When they were doing their 50th anniversary tour the wife asked me "What are you doing on Saturday?" "Nothing" I replied. "Yes you are" she said "You're going to see The Who" I was blown away. We could only afford cheap seats so we were at the back really high up. When I took my seat I looked down and my heart started doing backflips. We went to the front desk and asked if they had anything a little lower. The girl on the desk smiled and said she could help. We ended up in the VIP section right next to the stage. Unbelievable. An incredible show. And when Roger was singing Bellboy, looking up and paying tribute to Keith on the large screen behind him, I was blown away. Tears flowed. My wife rocks. Almost as much as The Who.
@wesmatron your wife sounds like my wife, also a very thoughtful woman who loves to make her man happy. We’re both blessed, though I never got to see these legends live lol but I’ve had my share of similar beautiful experiences thanks to the wonderful angel in my life.
Ringo Star's son, Zach Starkey, on drums.He's been with them for almost 20 years now. Keith and Ringo were best friends, so Zach grew up knowing Keith as Uncle Keith. Keith gave him his first drum set and was his favorite drummer...even over his pops.
Great history lesson @Chad Carr. Its cool learning more about the musicians I grew up listening to. Most of the music made today is simply garbage. Im 51 this year and it has saddened me many times to see some of the greatest musicians such as Peart and Eddie Van Halen passing both from Cancer. I became a drummer in my teens and also play brass instruments. I still play today because of Rush. This video was a suggested video and Im glad I got to see it. It was good to see Roger bellowing out the lyrics to one of my favorite songs of my youth. I mis my youth and the music back then but the show must go on......
Katie the violinist is still traveling with The Who and just finished up the North American leg of their Who Hits Back tour. She’s a fantastic musician.
I agree. I have always loved The Who & " Baba O`Riley " is the first song that Atlanta's 96 Rock played, at least that was the story then. Rodger can't seem to toss the microphone anymore but Pete can still rev up with his guitar, as always!!
This song is one of the top Rock Anthems of all time. Watching this performance even from the aging group still gave me goose bumps same as when I first heard it as a teen. This is timeless music done by the best of the best.
Daltrey sounds great!!! Thanks to Pete Townshend for writing all the incredible music. Nothing... NOTHING today is as good as this. Even after 1000 listens.
Thanks boys for getting me through the teenage years. I'm now almost 60,but when I listen to this track, I'm a young man again. God Bless you Boys and many thanks for music and memories.
Roger sounds, in this concert, as good as he did fifty years ago. It's astounding. A few years ago he appeared to be fading; and his performances had the sense that he was parodying himself. Not here!!!
My first date with my good lady was a blind date to see The Who in Southampton in ‘71. We’ve been happily riding The Magic Bus ever since. Baba O’Riley live.... Just....Wow!
Right now, at this very moment, you're somewhere in the crowd at the concert. Pete and Roger are there too. Scratch it off...you have arrived! My turn was in '83 or'82, Orlando. I was about three rows out of range of the Great Ketchup Fight. Some idiot got a cup of ketchup or mustard and threw it down into the lower seats. They sent return fire of all sorts. Someone...or several....grabbed the ketchup and mustard dispensers from the concessions stand. It was hilarious to those of us our of range. A couple of thousand people in a food fight. I still have the small tray from the Holiday Inn....the one with the drinking glasses wrapped in paper....I used it to clean my weed. Who else remembers cleaning their weed on a small tray or double album cover? I know, I shouldn't have taken it but, meh, it was just that sort of time in life. Had a GREAT girl.....smart enough to be very interesting, crazy enough to be dangerous...the crazy won out. Weed, 'ludes, coke....and still I can remember most of it! Ok....some of it. Alright, alright alright....a little bit of it.
Hey Eric I was up front for the Orlando Show, that Place was Filled to the Top. I've seen The Who a Few Times and I think They were the Best I'd seen them for that Concert ! yep, I'm 65 now.... and going to see them again in Sep. in Sunrise, FL.
That violinist plays her part with all the enthusiasm of the day as when the song was first recorded and debuted. Amazing to see Roger and Pete and The Who. Just amazing. It does not get better.
@@cptlou the Grateful Dead? i am a deadhead but also a christian harekrishna i leave "the devil" alone he has a tough job - now has to clean up trump rasputin.. a fine mess God has handed him ! : )
Wow I just fell in love with them again! They seem to have a whole new energy and love for what they do. Their relaxed and funny personalities on stage in front of probably thousands of people makes it seem intimate. Yet the music is rock solid and as awesome as ever! Roger's voice sounds amazing!
