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Baseball Rocks: 2012 World Series Has The Who, Aretha, In Its Lineup
Aretha Franklin will sing the National Anthem at Game 5 (if the series extends to five games). Meanwhile, The Who’s music has been heard on the TV broadcasts of the World Series games.
Korean Drummer Steals The Show [VIDEO]
This drummer simply can’t relax during a “relaxing” Korean music performance!
Kenney Jones: ‘I Would Have Given Anything Not To Have Joined The Who’
Jones tells CBS Local that though he’s proud of his time in the band, he “would have given anything not to have joined The Who and to have Keith [Moon] alive and kicking.”
The Who And The Small Faces To Go Symphonic?
The Who is preparing to go on a tour where they’ll perform their 1973 classic, “Quadrophenia,” in full. But while they’re on the road, Pete Townshend’s musical collaborator, Rachel Fuller, is preparing a symphonic rendition of the album. Kenney Jones is currently working on an orchestral rendition of the Small Faces’ 1968 landmark release “Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake.”
The Who To Release “Live In Texas ’75″
Shot at the beginning of their tour for The Who By Numbers, they included a number of songs from that album including “Squeeze Box,” “However Much I Booze,” “Dreaming From The Waist,” as well as earlier classics like “Substitute,” “I Can’t Explain,” “Baba O’Riley” and “Behind Blue Eyes” and an extended Tommy section, with “Amazing Journey,” “Acid Queen,” “Pinball Wizard,” “I’m Free” and “We’re Not Gonna Take It/See Me, Feel Me.”
The Olympic Effect: The Kinks, John Lennon & More Re-enter UK Charts
Though the U.S. charts don’t show the same influence, the Olympics effect is out in full force on on the U.K. charts this week.
New Releases: Tributes To Fleetwood Mac, Supertramp & More
Let’s take a look at this week’s albums, reissues and other musical goodies from classic artists making musical waves yet again.
NBC Pushes The Who’s Olympic Performance Past Midnight
With all the issues NBC has had during their broadcast of the London Olympics – from tape delaying, to spoiling results in their news coverage – it seems fitting that they saved their biggest fail for Olympics Closing Ceremony.
Your Guide To Olympic Closing Ceremony Music: The Who, The Beatles & What NBC Didn’t Air
The ceremony featured a “Symphony of British Music” over the last 50 years, which included a mega-set by The Who; a touch of Queen, Pink Floyd and The Kinks; five songs by the Beatles (though no Beatles performed in the ceremony); and the first performance in years by the reunited Spice Girls.
Rock N’ Roll Diary Extra: The Who Play The Music Hall In 1971
On this day in 1971, The Who played a show at The Music Hall, which is now known as The Wang Center. Considered to be the greatest band of all time by many, The Who […]
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