Pete Townshend

A look at the making of the band's critically acclaimed album reveals the genius and musical chemistry that propelled it to the top of the UK charts.

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This documentary traces their journey from The High Numbers to global fame and delves into their music, mayhem, and the impact of Keith Moon's death.

A look at the creation and impact of The Who's seminal album Tommy, featuring interviews with Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and the late John Entwistle.

Filmed on June 26th this year as The Who celebrated their fiftieth anniversary, this stunning show from London's famous Hyde Park is a triumphant return to their home city. On a glorious summer evening, the band delivered a brilliant performance.

Tracing The Who's journey from The High Numbers to global fame, this documentary delves into their music, mayhem, & the impact of Keith Moon's death.

Filmed in Houston, Texas, right at the start of a massive tour of the U.S. to promote The Who By Numbers, their seventh album in their 10th year of existence. Live in Texas '75 has been pridefully restored to its rightful visual and sonic superiority by longtime Who collaborator Jon Astley. The extensive Tommy section, the savage recreations of early hits such as 'My Generation', the celebrated...

On 1st April 2017, The Who took to the stage at London's Royal Albert Hall to deliver a blistering performance of their legendary rock opera, Tommy. Written by Pete Townshend almost 50 years ago, the full-length piece had, until then, never been performed live by the band. In a rare treat for fans, The Who decided to perform Tommy for the first time ever in its entirety for their participation in the annual Teenage Cancer Trust benefit shows. These shows are produced every year by Roger Daltrey at the iconic Royal Albert Hall to raise essential funds for the specialist treatment of young people with cancer.

Aspiring filmmakers Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert set out to search for a subject for their underground movie, leading them to discover, mentor, and manage the iconic band known as The Who.

In 1969,over half a million people came together on a small farm inupstate New York to celebrate live,love and music in an event defined ageneration and forever changed the world.

Nicky Hopkins was a prolific session pianist contributing to over 250 albums from the likes of The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, and The Who. From hard rock to ballads, his legendary piano riffs and musical motifs helped ordinary tracks become iconic. By late 1960’s Nicky was one of the busiest and most successful session players regularly travelling and performing around the world.