1971-06-03
Keith Moon is advertised to perform in the Bumpers All Star (Afro Drum) jam
Keith Moon is advertised to perform in the Bumpers All Star (Afro Drum) jam
Glyn Johns gives “Won’t Get Fooled Again” its final mix before mastering
Chris Charlesworth pens an article in Melody Maker about the stereo system in Keith’s Rolls Royce
Pete’s face appears in an experimental movie by Peter Gidal called Heads
The Who complete recording “Song Is Over” at Olympic Studios in London. Also recorded this month and early the next are “Baba O’Riley,” “Love Ain’t For Keeping,” “My Wife,” “Behind Blue Eyes,” “Let’s See Action,” “When I Was a Boy,” and “Pure And Easy.” Listen to “Song is Over” on YouTube here
Record Mirror interviews Roger about the collapse of the Lifehouse project.
Melody Maker interviews John about his new solo album.
Mike Heron releases his album Smiling Men with Bad Reputations. One track, “Warm Heart Pastry,” has the guitar, bass and drums credited to “Tommy and the Bijoux.” In reality they are Pete, Keith and Ronnie Lane. You can listen to “Warm Heart Pastry” on YouTube here
Another attempt at the Lifehouse Project was scheduled at the Young Vic but apparently The Who cancelled the date, ending Pete’s first attempt to bring his multi-media, rock-revitalizing, science-fiction epic to fruition.
The Seattle Opera premiers its version of Tommy at The Moore Theatre.