The Who - Who Are You (Live 1989 LA Second Set) video free download

Carol Lipton

Oh, yeah, after the powerhouse performance ending on an incredible coda, doing synchronized mike twirls. Unbeatable.

Carol Lipton

Is there anyone else in rock history at age 45 who could sing with that much sustained power and control while running in place for something like 3 minutes, without ever appearing to be the slightest out of breath? Even Mick Jagger at his most athletic couldn't top this performance. He did at 45 what most rockers dream of doing at 23. And still smoking' hot.

Why Not

Lmao, 80s hair cuts

3key

I miss it when the who was just the 4 of them and a few synth guys, not a entire orchestra!

Mars Caron

The Who - Who Are You (Live 1989 )

Mars Caron

The Who - Who Are You 

bambopbam

crappy camera work

tony zeek

Roger looks like he was partying really hard in 1989 

Susan Lounsbury

Powerful voice, still amazing!!!! And gorgeous!!!

taz jammer

classic

yesterdaydreaming

Not to everyone's taste,but I love the fuller sound that they get from adding great backing vocalists and a brass section. A great tight performance too,with Daltrey on top form vocally.And never forget thee man on bass -Mr.John Entwhistle 

Bill Cookman

The one and only Simon Phillips. One of the greatest drummers ever.

Franklin Peacock

wasn't that fantastic!!!

Nick Byford

#NicksTracks #ClassicRock #TheWho One of my absolute faves.EnjoyI have to wonder at who the two are that voted this down...

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50 YEARS OF THE WHO25 August 1964. It's a Tuesday which means the Bluesday Club at the Railway and The High Numbers are on tonight. In 1971 The Who released their first and finest compilation album called Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy and the Railway hotel was shown on the inside of the gatefold sleeve. The original album title was to have been The Who Look Back which explains the Graham Hughes front cover photo of the band peering out of a window while four young kids pose of the front door step. One of kids was Bill Curbishley's younger brother Paul.

Jim Crider

50 YEARS OF THE WHO25 August 1964. It's a Tuesday which means the Bluesday Club at the Railway and The High Numbers are on tonight. In 1971 The Who released their first and finest compilation album called Meaty Beaty Big & Bouncy and the Railway hotel was shown on the inside of the gatefold sleeve. The original album title was to have been The Who Look Back which explains the Graham Hughes front cover photo of the band peering out of a window while four young kids pose of the front door step. One of kids was Bill Curbishley's younger brother Paul.

Stephan Holmberg

I was in London in 1981. My first stop after acquiring lodgings in Earl's Court was SOHO. I hopped on the underground (I still have the map) and headed for London's Red-light district. I'm 17, on my own, and have a couple of hundred dollars(US) in my pocket. The switchblade is in my back pocket. I wander into a 'hostess-club' and get pretty much clipped for the cash. The bouncers took the blade. I get it back as I'm heading out the door broke with a hard-on. I'm staggering back to the underground and a policeman is in my face. The gates are closed. After midnight, you see. The girl who clipped me wanders up and says I can crash on her couch. Worst hangover ever. I survived.

butterflyandme159

Who am i ??? Can't tell !!!

butterflyandme159

Missing Keith Moon, :-(

Jeffrey Morgan

Nightwing690, this song was inspired by an incident in which Pete was woken up by a London police officer after he had fallen asleep in a doorway after a long night out with (IIRC) one of the Sex Pistols.

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