Label / Index # Watford Wizards(?) / WHORU-02A / 02B Baba O’Riley Venue: Watford Coliseum, Watford, UK, Thursday, January 31, 2002 Recording: Audience Comments: Third to last show with John Entwistle. This is a European double CD release from January 31st 2002 on the Watford Wizard label(?). This is reported as a good audience… Read More »Watford Wizards (2002)
Roger attends a special showing of The Who: At Kilburn: 1977 at the Arclight Cinema in Sherman Oaks
Label / Index # Rarities 97052 Compare with Alternate Tommy (CD) (Element of Crime elements-027) New Years Eve (CD) (Fire Power FP-015) The Tommy Demos (CD) (Yellow Dog Records, YDCD 0007) P.T. Demos For The Who – “Tommy” Demos 1968 (CD) (HIWATT HI 1969) Pete Townshend: Genuine Scoop (CD) (HIWATT GS6575-ABCDE) Venue: Studio Tracks 1-24:… Read More »Tommy Rarities
NME TV recently caught up with these two elder statesman of rock, to discuss their work for the Teenage Cancer Trust…
Tom Wright’s memoir Roadwork: Rock & Roll Turned Inside Out is published giving many details on his involvement with Pete and The Who.
Label / Index # Masterport 244 Venue: Wembley Stadium, London, UK, August 18 7, 1979 Recording: Audience + Amateur Film Comments: NEW GREAT 3 CD + 1 DVD boot. This is a really interesting new re- lease on the Masterport label which documents the return of The Who post Keith Moon in a great show – here… Read More »The Who And Friends Roar In!
The Who hold a private run-through concert at the Harbor Yard in Bridgeport, Connecticut. From the NY Times: The British rock band, the Who, featuring Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, briefly came to Bridgeport last weekend to rehearse for their tour at the Arena at Harbor Yard for its North American tour. Lynn Carlotto,… Read More »2006-09-10
The Who play in Hertfordshire at Knebworth House at the Festival of Networking for the Hedge Fund Industry, benefitting the Teenage Cancer Trust
In a cover story, The National Review declares “Won’t Get Fooled Again” the greatest conservative rock song of all time. In response, Pete says on the 27th that the song has no party-allied political message, “a song that pleaded ‘leave me alone with my family to live my life, so I can work for change… Read More »2006-05-24
The Who 2006 convention http://www.dgw-hamburg.de/convention/ Roger came on as a surprise guest 1/2 way through ‘Casbah Clubs’ set. WHO tribute band ‘The Wholigans’ went on after Roger ,which was an unenviable task as he is a hard act to follow ! This was ‘The Wholigans’ 3rd gig at a WHO convention ,the first was 2003… Read More »THE WHO 2006 convention part 3 ,Roger Daltrey & Simon Townshend