Official programme Who 1981
Official programme Who 1981
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The Who – 1981 Tour – Official Tour Programme
Original official The Who programme from their 1981 tour, documenting a pivotal period in the British band's history around the release of Face Dances.
The Who in 1981: a new era
In 1981, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle and Kenney Jones returned to the road for an extensive series of UK concerts. Former Small Faces and Faces drummer Kenney Jones had joined The Who following the death of Keith Moon in 1978.
The tour coincided with Face Dances, released in March 1981 and the first Who studio album recorded without Keith Moon. The album includes You Better You Bet, one of the band's best-known songs from this period.
An original 1981 tour programme
The cover features the four members of The Who – Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle and Kenney Jones – beneath the simple The Who 1981 title.
This original official period tour programme contains 22 pages featuring numerous photographs. Measuring 24 × 30 cm, it is an authentic piece of Face Dances-era memorabilia and a superb collectable documenting The Who's history.
Did you know?
The Who's 1981 UK tour was the longest British tour the band ever undertook, beginning in Leicester on 25 January and ending in Poole on 16 March. Later that month, the band performed at the Grugahalle in Essen, Germany, in a concert broadcast on European television.
Details
- Original official tour programme
- Artist: The Who
- Year: 1981
- Era: Face Dances
- 22 pages
- Numerous photographs
- Dimensions: 24 × 30 cm
There is a clear continuity here with the visual references of classic rock, references that Who helped make widely recognizable.
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