Yeah, that whole performance (two songs, actually) plus tons of other great Ric footage is included on the new Who DVD, "Amazing Journey"
I highly reccomend it to any 'oorible 'oo fan, well worth the money..
Cheers,
-Collin
Re: The Who 1964
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 6:39 pm
by beefandbones
Wow, I didn't realize that John Entwistle had that Rickenbacker bass as early as 1964. He must have been one of the very first people in England to have one!
Re: The Who 1964
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 9:15 pm
by paologregorio
That is really cool footage.
Re: The Who 1964
Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 10:31 pm
by ram
Yeah I think Chris and John were some of the earlist adopters.... great footage, Thanks!
Re: The Who 1964
Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 1:13 am
by collin
beefandbones wrote:Wow, I didn't realize that John Entwistle had that Rickenbacker bass as early as 1964. He must have been one of the very first people in England to have one!
yeah, it was a RM1999. I believe him and Pete Quaif of the Kinks were among the very first Ric bassists in the UK. Chris Squire was a bit later, I believe.
I don't have decent enough photos of Quaif's 4001, but I believe it too was a RM1999. He had it in early '64
Cheers,
-Collin
Re: The Who 1964
Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 4:45 pm
by scotty
Loved the high numbers period.Captures such a raw and talented young band that blossomed into one of the most influential bands to come from the UK.Stunning.
P.S i love the way pete dances in this looks as tho hes dying for a pee.
