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The Who play Pier Pavilion in Felixstowe, Suffolk. The show and the car ride to it are filmed for the French television programme Seize Millions de Jeunes.

The Who play the Honolulu International Center in Honolulu, Hawaii

In Melody Maker, Chris Welch rates seven guitarists and declares Pete's influence on other British rock groups "imponderable.

The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown's first single "Devil's Grip," is released in the U.K. on Track. It features an associate production credit for Pete. You can listen to it on YouTube here

International Times magazine publishes a letter to Pete attacking the song "Won't Get Fooled Again" for its negative view of the Revolution. "...the danger in the new single seems to be that it fails to… More »

The Who play the Fête de l'Humanité at Parc Georges-Valbon in Paris, France. Four hundred thousand attend and the concert is filmed by Freddy Hausser. Pete takes Eric Clapton with him as part of his… More »

"Join Together" hits its U.S. peak at #17. Billboard also reports the single has reached #3 on the Radio Hong Kong charts and #10 in Switzerland.

The Ellis Group releases their album Riding On The Crest Of A Slump in the U.K. It is produced by Roger and fails to chart. The U.S. release, similarly fated in the charts, does not… More »

The Fabulous Poodles self-titled LP, produced by John at his home studio, is released.

Roger makes a appearance on MTV to promote his new album, Under a Raging Moon, which comes out on the 12th in the U.S.