include 'Four Day Louise', 'Thunder' and 'Taking' in their live repertoire, although they weren't always played. On 'Thunder' Deke played piano and also the lead vocal once Malcolm left, although he did vary the melody line a bit. I remember him saying he felt like Lynsey de Paul at the time.
The Rhinos line up also performed 'Scotch Corner' and Help Yourself's 'Blown Away' and 'American Mother'.
The Slow Motion line up played 'Hard Way To Die', 'Day & Night' and very rarely 'You Don't Like Us'.
With the exception of 'Hard Way To Die' all these songs were unceremoniously dumped folowing Ken's departure, and as already mentioned 'Kerosene' wasn't played until the 1983 reformation.
I recall a hand out from the Rhino's tour saying something like "Four day Louise feels like a song we'll play forever".
The quote, which as Rob says is from the 'Rhinos' LP sleeve, is
'Micky and Deke did the music and Malcolm and Deke did the words. Micky sings it. Malcolm plays piano...we'll probably play this for the next twenty nine years'. Seem to recall it says something about Malcolm Morley being a keyboard player who has nervous breakdowns and that the writing was done in exchange for large amounts of dangerous lawn mower cuttings.
Hmmm....don't recall seeing that one...