The Who
The Who
Award-winning, British, multi-million-selling rock/Mod band, formerly known as The High Numbers, led by Roger Daltrey and featuring co-founder Pete Townsend, as well as an amalgam of touring musicians. Previous members include Keith Moon and John Entwistle.
During their notorious '60s heyday, the band issued the songs: "My Generation", "I Can't Explain", "I Can See For Miles", "Happy Jack", "Substitute", "The Kids Are Alright" and "Pinball Wizard".
They released their debut album, "My Generation" in 1965, followed by: "A Quick One" (1966), "The Who Sell Out" (1967), "Tommy" (1969), "Who's Next" (1971), "Quadrophenia" (1973), "The Who by Numbers" (1975), "Who Are You" (1978), "Face Dances" (1981), "It's Hard" (1982), "Endless Wire" (2006), "Who" (2019) and the live album, "The Who with Orchestra Live at Wembley".
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Band member(s)
- Roger Daltrey
- Pete Townshend
- Zak Starkey
Former Member
- Keith Moon
- John Entwistle
Has Worked With
- Simon Phillips
- Andy Fairweather Low
- Greg Lake
- Kenney Jones
- Pino Palladino
- Rod Argent
Influenced
- Wolfmother
- Drugdealer Cheerleader
- Jay Scott Project
- Laura Imbruglia
- Loving Mary Band
- The Brew
- The Grand Slambovians
- The Tearaways
- Conspiracy
- Gloria Cycles
- Michael Weston King
- Moriarty
- Pint Shot Riot
- Rex Radio
- Speed Circus
- The Charlie Parkers
- The Coopers
- The Family [band]
- The Modesty
- The Redlands Palomino Company
- After 4
- Black Ice Riot
- Bravado [Ireland]
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