1975-11-13
The film Lisztomania staring Roger Daltrey has its London premiere
The film Lisztomania staring Roger Daltrey has its London premiere
The soundtrack to the film Lisztomania hits the U.S. charts where it peaks at #145. Star Roger Daltrey sings several songs on it and two of those, “Orpheus Song “ backed with “Love’s Dream, “ are released as a single but fail to chart.
“Love’s Dream” backed with “Orpheus Song”, a single by Roger from the Lisztomania soundtrack is released in the U.S.
After their concert Keith entertained fans in local pub
The soundtrack to Lisztomania is released.
The Who fly out of Glasgow Airport for their next stop
Keith does one day’s recording on a new comedy album. He doesn’t show up to any other scheduled recording sessions so producer John Walters cancels the project.
Melody Maker features The Who on the cover with an article entitled “Who Pull A Christmas Cracker”.
The ‘Lisztomania’ film starring Roger as Franz Liszt and featuring Ringo Starr as the Pope opens at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York.
Keith is interviewed by Marc Bolan on the London regional news magazine show Today.