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1966-05-06

    Roger runs into Bob Dylan who is performing at the ABC Cinema. Bob and Roger have tea and a chat between the acoustic and electric sets of his show.

    1966-05-03

      The Who were to have appeared  at the Winter Gardens in Malvern but the show is cancelled and the disappointed audience is told that The Who could not make it due to a van break down. Some of the audience members aren’t having it and go on a window-smashing rampage. They are correct to be… Read More »1966-05-03

      1966-04-30

        “Substitute” sits at #10 in the Melody Maker Pop 50 and hits its peak at #5 on Sweden’s Tio i Topp charts

        1966-04-24

          John and driver Richard Cole pick up Keith at his house to head to the Birmingham gig. As they pull away, the vehicle is struck causing serious damage but leaving John and Keith uninjured.

          The Who's "A Legal Matter" single from the Netherlands

          1966-04-23

            “A Legal Matter” enters the Dutch charts where it will peak at #22.

            Disc and Music Echo's "Sound of the Stars" announcement from April 23, 1966

            1966-04-23

              The first issue of the magazine Disc and Music Echo hits the stands. It includes information on obtaining the “Sounds of The Stars” disc that contains a short interview with Pete. This issue also includes a quick description of The Who’s current tour with Spencer Davis titled “Who-ha! Spencer tour a hit”. Roger is also… Read More »1966-04-23

              Record Mirror article from April 23, 1966

              1966-04-23

                Record Mirror comes out with an interview with Kit Lambert who says The Who’s legal matter is keeping them from recording another album.

                Melody Maker article on John Entwistled from April 16, 1966

                1966-04-16

                  John is interviewed in the Melody Maker. The article is called “At last! Entwistle’s silence is broken” There is also a brief article about The Who’s current tour with The Spencer Davis Group. In addition, Substitute is #4 in the Pop 50   Transcription: At last! Entwistle’s silence is broken To most, John Entwistle is… Read More »1966-04-16

                  The Who's Substitute on the Reaction label from 1966

                  1966-04-10

                    “Substitute” peaks at #2 on Radio London’s Fab 40