1972-11-28
Pete is interviewed about the London Symphony Orchestra’s Tommy for the programme Scene and Heard.
Pete is interviewed about the London Symphony Orchestra’s Tommy for the programme Scene and Heard.
Keith attends a benefit for the Southern California Council of Free Clinics at Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles.
Roger is photographed at his home by Michael Putland
John’s second solo album, Whistle Rymes, and Pete’s first solo album, Who Came First, enter the U.S. charts. Crawdaddy magazine carries positive reviews of both albums by John Swenson as well as an ad for Who Came First in which Pete explains how the album came to be. Positive reviews also appear in Rolling Stone… Read More »1972-11-18
Sometime between this date and the 10th, Keith Moon sits in with Alice Cooper during the Billion Dollar Babies LP sessions at Morgan Studios in Willesden
A documentary film called Shadows Of Bliss is broadcast on BBC-2 TV’s Horizon series.
Pete records the demo for “Sea and Sand “
The United States Council For World Affairs adopts “Join Together” as its anthem
Keith reports to the set of That’ll Be The Day at Warners Holiday Camp where he is playing drummer J. D. Clover in the rock ‘n’ roll movie set in the late 1950s
The Great Speckled Bird carries a negative review of a production of Tommy at Georgia State University.