1963 – The Detours play the White Hart Hotel in Acton
1965 – The Who play St. Joseph’s Hall in Highgate
1966 – The Who head on to Denmark flying into Copenhagen. That night Keith and John go drinking at the Carousel Club and sit in for a set with The Tremeloes.
1969 – The Who play the second of two nights in New York at The Fillmore East with Chuck Berry and Albert King.
1972 – The Who record “Put The Money Down” as an instrumental track with guide vocal, leaving it unfinished.
You can listen to the final version on YouTube here
1973 – The Coventry Evening Telegraph reviews John’s “Rigor Mortis Sets In”
1974 – Pete is photographed by Allan Tennenbaum in an elevator as he attends an after concert party in New York.
1979 – Roger and Pete are interviewed on the ITV music programme ‘Alright Now.’ (Tyne Tees Television)
1981 – The Jam release the single “Funeral Pyre.” The b-side is a cover of The Who’s “Disguises” in a version modeled after Pete’s demo.
You can listen to it on YouTube here
1993 – Pete Townshend attends the 47th Annual Tony Awards at Gershwin Theater in New York City and wins for Tommy
1995 – A children’s CD, Barnyard Beat, is released. It contains a parody of “We’re Not Gonna Take It” credited to The Hoooo
2000 – The Who perform at a private function at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York to benefit The Robin Hood Foundation that combats poverty in that city. Since Zak Starkey is unavailable to drum, Simon Phillips from the 1989 tour sits in. Prices for a table range from $20,000 to $100,000. Robin Williams is the M.C.
2001 – John Entwistle plays the State Theater in Portland, Maine
2002 – The boxset 30 Years of Maximum R&B receives Gold status from the RIAA
2007 – The Who play the Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy in Paris