I still remember the thrill of watching this movie on a 70 mm screen in a cinema theatre. The present gen will never know that experience.

Saw this in Chicago, December 1975. I was 15 and had goosebumps all through the show. The ticket was $6.50..

En este capítulo aparece la gran inma de Santis(Q E P D)😢

Siempre grandes, se os echa de menos ❤

Moon's bass drum just filling any vacant micro second is amazing. His performances in 1967 to 1970 are beyond amazing, though it definetly got him to run out of life eventually.

keith is so good looking here

I will love you Keith Moon. Always. Hope to see you in Heaven

Grandes tiempos

I want to live this.

Huntington Hotel (San Francisco)

where is Michelle Phillips

Eso eran camioneros...

is that stanley boothe there? the hotel is i san frnansicso and in his book named

pero estais tontos todos o que nadie se ha visto este capitulo por que ni esta entero y esta cortado todo el argumento se lo han comido

I agree. And I first saw at The Manor House pub in North London,when I was 13.Roger Daltry,small and because of acne,had panstick on his face.

Wow unbelievable Access to us all!!! Love em for being real

To be there concert day, no doubt, double thumbs up!

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The Stones are just the best rock band in the world 🌎. Songwriting duo Jagger and Richards is simply pure genius 🎉🎉. I'm a Stones fan for life 🎉🎉.

Hello kids, it'll never be the same as that golden era

En el 70 fui a ver la película de Woodstock en el cine Central de Lima en el Perú. Ya amaba el rock pero ver este maravilloso Festival y en especial a The Who fue como ver el Universo en todo su esplendor. Nunca los había visto, solo escuchado canciones My generation. Ver a un grupo entregado al 1000% fue fantástico. Esto solo se puede ver y sentir en el rock. Fue una de mis vivencias más impactantes que pasé.

makes me proud to be english!

For those in the UK old enough to remember when we only had three TV channels. The first night of Channel 4 in 1982 they played showed whole of Woodstock film. I was 8 at the time and tucked up in bed. I remmeber waking up in the middle of the night and hearing music coming from downstairs in he middle of the night so I sneaked down. I sat on the bottom step listening to the music, Then the front room door opened and my Dad walked out to go for a piss. I shit myself thinking that I was going to be in trouble but he went to the loo, came back and said "come in here son this is going to be an education" It was just as The Who started their set after al the waffle about what the film was about I finally got focused on this track. My dad passed years ago but when I see the Woodstock performance of it, it brings a tear to my eye.. Even though The Isle of Wight perfomance is better.

0:28. I’ve always thought the guitar inter play on this version was the best.

If this was 1969, as mentioned for this footage, "Brown Sugar" wasn't on the radio/charts until two years later.

Mr,Ed Sullivan's, educated individ. Did well n. Schools, and also had skilled too never attended no univer... or colleges, also he's a new yorker,also only reasonable, he's, a host becuz... he's married a jewish woman's, so long ago, 1940s i was'nt born that's yrs, m... parentals, was a... teenagers, then 1946s or 1947s both 're gones had passed, died also borns, 1930s silenced generationals, ..

San Isidoro de Cibola natural de Rio Astura?

A palette of musical textures that start with a gentle, almost baroque intro, and build into a blazing crescendo.

Fifty-five years ago and it still moves me!

Whos Better than them? Golden Age, precious and eternal classic incredible top Hippie festival..Wow

The camera should've been on Keith, John and Pete more...especially Pete and Keith !!!

Best singer in “Rock n Roll” no one has heart ❤️ like this man Roger Daltrey even still to this day! What a church going spiritually lifting service!

Habla Constancio, una excelente persona de quien siempre conservaré un gran recuerdo. Yo, soy el chaval de quien habla que le ayudaba a sacar las pacas de la cuadra "nunca lo olvidaré"

De lejos la mejor banda de rock español y uno de los mejores grupos de la historia de la música, sin lugar a dudas

Oh tnx this cures my gedachte today

One of the most Iconic live performances ever! Never gets old.

J. Dickinson tells of them creating that song and how they got in muscle shoals, he was there, good story.

The Who war eine großartige Band

Que pena me da cuando veo esto . Yo pase muchos veranos en esa zona en los años 50 y 60.

From the Movie "Gimme Shelter"😊

I prefer their 'Isle of Wight' (1970) performance over Woodstock (1969) and Leeds (1970). Leeds has no Video.

Version von "Brown Sugar"? Wo gibt es die?

Q barbaridad,q manera de demostrar q no hay otro igual!!!eterno Suaves!!!la acustica brutal,un máquina,no repite una puta palabra en sus letras!!!

Absolutamente sensacional!!!!

Absolutely great

Another number 1 Boys

My God

Ginger Baker might be even better than Moon. Bonham wasn't too bad either. I like Carmen Appice as well. There are a lot of great Drummers as good or better than Moon, that I've seen play in local venues on Sydney's Northern Beaches. There are some Drummers in Australia that are so good that they played in 2 or 3 different Bands in the same week or the same night. Paul Larsen comes to mind. "Radio Birdman" "Celibate Rifles" "The New Christs" "The Aint's" "Screaming Tribesmen" "Funhouse" There were some gigs I played so well, that it felt like an 'out of body' experience behind my Ludwig Kit. When he's not under 'house arrest' Phil Rudd from AC/DC 'fame' is a human metronome, he is one of the most pleasurable Drummers to watch and hear. For proof, listen to the album "Back in Black" Rob Hirst's Drumming on Midnight Oils' "Power and the Passion" in 1982 is something Keith Moon would struggle with. Ringo Starr made The Beatles what they were. John Coghlan is probably the best 'swing shuffle' Drummer to ever play a Kit. I dare you to click on the Link and listen to this for 12" 19' The Who could never play as well as this, nobody can but THE QUO!!!!!!!! STATUS QUO ! IS IT REALLY ME? / GOTTA GO HOME ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4nVp6itnstgY6c Recorded LIVE in Sweden 1970. Written by their Bass player ALAN LANCASTER. (RIP - Alan) I love it when SPUD (Coghlan) throws his sticks in the air after playing for 12' 19" John Coghlan is such a powerhouse of a drummer...just try and keep the beat for two minutes let alone 12 plus without missing a beat...remarkable playing by the mighty Quo. Coghlan is an absolute metronome. That is verging on PUNK ROCK!!!! There is 'no fan' like a QUO fan. The best and greatest Band in history. When Coghlan left STATUS QUO after 20 years in 1982, their whole sound changed completely. All of the Ramones Drummers were awesome, fast, timekeepers. Keith Moon couldn't do what they did. Some trivia for you is that both Ringo and Coghlan were Left-Handed with everything else in life except for when they played their Drum Kits. On an historical aspect, ever since Cavemen started banging their Rocks and logs of wood with whatever they could lay their hands on, Drummers have been the most important person in music groups.

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