In your opinion - allot to choose from - for me it starts and ends with *The Doors".* I saw the Who in 1970 - Dallas Memorial Auditorium - Roger was swinging his mic and hit John Entwistle on the head - he nodded and kept playing Have you heard the original - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates - Shakin' All Over - written in 1960. They were one of the great leaps in Rock - kind of Link Wray in the states. ua-cam.com/video/n327ncoU_ZU/v-deo.html
If Keith rubbed the bottle and a Genie came out to grant him three wishes. Keith would smile, wish #1, I want to be a drummer in a rock band. #2, I want my band to be The Who. And #3, I want to be Keith Moon! The Genie looks at Keith and says, you are already the drummer for The Who and your name is Keith Moon. Keith laughs and says EXACTLY!!!
¡Muy bueno! Más allá de la edición del video, ¡Qué bien sonaban los cuatro! Esos acordes iniciales de Pete recuerdan a Link Wray. ¡Una canción perfecta!
Thank you! My Generation is being worked on right now actually :D it’s gonna take a little more time for the last 2 songs to finally come out, but it makes me very happy to know that people are enjoying these. Cheers my friend.
Thank you for the link...and no I was too young to see the Who at their peak...Tommy, Leeds,and Who's next...Pete was tremendous,his power chords and chord work super charged them then...they moved to other things but the new live Leeds make my blood boil..The Doors I as well have never tired of,just played out of nowhere love her madly and your lost little girl with the band love it
@@scrick7112 Agreed! I rarely see it mentioned that he might’ve been the first drummer to play with a click track to a live audience. He was a great time keeper despite what a lot of people say. Cheers!
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The Legends at the top of their game! For the ages.
Rock. The way it is meant to be.
The Who were second to none ..in this era of rock..
In your opinion - allot to choose from - for me it starts and ends with *The Doors".*
I saw the Who in 1970 - Dallas Memorial Auditorium - Roger was swinging his mic and hit John Entwistle on the head - he nodded and kept playing
Have you heard the original - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates - Shakin' All Over - written in 1960.
They were one of the great leaps in Rock - kind of Link Wray in the states.
ua-cam.com/video/n327ncoU_ZU/v-deo.html
The Who greatest live band, especially from 1967 to 1976.
To watch Keith Moon playing it's beautiful.
If Keith rubbed the bottle and a Genie came out to grant him three wishes. Keith would smile, wish #1, I want to be a drummer in a rock band. #2, I want my band to be The Who. And #3, I want to be Keith Moon! The Genie looks at Keith and says, you are already the drummer for The Who and your name is Keith Moon. Keith laughs and says EXACTLY!!!
Earning more of our Rock N Roll stripes.😎🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸.
My favorite album. This is the Who on fire during the early 70’s.
¡Muy bueno! Más allá de la edición del video, ¡Qué bien sonaban los cuatro! Esos acordes iniciales de Pete recuerdan a Link Wray. ¡Una canción perfecta!
J'aime !!!!!
They put some heavy thunder into this Eddie Cochrane rendition👍🏻
This is not Eddie Cochran. This was originally by Johnny Kidd & The Pirates. You're probably confusing it with "Summertime Blues".
FANTASTIC... do not apologize. Can't wait for MY GENERATION from Leeds. Keep up the good work
Thank you! My Generation is being worked on right now actually :D it’s gonna take a little more time for the last 2 songs to finally come out, but it makes me very happy to know that people are enjoying these. Cheers my friend.
Thank you for the link...and no I was too young to see the Who at their peak...Tommy, Leeds,and Who's next...Pete was tremendous,his power chords and chord work super charged them then...they moved to other things but the new live Leeds make my blood boil..The Doors I as well have never tired of,just played out of nowhere love her madly and your lost little girl with the band love it
Thank you!
@@donjaniegulick8135 Thank you for watching!
GREAT!!!!!! THANK YOU..!!
Thank you for watching. Cheers
Great Work !!! 👏
The best rock band of all time.......
No doubt about it!! The greatest! The stones could never kick this kinda ass😛😘
I agree 💯
@@clevebaker8399 ¡Jajaja! Es probable, en ese momento los quías se tocaban todo, y tenían la actitud.
Excellent editing! 👍
@@PeterJVogel Thank you! Cheers!
Jonny Kid and the Pirates early sixties
Orig cool rock! - Ketih Moon on drums! Roger Daltry I crushed on at 12! Odd, they looked/acted too old for me...then. LOL
Keith Moon doesn’t get the love he deserves!!!
@@scrick7112 Agreed! I rarely see it mentioned that he might’ve been the first drummer to play with a click track to a live audience. He was a great time keeper despite what a lot of people say. Cheers!
I think he’s the best drummer still to this day. Gene Krupa got it all going for rock drummers
YeS He DoeS ❤🎉😊...
Keith Moon makes this while Daltey trys to sex it. The Sensational Alex Harvey Band makes it fun & fast. Quack Quack! 😂