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Hear Pete Townshend on the Who’s Past and Future – Rolling Stone https://t.co/ELh1K6SJsI
— Brian Cady (@BrianInAtlanta) January 31, 2019
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Hear Pete Townshend on the Who’s Past and Future – Rolling Stone https://t.co/ELh1K6SJsI
— Brian Cady (@BrianInAtlanta) January 31, 2019
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Cena de celebración del 40º Aniversario de la edición de la película QUADROPHENIA con gran parte del equipo. Todas las fotos son de Danny Clifford. https://t.co/nVfeSErMEB (Vía "La Quadrophenia de Pete Townshend", un libro del que os hablaré pronto) pic.twitter.com/2L0aT97CNC
— Mrs #Hzlqdbs (@HazloqdebasConx) January 30, 2019
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What an amazing night celebrating 40 years of Quadrophenia and raising £100k for @TeenageCancer thank you @LocaDeli @giorgiolocatell @TheWho @OfficialSting @FrancRoddam @eddiepiller @KateCollinsUK and the cast of Quadrophenia X pic.twitter.com/Mt33jjRHP4
— Angie Jenkison (@AngieYI) January 30, 2019
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Quadrophenia dinner last night. It was 40 years ago. Phew! pic.twitter.com/IEoV6WbZL3
— Phil Davis (@PhilDavis6) January 30, 2019
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Pete Townshend new message: working in studio, eating for Teenage Cancer Trust. @TheWho https://t.co/EWngXZYDYn
— Brian Cady (@BrianInAtlanta) January 31, 2019
1964 – The Detours play the Glenlyn Ballroom in Forest Hill, opening for the Big Three.
1965 – The Who appear by on Radio Luxembourg’s Ready Steady Radio! which was pre-recorded on the 22nd.
1966 – The Who play the Coed Eva Community College in Cwmbran, Monmouthshire with Pieces Of Mind opening
1967 – The Who play the Palais in Ilford, Essex.
1968 – The last show of the tour is at the Town Hall in Wellington on the 31st. After the show, Marriott receives a new, high-powered stereo to replace the one “vandals” had destroyed the day before. By 3am he has it cranked up full blast. Keith drops by to admire the work the hotel has done rebuilding the room, grabs an ashtray and sends it flying through the French windows. Once again, Steve, Keith and Wiggy start shoving the TV set through the window and smashing everything in the room. This time the hotel manager catches them in the act. The three miscreants have to pay 781 New Zealand dollars then and there or go to court. Wiggy responds by picking up an antique chair, throwing it through the window, and announcing “F*** it let’s make it a grand!”
Also, Go-Set magazine prints Pete’s answers to 30 questions. Asked if marijuana should be legalized, he answers no.
Across the Pacific, Rolling Stone magazine votes The Who the Best Band Of 1967.
1969 – It was Pete’s intention to finish the Who’s rock opera, then make a pilgrimage to India to finally meet his avatar, Meher Baba. He misses his chance as Meher Baba passes on, or “drops his body” in his followers’ words.
1969 – The Who wrap up rehearsals at the Whitehall Theatre
1975 – Keith attends a party celebrating Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Academy Of Music show.
1976 – Pete flies to India to revisit Meher Baba’s tomb and is videotaped giving an acoustic performance of “Pinball Wizard” and “Drowned” for a small circle of Baba followers
1977 – Keith Moon is a presenter at the 1977 American Music Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills
1981 – The Who play the Cornwall Coliseum in St. Austell
1995 – The John Entwistle Band play in Boston.
2002 – The Who play the Watford Colosseum in Watford, Hertfordshire
2012 – Lawrence Ball’s double-CD “Method Music” is released. Produced by Pete and Bob Lord, the work is based on a computer program developed by Ball inspired by Pete’s Lifehouse ideas from 1970-1971.
1964 – The Detours the Oldfield Hotel in Greenford
1965 – The Who play the Ealing Club
1966 – The Who play the Beachcomber Club in Leigh, Lancashire
1968 – Who and Small faces fly to Wellington with one day off before their next show. Steve Marriott celebrates his 21st birthday with a party and, when a record player he is given by EMI begins to malfunction, out the hotel window it goes. Soon, with more than a little help from Keith and Who roadie “Wiggy” Wolff, the entire contents of the hotel room are flying out the window to smash in the street below. For now, they all escape by telling the arriving police that someone must have broken in and wrecked the room.
1969 – The Who continue rehearsals at Whitehall Theater
1970 – The Who return to the Concertgebouw in Amerstam, The Netherlands
1981 – The Who play the first of two nights at the Cornwall Coliseum in St. Austell, Cornwell
1995 – The John Entwistle Band play Tramps in New York
2007 – Ruth’s Hat releases their CD “Nostalgic For Right Now” featuring a cover of “I Can’t Explain”.
2013 – The Who play the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California
2013 – Pete has a book signing for his autobiography at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
From http://twitter.com/BrianInAtlanta
Jimmys mod suit was bought at auction proceeds going to teenage cancer trust by
Mr Pete Townsend who else!
For £10,000 whole Quadrophenia 40th TCT night
Raised £100,000 fantastic
“I am one “ pic.twitter.com/tRwevkvobx— Phil Daniels (@1phildaniels) January 30, 2019
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“Being able to say a proper goodbye gives you some form of closure. I thought we should have that for our animals.”
Musician Rachel Fuller compiled Animal Requiem after she and husband Pete Townshend lost six dogs in five yearshttps://t.co/CtlIq3WoeD
— The Big Issue (@BigIssue) January 30, 2019
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Roger Daltrey @TheWho at ILMC Conference, London March https://t.co/omX7PqnyyR
— Brian Cady (@BrianInAtlanta) January 30, 2019