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#The who tour full
Legendary rock band The Who has announced a UK tour which will see the band performing with a full orchestra each night with shows from 6th-23rd July in Hull, Edinburgh, London, Derby, Badminton, Durham, St Helens and Brighton.
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These include Joe McMichael & “Irish” Jack Lyons, whose book THE WHO CONCERT FILE (Omnibus Press, 1997 updated 2004), which I commissioned, edited and contributed to, was the first serious attempt at cataloguing The Who’s live appearances. Touring was more sporadic after 1971 but there were occasions, notably in 1975/6, between 19, 1989, 1996/7 and more recently in 20/7, when The Who toured with something approaching the same intensity of old.Īcknowledgements for this concert listing are due to several researchers. In these years alone they played more gigs than Led Zeppelin, for example, did in their entire career.
#The who tour professional
From turning professional in 1964 up to the end of 1966 they were pretty much permanently on the road, snatching recording time whenever the opportunity arose. The Who made their reputation on the live stage.
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