This is absolutely freaking awesome. Daltrey and Townshend still rocking......and hitting those notes with a windmill to boot! Looks like they're having fun too! Congrats to the orchestra too......FANTASTIC!!
I remember playing this on my parents stereo component back in '71. I'd have it turned up to the max (when they weren't there) one of the greats rock songs ever written
Roger got a kiss bc he gladly put down his harmonica so that a violinist could render a memorable performance to herself, the band, and the audience. RD is just the best.
40 years later & still amazing!!! I'm so happy to have grown up surrounded by a phenomenal music generation. You can almost sense that Pete was dying to jump around but had to refrain from breaking bones on state :D
How can anyone ever forget that intro!! Fan fucking tastic! Daltrys voice is a joy to behold. Always reminds me of my two older brothers bob and chris. RIP my beautiful brothers, i will see you in the teenage wasteland. Peace to the world.
The violinist! the violinist! THE VIOLINIST! The young lady knocked a couple of legends practically off the stage with the song's trademark solo -- what a treat! Absolutely phenomenal. Great camera too as she & Zack Starkey on drums build up to the Baba O'Reilly crescendo. Pure live pop legend GOLD.
She's beautiful too! (Whoever she is). Forget about that college kid who had to sit in for Keith Moon for two songs so they could finish the show. She's the real deal.
Such a powerful song. I'd never heard it 'live' until this, after hearing it for decades. This was (is) so good it made me smile, shoot my arm up in joy, and cry!!!
This was my 7th time seeing The Who. There are few bands left on this world that I would be willing to sit in the rain for 3 hours. Thank you for posting this, Mr. Easton...
Baba O'Riley blasting on the 8 track while I'm tooling down a gravel road in my 69 Camaro 396 SS going home to the trailer I lived in during part of college. Windows down, beautiful day, not a care in the world. Somehow, listening to this song, I knew that this one particular moment on that one particular day would be a watershed moment in my life that would stay with me forever. And each and every time I even hear the name of this song, I am transported back through time to that one particular moment. Hearing the song brings tears to my eyes.
Roger & Pete are just fantastic to watch even in their 70’s….. they’re so causal and they truly are having a blast on stage!! They never get old to watch!! ❤❤❤❤
Back in the Sixties and Seventies, bands like The Who and The Rolling Stones made music history. Now, in their 60's and 70's, they still stand head and shoulders above the rest. Rock on!
I met Katie years ago when she played violin at a function for my aunt. Back then, she was still in high school and you could tell she had a special gift. Katie you were awesome then and still awesome today.. Happy for you getting to play with and being part of the WHO ..
A yardstick for any rock band to come up with a classic like this. Still as relevant now as it was almost 48!! years ago when released. Thanks for uploading.
Saw them in Boston just breathtaking Thanks guys their songs not only are great but have true meanings Keith and John never went away their souls are there
I really enjoyed watching them live yesterday in Anaheim at The Honda Center. Great performance accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra! The gorgeous violinist played beautifully!
Can't wait - We see them Sunday 10/13 @ the Hollywood Bowl. 2nd time, last time in the 1978 Madison Square Garden, NYC. What a treasure & gift The Who are for continuing to entertain their fans! ROCK ON! Love you guys.
Delightful connect between the generations. Well vintaged rock legends with beautiful violinist clearly enjoying the connection, and most importantly - the mutual love of music. Long live rock indeed!
My first concert when I was 15 was the original WHO doing TOMMY in 1970 two years later they Did WHO'S NEXT. I saw them 5 Times in all . Still My Favorite Band.
I know I commented already in this video. But I still can’t get over it. Standing back in the rain. Singing along. And having my father stand up, put his arm around me, and together we sang Pete’s part. It was truly an amazing experience
What an ageless group. Awesome they can still bring it!!!All of you young folks missed the best rock you will ever hear. The 60' 70'and 80's. You don't hear anything like this now.
I was there , it was magic, Roger sang as always, Pete, omg his guitar skill is killing it....and the rest of the band fantastic...wonderful drummer,,, wonderful everything... so thankful and grateful to be part of this amazing tallent... go Who go..." who are the stones" .. " old rockers that cannot rock like you guys can:"
Just caught them in Nashville 3 days ago - Roger sounded great (I was amazed they included The Real Me and Love Reign O'er Me in the set, those songs will test anyone's voice) and so did Pete. You could feel the love between the crowd and the band. Great show.
