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Who - Old England, New England (CD) (UK Import)

Who - Old England, New England (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Who

Music Genre: Rock

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ArtistWho
FormatCD
LabelUnicorn
Catalogue no.UNCD011
GenreRock
Released7 June 2019
Barcode0823564030678

The Who - Old England, New England
Format: CD | Label: Unicorn (22) (UNCD011) | Released: 2019 | Pressing: UK | Genre: Rock

Tracklist:
1. Heaven And Hell
2. I Can't Explain
3. I Don't Even Know Myself
4. Young Man Blues
5. Introduction To Tommy
6. Overture
7. 1921
8. Amazing Journey/Sparks
9. Eyesight To The Blind
10. Christmas
11. Acid Queen
12. Pinball Wizard
13. Do You Think I't's Alright
14. Fiddle About
15. Tommy Can You Hear Me
16. There's A Doctor
17. Go To The Mirror Boy
18. Smash The Mirror
19. Miracle Cure
20. I'm Free
21. Tommy's Holiday Camp
22. We're Not Gonna Take It
23. My Generation

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

English rock band formed in Shepherd's Bush, London, England, in 1964.

Known for their involvement in the 1960s British mod movement, the smashing of their instruments, their development of the rock opera genre, the integration of synthesizers and the development of the "Marshall Stack" amplifier design. They set the Guinness world record on May 31, 1976, for loudest concert, at 126 decibels. Inducted into Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1990 (Performer).

Formed in March 1959 as The Detours by Roger Daltrey. John Entwistle joined in September 1961 and Pete Townshend in February 1962. In February 1964 they changed their name to "The Who" but after Keith Moon replaced previous drummers Doug Sandom and Dave Golding their then-current manager Peter Meaden renamed the band The High Numbers in April 1964.

In November 1964, the name was changed back to "The Who." Keith Moon died following the release of Who Are You. He was replaced by Kenney Jones. Rabbit Bundrick joined shortly afterwards. The band broke up in 1983 but reunited in July 1985 for Live Aid and various one-off occasions until releasing a new album in 2006. In 2025 they undertook another North American farewell tour.

Members
As The Detours/Dale Angelo and the Detours
Colin Dawson – lead vocals (1959–1963)
Gabriel "Gabby" Connolly – lead vocals (1963)
Roger Daltrey – lead guitar (1959–1961), rhythm guitar (1961–1963), lead vocals (1963–1964)
Peter James – rhythm guitar (1961–1962)
Reg Bowen – rhythm guitar (1962)
Roy Ellis – rhythm guitar (1961–1962)
John Entwistle – bass guitar, horns (1961–1964)
Pete Townshend – rhythm guitar (1962–1963) lead guitar (1964)
Harry Wilson – drums (1961–1962)
Doug Sandom – drums (1962–1964)

Founding members:
Roger Daltrey – lead vocals
Pete Townshend – guitar, vocals, keyboards
John Entwistle – bass guitar, horns, vocals (1964–2002)

Former members:
Doug Sandom – drums (1964)
Keith Moon – drums (1964–1978)
Kenney Jones – drums (1978–1988)

Touring band musicians:
John "Rabbit" Bundrick – keyboards (1979–1981, 1989, 1996–2011)
Howie Casey – saxophone (1979–1980)
Dick Parry – saxophone (1979–1980)
Dave Caswell – trumpet (1979–1980)
Reg Brooks – trombone (1979–1980)
Tim Gorman – keyboards (1982)
Steve "Boltz" Bolton – guitar (1989)
Simon Phillips – drums (1989)
Jody Linscott – percussion (1989, 1996–1997, 2025)
Chyna – backing vocals (1989)
Cleveland Watkiss – backing vocals (1989)
Billy Nicholls – backing vocals, musical director (1989, 1996–1997, 2019–2025)
The Kick Horns: Simon Gardner, Neil Sidwell, Simon Clarke, Tim Sanders, Roddy Lorimer (1989)
Simon Townshend – guitar (1996–1997, 2002–2025)
Zak Starkey – drums (1996–2025)
Jon Carin – keyboards (1996–1997)
Dennis Farias – trumpet (1996–1997)
Roy Wiegand – trumpet (1996–1997)
Nick Lane – trombone (1996–1997)
Pino Palladino – bass (2002–2015)
Brian Kehew – keyboards (2006–2007)
Morgan Nicholls – bass (2012)
Chris Stainton – keyboards (2012)
Frank Simes – guitar, musical director (2012–2017)
John Corey –…

Source: Discogs

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