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
Pete gives his views on Vietnam, Pop Art, Keith Moon, The Kinks, and more.
Melody Maker reports on “Circles”
The Who go to IBC studios to record their next single, “Circles” and “Instant Party Mixture.” It will be their last time working under the production of Shel Talmy. A last time is also a first time as John records his first horn part for The Who.
A brief interview with John & Keith. John discusses playing horns, Keith is asked about being "flash"
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Richard Cole applies for a position as a roadie for The Who. His trial by fire working for them prepares for his future employment as Led Zeppelin’s tour manager.
BBC2 runs Workshop: In Search Of Constant Lambert that features a short clip of his son Kit watching The Who onstage at the Marquee Club the previous March.
An introduction of the soon to be released My Generation album
Read More »’65 Record Mirror article about The Who’s first recrod
A very short article on The Who with quotes from Pete.
Record Mirror features an article titled “Their pop-art disc is like fly paper!”. This issue also contains an add for Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere. The song moves up two spaces to #24 in their Top 50 Transcript: (unverified) Their pop-art disc is like fly paper! says WHO manager KIT LAMBERT It now seems that… Read More »1965-06-12