How good were The Who
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City Hobgoblin
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They missed this :
The Who’s 50 Greatest Songs
MOJO’s expert pick of The Who’s best ever tracks. 50. Zoot Suit 49. Jaguar 48. Going Mobile 47. Eminence Front 46. Amazing Journey 45. Tea And Theatrewww.mojo4music.com
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That's correct I think he also had a part as an extra in Quadrophenia
Where the mod throws a bench through the window of the cafe where its ko with rhe rockers .
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Alan Curbishley made a bit of extra cash selling programmes at the Who gigs held at The Valley.
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JaguarThe Who’s 50 Greatest Songs
MOJO’s expert pick of The Who’s best ever tracks. 50. Zoot Suit 49. Jaguar 48. Going Mobile 47. Eminence Front 46. Amazing Journey 45. Tea And Theatre
Wow that's pre Tommy
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I tend to agree with you, but it is a worthy discussion though.
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Apparently Keith Moo n and John Entwistle both wanted to leave the Who and were going to set up their group called Led Zeppelin!, however this of course never happened
Moon did drum for Zeppelin Live around 1977 however
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saw them long ago on a cold wet winter day