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Hace 4 días · Jones' concise, supportive drumming style was in sharp contrast to Moon's. The Who were initially enthusiastic about working with a completely different drummer. [254] Townshend later stated, "we've never really been able to replace Keith" [264] and Daltrey ultimately believed Jones was not right for the band, while still speaking highly of him as a friend and drummer. [357]
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7 de may. de 2024 · The drummer Kenney Jones joined The Who in the same year Moon passed away. But their first album with the new member only was released in 1981. Called “Face Dances”, the album had the track “You Better You Bet”, which Roger Daltrey told Uncut magazine in 2001 that is one of his favorite songs from the group.
27 de abr. de 2024 · Ahora Universal Music y Mercury Studios han lanzado “ The Who at Shea Stadium 1982″, un recuerdo en audio del concierto en un pack de 2 CDs y en un disco gatefold de 3 LPs. La gira, para promocionar el último álbum de la banda, “It’s Hard”, lanzado a principios de ese año, resultó ser la última en la que participó Kenney Jones ...
23 de abr. de 2024 · August 23, 1946, London—d. September 7, 1978, London). Moon was replaced by Kenney Jones (b. September 16, 1948, London). Though primarily inspired by American rhythm and blues, the Who took a bold step toward defining a uniquely British rock vernacular in the 1960s.
21 de abr. de 2024 · Nevertheless, The Who persevered, reimagining their stylistic outlook as the ’70s came to a close, with Kenney Jones on percussion. In 1981, The Who released their first studio album without Moon, Face Dances. As the band moved on, mourning its beloved drummer, Daltrey also rekindled his formative fascination with Elvis Presley.
4 de may. de 2024 · The concert at Shea Stadium in 1982 was part of a tour by The Who, which took place exclusively in North America with the exception of two away concerts in England. It was the last tour with Kenney Jones on drums and served to promote their newly released album 'It's hard'.
2 de may. de 2024 · 45 years ago this week, on May 2nd, 1979, the iconic Rainbow Theater in London was buzzing with anticipation. The Who were about to play their first show with a new member, Kenney Jones, on drums. This big change came eight months after the untimely death of their original drummer, Keith Moon.
