Me:nu Du Jour June 23 (EN.FR.ES)
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Jeff Beck records his first album ‘Truth’ with Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood et al (1968)
Jeff Beck‘s ‘Truth’ is his debut album recorded with a band featuring Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood on May 14, 15, 25 & 26 1968 and released in August 1968 by Columbia Records.
The Who release the rock-opera ‘Tommy’ as a double-album (1969)
The Who‘s ‘Tommy’ is their fourth studio (and rock-opera) album released as a double album on May 23, 1969 by Decca / MCA.
The Who record ‘Live at Leeds’ at the University of Leeds Refectory (1970)
The Who‘s ‘Live at Leeds’ is their first live album recorded at the University of Leeds Refectory on February 14, 1970 and released on May 23, 1970 by Decca
The Who release their third album : ‘The Who Sell Out’ featuring ‘I Can See for Miles’ (1967)
The Who release their second album : ‘A Quick One’ featuring ‘So Sad About Us’ (1966)
The Who‘s ‘A Quick One’ is their second studio album (also titled ‘Happy Jack’) produced by Kit Lambert and released on December 9, 1966 by Reaction/Polydor /Decca.
Brunswick Records publish The Who’s first album : ‘My Generation’ (1965)
The Who‘s ‘My Generation’ is their debut studio album produced by Shel Talmy and released on December 3, 1965 by Brunswick Records
The Who release their sixth album : ‘Quadrophenia,’ a rock opera featuring ‘The Real Me’ (1973)
The Who‘s ‘Quadrophenia’ is their sixth studio (double) album featuring a rock opera fully composed by Pete Townshend and released on October26, 1973 by Track Records.
Labelle release their seventh album (and first in over thirty years) : ‘Back to Now’ (2008)
Labelle‘s ‘Back to Now’ is their seventh studio album and the first in over thirty years, released on October 21, 2008 by Verve, Universal.
Polydor publish The Who’s seventh album : ‘The Who by Numbers’ (1975)
‘The Who by Numbers’ is their seventh studio album produced by Glyn Johns and released on 3 October 1975 by Polydor Records
Polydor publish The Who’s eighth album : ‘Who Are You’ (1978)
The Who‘s ‘Who Are You’ is their eighth studio album (the last with drummer Keith Moon who died three weeks later) released on August 18 , 1978 by Polydor / MCA Records.
The Who release their fifth album : ‘Who’s Next’ featuring ‘Baba O’Riley’ and ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ (1971)
The Who‘s ‘Who’s Next’ feat. ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ is their fifth studio album by released in August 1971 by Track, / Decca
Happy Birthday Roger Daltrey. ‘Look Who’s Singing!’
This day (March 1, 1940), in East Acton, London, England, is born Roger Harry Daltrey, simply known as Roger Daltrey , English artist, founder and lead singer of The Who
Tracklist :
1 . My Generation (w/ The Who, 1965)
2 . Pictures of Lily (w/ The Who, 1966)
3 . Substitute (w/ The Who, Monterey, 1967)
4 . I Can See For Miles (w/ The Who, 1968)
5 . Pinball Wizard (w/ The Who, 1969)
6 . Young Man Blues (w/ The Who, Tanglewood, 1970)
7 . Won’t Get Fooled Again (w/ The Who, 1971)
8 . Giving it all away (1973)
9 . I’m Free (Tommy, 1974)
10 . Rock Music Awards (w/ Keith Moon & Ann-Margaret, 1975)
11 . One of the Boys
12 . Free Me
13 . Love Reign O’er Me (Seattle, 1982)
14 . Walking In My Sleep (1984)
15 . The Pride You Hide (1985)
16 . Hearts Of Fire
17 . Days Of Light (1992)
18 . Baba O’Riley (w/ Sinead O’Connor)
19 . Who Are You (w/ The Who, 1996)
20 . Street Fighting Man (British Rock Symphony, 1999)
21 . Magic Bus (Royal Albert Hall)
22 . Without your Love (Night of the Proms, 2005)
23 . Mannish Boy (w/ Jools Holland, 2010)
24 . At Ronnie Scotts (w/ Peter Townshend)
Tracklist :
Baba O’Riley . My Generation . Pinball Wizard . Who Are You . Behind Blue Eyes . I Can See for Miles . Substitute . Won’t Get Fooled Again . Happy Jack . I Can’t Explain .