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1996-09-28

    Showtime premieres the “Roger Corman Presents” movie Vampirella featuring Roger as a vampire

    "The Who Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970" album from Sanctuary Records in 2001

    1996-09-27

      The 2-CD set The Who: Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival 1970 is issued by Essential/Castle in the U.K. Despite an ecstatic blurb from Dave Marsh and the first official release of Tommy performed live by The Who with Keith Moon, the CD fails to chart in the U.K. and reaches only #194 in… Read More »1996-09-27

      1996-09-17

        The John Entwistle Band begins recording three new songs, “Left for Dead,” “I Wouldn’t Sleep With You,” and “Endless Vacation.” The first (in a later re-recording) and last will end up on the Music for Van-Pires CD. While staying at John’s house for the on-site recording, drummer Steve Luongo supplies an internet diary of the… Read More »1996-09-17

        1996-09-06

          Iron Maiden releases a CD single in the U.K. of their song “Virus.” Also on the CD is a cover of “My Generation.”. You can listen to Iron Maiden playing “My Generation” here

          1996-08-27

            Frog Records releases Frog Records Story Vol. 2: Long Island Artists featuring a circa 1968 cover of “Pictures of Lily” by Kyds at Play

            1996-08-20

              Snuff releases their CD Flibbiddydibiddydob with a cover of “I Can’t Explain.”

              1996-08-07

                Robert Gass releases his CD Songs of Healing with a New Age chant version of “See Me Feel Me.” You can listen to it on YouTube here

                1996-08-05

                  Scott Smith inaugurates the Odds & Sods internet Who chat group. Originally hosted on “yami.com” – it would go on to be the mailing list for thewho.net for over 10 years

                  1996-08-01

                    The CD Quadrophenia 1996 is released in Japan featuring fourteen groups covering Who songs related to Quadrophenia.

                    1996-07-18

                      John, Simon, Geoff Whitehorn, “Rabbit” and Jon Carin joined Godfrey Townshend and played at Le Bar Bat