Obscure American history trivia

Agreed, most acts would love to have performance like that and claim it was the worst gig they'd ever played.

The Who's raging dysfunction is one of things that inexplicably made it work. Paul Rees's recent bio of John Entwistle does a good job of chronicling that, both on and off stage.

 

5;30 a.m.
So Who's on first?

 

When they played at Woodstock '99, who was in 3rd Bass?
I don't know.

 

Not sure who was on bass, was Entwistle still alive then?

 

Did the set list include Today and Tomorrow?

 

John played Yesterday

 

I denounce myself because it was really Paul, but the sentiment is the same.

 

Yes?

 

Let’s Imagine you’re right

 

The Who could've come on a quarter hour earlier and led off with "5:15."









(Yes, I know the song was released 4 years after Woodstock on Quadrophenia.)

 

What I love in watching videos of The Who live is seeing Pete and Keith look at each other during a jam. Keith looks like a puppy dog staring at his owner.