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1972-06-10

    Disc & Music Echo report on the recent “Garden Party” which included two photos of Keith. They also report that Keith recently smashed his “hot rod”

    1972-05-06

      The Birmingham Daily Post reports on The Who’s sponsorship of a car, “The Who Special” in the “International Welsh”

      The Observer - March 19, 1972

      1972-03-19

        The Who appear on the cover of the Observer, recreating their famous 1966 cover. It also features an article entitled “Who’s Still Who”

        "Daltrey: tea in the country with the Who singer" article from the February 12, 1972 New Musical Express

        1972-02-12

          New Musical Express prints the article: “Daltrey: tea in the country with the Who singer.” Roger says football is replacing rock as the major youth interest.

          1972-02-09

            Keith attends the Disc and Music Echo party at Hatchett’s Club in Piccadilly where he and John accept The Who’s award for Best Live Band. Gettyimages list the date as the 12th but  thewhothismonth.com reports that keith shows up for a photo shoot late on the 10th because of this party. Alamy has some photos… Read More »1972-02-09

            Cover of Rolling Stone Magazine from February 3, 1972

            1972-02-03

              Rolling Stone magazine features images of The Who attending an MCA party in Los Angeles “recently” as well as an article entitled “Perspectives: The Who Are Good — And Loud” by Ralph J. Gleason   You can read the article here

              1972-01-08

                Billboard magazine carries a photo of The Who receiving their gold discs for Tommy

                1971-12-18

                  Melody Maker has an article titled “Moon Madness hits New York”. An ad from Polydor features “Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy”

                  1971-12-18

                    Billboard magazine reports on the reopening of the Aquarius Theater in Los Angeles with a production of Tommy

                    1971-12-11

                      Chris Charlesworth interviews with Nicky Hopkins in Melody Maker. The great British keyboard session man says that Pete had recently offered him a permanent place in The Who’s lineup.