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JonathanDeamer: According to his name badge, the guy who just sold me my train ticket was called John Entwistle. Resisted asking "whooo are you, who who?". ... Source: www.rssmicro.com --- 30 days ago
John Entwistle (date: 2/9/2010 - Rank: 6) ... Source: newsnidea.com --- 31 days ago
The Who lead singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend may qualify for their AARP cards, but they kicked the doors down with a rousing montage of their greatest hits to an SRO crowd in Miami at the Super Bowl half time show, April MacIntyre (monstersandcritics) reported. Carrie Underwood sang the national anthem as four F-15s zoomed over the stadium at the Sun Life Stadium. The Who performed a mashed up set that included hits such as Pinball Wizard, Teenage Wasteland, Who are You and Won’t get Fooled Again. The Who Super Bowl 2010 halftime review from chicagotribune The Who’s Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend huffed and puffed as they tried to match the energy and bravado of songs originally recorded more than 30 years ago Sunday in their showcase slot as Super Bowl halftime headliners. These gruff, grizzled rock ‘n’ roll lifers gave it a good go as they chased past glories. At least Daltrey and Townshend weren’t lip-synching as they struck poses amid the lasers and pyrotechnics. Townshend in shades and porkpie hat swung through windmill chords, Daltrey bellowed and blew through a harmonica solo, and drummer Zak Starkey (yes, Ringo’s son) wore a union-jack shirt for the occasion, evoking the band’s earliest publicity photos from Britain’s Mod era. Of course, back then Keith Moon was the band’s drummer and John Entwistle its bassist. Both are long gone, and The Who has never really been the same since. No matter, Daltrey and To ... Source: twitter.com --- 31 days ago
isitmayyet: John Entwistle, I miss you. You were the one that kept The Who from doing sellout crap like this and letting your songs be used on CSI. ...
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awolfe58: Why is John Entwistle in those heavy rotation promos for The #Who SuperBowl half-time gig? I don't think he'll be putting in an appearance. ... Source: moopigwisdom.blogspot.com --- 68 days ago
February 9, 1996 West Chicago, IL The OX burns down the house, wrapping up the loudest club gig ever. I brought the camera in w my gear (my band opened) and caught this, the last Thunderfinger throwdown of the evening. Th ere is nothing quite like playing a bit for your adoring and frenetic Fans.. eh? ... live at Hyde Park1996 with John Entwistle Bass Solo Share ... Source: williammiller.tumblr.com --- 85 days ago
“I remember standing comfortably, in the mud up to my waist, watching Keith Moon and John Entwistle with a girl in the back of a station wagon in the distance, and thinking there’s no way I could wade there in time.” - Pete Townshend on Woodstock. (via fuckyeahthewho ) dsfklgjhsajdorgikflololahhahaahaishdsfdgfhjl ... Source: blogs.houstonpress.com --- 134 days ago
We finally have a winner in Rocks Off's photo contest for those Live Nation Club Passports we started giving away back when George W. was president. Not really, but it seems like it. Congr... ... Source: www.spinner.com --- 143 days ago
Filed under: Concerts and Tours , News When the Who take the stage, it's deservedly an event. With a catalog 40 years in the making, frontman Roger Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend , the last two remaining original members of the band, have earned that right. On Saturday night at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles, Daltrey was at the helm of a more low-key event, taking to the stage as part of his 'Use It Or Lose It' solo tour with another Townshend by his side, Pete's younger brother Simon. But the music of the Who continued to assert itself alongside Daltrey's solo work. Daltrey took advantage of the smaller size and lack of pomp and circumstance. After opening with a rocking "Who Are You" that showed off his six-piece band, the singer reminisced about late great Who bassist John Entwistle and talked about how the next song, which the band rarely performed anymore, hadn't been the same without his fallen band mate. ... Source: www.worleygig.com --- 152 days ago
