The Who

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The Who

The Who was formed in 1964 in London, England.

The band was one of the key figures of the British Invasion and the mod movement of the mid-'60s and hard rockers of the 70s. They recorded albums that stays in the history of rock music as masterpieces: "My Generation" with mid-60s youth hymns, face of 1967's era "The Who Sell out", the greatest rock-opera of 1969 "Tommy", hard rockers "Who's Next" and "Quadrophenia".

Roger Daltrey - vocals, guitar, since 1964

Pete Townshend - guitar, primary songwriter, since 1964

Keith Moon - drums 1964-1978, died in 1978

John Entwistle - bass 1962-2002, died in 2002

Kenny Jones - drums 1979-1988

Current live band members:

John "Rabbit" Bundrick - keyboards (1979-1981, 1989-present)

Zak Starkey - drums (1996-present)

Simon Townshend - second guitar (1996-1997, 2002-present)

Pino Palladino - bass (2002-present)

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Discography

Average album rating 1965 The Who Sings My Generation  
Average album rating 1966 A Quick One (Happy Jack)  
Average album rating 1967 The Who Sell out  
Average album rating 1968 Magic Bus  
Average album rating 1969 Tommy  
Average album rating 1970 Live at Leeds  Live
Average album rating 1971 Who's Next  
Average album rating 1973 Quadrophenia  
Average album rating 1975 Tommy (1975 Film)  Soundtrack
Average album rating 1975 The Who By Numbers  
Average album rating 1978 Who Are You  
Average album rating 1979 The Kids Are Alright  Live
Average album rating 1981 Face Dances  
Average album rating 1982 It's Hard  
Average album rating 1996 My Generation: The Very Best of the Who  
Average album rating 2002 The Ultimate Collection  
Average album rating 2006 Endless Wire  

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