1977-03-14
John “Wiggy” Wolff opens his “Light Fantastic” show at London’s Royal Academy of Art showing his work with lasers that began with the 1975 Who shows. Youtube has a video from the show here
John “Wiggy” Wolff opens his “Light Fantastic” show at London’s Royal Academy of Art showing his work with lasers that began with the 1975 Who shows. Youtube has a video from the show here
The Donny & Marie show’s concert segment features a bit of The Who’s Pinball Wizard This video used to be on Youtube, but appears to have been removed
Keith Moon checks himself into Cedars-Sinai Hospital to dry out, this time for over a month
John jumps to Pete’s defense in an article in New Musical Express responding to a previous article in which Jimmy Page had called Pete a “musical dictator”. Part of John’s response is used as the title for the article: “Led Zeppelin? – wish we’d never invented the name.”
Keith Moon checks himself into Cedars-Sinai Hospital to dry out for three days
The Steve Gibbons Band LP Rollin’ On is released in the U.K. on Roger’s Goldhawke label. Pete is the engineer. A note thanks John and David Langston
Roger appears on the BBC television programme Jim’ll Fix It. What Jim’ll fix is a young girl’s desire to meet “Tommy.”
Keith Moon is a presenter at the 1977 American Music Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills
Eric Clapton records a guitar overdub for Roger’s One of the Boys solo LP. The results aren’t quite good enough to use, however, after Eric gets soused on Roger’s gift of a barrel of Fuller’s Superstrong Ale.
The Who’s lawsuit against ex-managers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp is settled