John “The Ox” Entwistle , bassist for The Who and astounding musical genius, would have been 65 today. Of course, Entwistle is not the only massively-famous-but-dead rock star posthumously celebrating a birthday today. John Lennon would have turned 69 on today’s date had he not been assassinated by the psychotic Mark David Chapman in 1980. John Lennon’s son Sean also turns 34 today, and Al Jorgensen of Ministry and a zillion other projects has lived for 51 years as of Friday, October 9th. Happy Birthday guys! ... Source: rangersinseven.blogspot.com --- 152 days ago
The late bassist for The Who, John Entwistle, was born today in 1944. "The Ox" passed on June 27 2002. Above is a video of the band performing one of Entwistle's tunes, "Heaven and Hell," in front of over 600,000 people at the Isle of Wight Music Festival in 1970. By the way, I use this song as the theme to my show on BlogTalk Radio. ... Source: forum.dvdtalk.com --- 154 days ago
I have a friend doing a report on the differences between flatwound and roundwound bass strings. I told him I think John Entwistle of the Who was one of the first to use roundwound strings on songs. I read that: SWING BASS 66 (Stainless Steel or Nickel Roundwound) Rotosound was the first string company to produce this kind of string. Introduced in 1962 it changed the sound of the instrument instantly. can anyone think of any earlier examples? Maybe ones from around the same time period? They became much more common in the 70s and now it seems to be the only kind of string bass players will even touch. Note- I love flatwounds :) thanks for any ideas ... Source: thewholinks.blogspot.com --- 174 days ago
01. Stage Introduction 02. Summertime Blues 03. Pinball Wizard 04. My Wife 05. 5:15 06. Bargain (And Crowd "Boris" Chant) 07. Boris The Spider 08. Behind Blue Eyes 09. Band Introductions 10. Shakin' All Over 11. My Generation > ? > Amazing Journey Medley 12. Won't Get Fooled Again 13. Encore Break Crowd 14. Young Man Blues 15. Twist And Shout Gravado da platéia em 19 de novembro de 1987 no The Scene em Boston, MA. Qualidade de áudio razoável. Fonte: Platéia Tipo de arquivo: .MP3 Qualidade: 192kbps Tamanho: 100MB ... Source: www.sonicboomers.com --- 181 days ago
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* WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: http://ia331312.us.archive.org/1/items/JonHammondJOHNENTWISTLEMyGenerationHammondCast/John_Entwistle_My_Generation_HammondCast.m4v http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1035228809003788006&ei=Lz6nSuOWK576rALhkZCiAw&q=jon+hammond+John+Entwistle# The late great John Entwistle of The WHO performing "Summertime Blues" Mixed by JOE BERGER with popular NY cover band RAT RACE CHOIR MARK HITT guitar, STEVE LUONGO drums, JACK HOTOP keys, DAVE CHMELA vocals, Camera Documentation by JON HAMMOND Fall 1987 at Bottom Line NY Blood Drive Concert promoted by K-ROCK 92.3 HOWARD STERN, Meg Griffin announcing. Note: This is the famous concert that led to The WHO Reunion Tour after WHO's Manager BILL CURBISHLEY reported back to PETE TONWSHEND who at that time was not on speaking terms with Entwistle how good they sounded. Then Pete sent the famous TELEGRAM to John informing him that if he continued to perform their music with these "American Blokes" then there would never be a reunion. 2 weeks later they were in rehearsal and subsequent Who Reunion Tour. *Note: JOE BERGER introduced John Entwistle to Rat Race Choir Summer NAMM in Chicago then traveled to London with Hammond and the film Master from Vic Theatre performance in Chicago to show Entwistle. They encouraged John to come to America to play together with the very competent original members of RRC known for their WHO covers (Also TULL & ZEP) therefore Joe Berger (and Jon Ham ... |
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John Entwistle's death in 2002 has dragged quarreling pals Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey to ignore their differences and become closer to each other. ...
