Could you explain to me why the camera spent so much time on the guitarist/singer. I realize we had to put up with that when he was playing with The Who, but when it's the John Entwistle Band playing My Generation, you put the camera on John and give his flipping hands close-ups during the solos. Opportunity lost forever. Why?
Kath the camera usually focuses on the person singing the song...and then, focuses on the hands of the person soloing...(John's bass solos) which is EXACTLY what it did do...
![John Entwistle - My Wife (The Old Grey Whistle Test 12/06/1973) [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qclxC2MTbe4/mqdefault.jpg)
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Could you explain to me why the camera spent so much time on the guitarist/singer. I realize we had to put up with that when he was playing with The Who, but when it's the John Entwistle Band playing My Generation, you put the camera on John and give his flipping hands close-ups during the solos. Opportunity lost forever. Why?
The quality of the video is so good it is like John is still alive
22nd October 2001, at Vanderbilt, Long Island.
If John would have stuck around, I reckon he'd have made an awesome bass player! Wish I had that skill...
Is there more of this show?
Wow. Had no idea he played there. It was a small club. That would have been great to see him there. No bad sight lines
Kath the camera usually focuses on the person singing the song...and then, focuses on the hands of the person soloing...(John's bass solos) which is EXACTLY what it did do...
I stop to see the bass player