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The Who play Friedrich-Ebert-Halle in Ludwigshafen. Violence erupts but not during the Who's set. This time it's during John's Children's performance as they provoke a riot and almost close the entire show down. John's Children's… More »

The Who attend the Melody Maker Poll winners concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London "The Who, 1969, Melody Maker Awards, unknown hotel in London. Every year the Melody Maker readers would vote for… More »

Keith gets his chance to rate records without knowing who recorded them in the Melody Maker article: "Blind Date: Keith Moon" Transcription: BLIND DATE KEITH MOON BARRY RYAN: “Theme to Eutopia” and “Why Do You… More »

"Pinball Wizard" enters the Dutch charts where it will ultimately peak at #12.

Keith drums as a special guest for a Screaming Lord Sutch gig at the Country Club in Hampstead. Keith is accompanied by the screaming Lord's longtime drummer, Carlo Little, who was also the mentor who… More »

Pete, in an interview in Melody Maker, talks about his current feelings about the Tommy movie. He finds it "entertaining. I don't like the first few minutes of it. I felt that was all a… More »

Roger performs "Free Me" and "Parting Would Be Painless" at the Golden Rose Pop Festival in Montreux

The Japanese all-woman band Super Junky Monkey releases their CD Parasitic People with a strange "cover" version of "See Me Feel Me". You can listen to it on youtube here

A DVD of the British Rock Symphony, featuring Roger performing "Street Fightin' Man," "5:15," See Me Feel Me," "Let It Be" and "Pinball Wizard," is released in the U.K

Roger attends the Teenage Concert Trust concert at the Royal Albert Hall

The CBS-TV series Two and a Half Man airs an episode entitled "Keith Moon is Vomiting in His Grave"

The Who play the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham, West Midlands