The Who - DON'T LOOK AWAY - LIVE - Fillmore Auditorium (San Francisco), February 22, 1968

Learn everything about the San Francisco appearances of the Who in my book "Teenage Wasteland: The Who at Winterland, 1968 and 1976," coming with a foreword by Joel Selvin: www.amazon.com/Teenage-Wastel...

[@higsterful]

This is so rare when you think what we have live from this era. I love the fact that they were playing lots of different songs around this time such as Little Billy,Relax,Don't Look Away,Run Run Run,C'mon Everybody and more....

[@altered3742]

A much tighter and more energetic performance than expected. Thank you for sharing these rarities recently.

[@nickhughes2284]

Its very faithful is nt it?

[@mkruup]

Sooooooo Gooooooooooood, one of their best songs!

[@brianfrost2695]

Thanks for making this very old fan of The Who smile!

[@JOHNWLOUCKS]

Wow ! I never heard them do this live. They did start their set at SPAC in 1971 with Pure And Easy which was very surprising since at that time it was usually Heaven And Hell that they would open with.

[@Douglas-zd7mz]

WOW..!! The later still 1st stage early truly mighty...."the WHO" w/ "Don't Look Away" while being.. HAPPY JACK'ed w/ "A Quick One While He's Away"...like BATMEN IN A "Heat Wave" less than 2yrs later "the WHO"..."LIVE at LEEDS" HARD-ROCK Prog'ed/RockN-ROLL LIVE-Legends and approx 3yrs later from this performance... "WHO's NEXT"....!! WOW!! and WOWSER!! ThankYOU 4 Posting aud/photos and ThankYOU "the WHO"..... Listening To You,.......I Get The MUSIC,......!!

[@Stonecutter334]

How freakin cool is this!?!?! Wow. Thanks again!

[@johndonovan2598]

Thanks for this. So cool to hear them doing this straightforward pop song so faithfully. Great harmonies!

[@MrSnappy67]

Incredible find.

[@misterpeppercorn3078]

Love it! Thanks Ed! ❤

[@colingeddes2172]

Great discovery of a live track, from arguably the greatest live band. Long live the who.

[@BaconTomatoCheese]

If you can ignore the obviously horrendous sound quality, there is a great performance of this song buried in there… I’m not sure that another one of this particular song exists!

[@brianshockledge3241]

Another gem.

[@1967DIF]

Fantasic old gem, low solo but maybe for the best? Thanks a bunch for sharing!!

[@MrGb1965]

Nice to hear Moon let her rip.

[@neilshenton1834]

Awesome! 👏

[@JuanDomingoBoussac]

wow!!!!!!! thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you

[@drekhorn4652]

Love this song

[@emilyoshiro]

Excellent

[@Porkchopwi]

Whoa! Thanks for sharing.

[@sheatiller2465]

Thanks again!

[@babyshambler]

Tight!

[@nickhughes2284]

Petes country and western caprice,,,,,never thought I d hear it live. Brilliant.

[@damiannagorski541]

nice songs played violently 😊

[@oxfan9384]

Rarer than rocking horse droppings! What a find

[@sephyryn]

starting to feel like they decided to throw shit at the wall here at the fillmore and see what stuck

[@griffinm4224]

The Fillmore was definitely their main stay in the U.S. before woodstock-Townshend had a good relationship with Bill Graham-it makes sense they'd stretch out artistically there. Without this time period we certainly wouldn't have the improvisational power during the tommy era

[@anthonygerace8926]

They were always a tight live band. This was about 15 months before "Tommy" made them hugely popular.

[@Luileadolfo]

Thanks for posting this rare performance. After 1971 The Who s Setlist became so predictable, until this last 2023 tour. It seems, that After the two concerts they will do this March, the Who are finish.

[@skinner5334]

WoW⚡️

[@rabidwookie606]

Wow. Thank you!

[@amerocker]

Too cool! They were nobody's fool...the 'orrible Who⬆