The Who were one of the leading rock bands in the 60ies and 70ies, streaching the possibilities what rock music can be. First with singles that really mattered, then with Longplayers with concept and finally 1969 with the first real rock opera in music’s history. And we prepare a real warm english breakfast together – with all the trimmings.

Soundtrack:

Pete’s Speach, live at Long
Beach (1971), Thirty Years of Maximum R&B, 1994

The Who: Fragments,
Endles Wire, 2006

The Who: Anyway,
Anyhow, Anywhere: Live at Ready Steady Go! (1965), The Kids Are Alright (OST),
1979

The Kinks: Till The End
of The Day, single, 1965

The Pretty Things: Mama,
Keep Your Big Mouth Shut, The Pretty Things, 1965

The Who as The High Numbers:
Zoot Suit, Single, 1964

The Who: I Can’t
Explain, single, 1965

The Who: My Generation,
single, 1965

The Who: Out In The Street
+ The Good’s Gone, My Generation, 1965

The Who: Substitute,
single, 1966

The Who: Pictures of
Lily, single, 1967

The Who: I’m A Boy,
single, 1966

The Who: The Kids Are
Alright, single, 1966

The Who: Happy Jack,
Live in the Studio (1966), The Kids Are Alright OST, 1979

The Who: I Can See For
Miles, single, 1967

The Who: A Quick (While
He’s Away), Live at The Rolling Stones Circus (1968), 2019

The Who: Armenia City
In The Sky + Heinz Baked Beans + Mary Anne With The Shaky Hand + Odorono, 1968

The Who: It’s Boy +
1921 + Christmas + Do You Think It’s Alright + Fiddle About + Cousin Kevin,
Tommy, 1969