Most hard rock bands would find it impossible to do this kind of show in their mid 50’s, let alone their mid 70’s. And to cap it all, they still look and sound so f*****g credible. Long live The Who.
I can only smile ..........a smile that glows inside my soul.................like a sun that has light my life..since this song was born......till today..
Roger Daltrey & "The Who" had so many great songs. This is by far one of their best. These guys are awesome, they have been performing for nearly 60 years 👍🏻
Y'all--we need to cherish these guys. I love them so much, I can't even imagine a world without them in it. #LongLiveRock #LongLivePeteTownshend #LongLiveRogerDaltrey
I was in the first row on the hill. I had brought my army jacket with the Quadrophenia logo painted on the back. As soon as they took the field. The rain. The cold. It all went away. I enjoyed this concert so much and I hope to see them again
Qstick333 yes you could. My small group of five had brought chairs. But by the end I was standing. Three of them left and sat in the car before the last two of three songs. But me and my dad stayed. We packed up the chairs, tarp, and anything else we had. And then stood for Baba O’Reilly
They shaped my life ! The who my god still Great still can dee the biz ,the most immortalised band ever ,won't get fooled again ,1 of the most significant works of art ever !?!?!?! Love them.
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When they were doing their 50th anniversary tour the wife asked me "What are you doing on Saturday?"
"Nothing" I replied.
"Yes you are" she said "You're going to see The Who"
I was blown away. We could only afford cheap seats so we were at the back really high up. When I took my seat I looked down and my heart started doing backflips.
We went to the front desk and asked if they had anything a little lower.
The girl on the desk smiled and said she could help.
We ended up in the VIP section right next to the stage.
Unbelievable. An incredible show. And when Roger was singing Bellboy, looking up and paying tribute to Keith on the large screen behind him, I was blown away. Tears flowed.
My wife rocks. Almost as much as The Who.
What a cool story! Made me smile just reading it. It’s a memory that can’t be taken from you!
Ma femme est génial aussi, j’ai 68 ans !!!!!
That's cool man I hope I'll get a wife like you if I'm lucky enough as you are, she's def keeper!!!
*the who rocks. Almost as much as your wife. 🤘
@wesmatron your wife sounds like my wife, also a very thoughtful woman who loves to make her man happy. We’re both blessed, though I never got to see these legends live lol but I’ve had my share of similar beautiful experiences thanks to the wonderful angel in my life.
That old man playing lead guitar and singing back up vocals is one of the greatest song writers of the 20th century.
Love my Pete Townshend!!
Oh, easily... with no question. An exceptional talent.
As well as a great guitarist!
Oh come one that's not a typical grandpa. He's the incredible Pete Townsend
That old man still kicks ass. The mind behind the greatest Rock band of all time.
One of the songs that will NEVER be topped. It will always be on of the greatest in History!
I did not expect Daltry to sound that good after all these years. I got chills when he belted out the beginning of the sing. Wow!
Ringo Star's son, Zach Starkey, on drums.He's been with them for almost 20 years now. Keith and Ringo were best friends, so Zach grew up knowing Keith as Uncle Keith. Keith gave him his first drum set and was his favorite drummer...even over his pops.
Zach said to his dad, _"I wanna learn drums". Ringo said, _"Your uncle Keith is gonna teach you. Not me."_
True story.
Great history lesson @Chad Carr. Its cool learning more about the musicians I grew up listening to. Most of the music made today is simply garbage. Im 51 this year and it has saddened me many times to see some of the greatest musicians such as Peart and Eddie Van Halen passing both from Cancer. I became a drummer in my teens and also play brass instruments. I still play today because of Rush.
This video was a suggested video and Im glad I got to see it. It was good to see Roger bellowing out the lyrics to one of my favorite songs of my youth. I mis my youth and the music back then but the show must go on......
Nice..I did not know that..No wonder there is so much footage & photos of them together..
It's odd that he's using electronic cymbals (maybe even the whole kit), but if they do the job, why not?
Wait, ringo played drums ?
This was an anthem for en entire generation. The band may go off to Rock n' Roll Heaven one day, but this song will live on through history.
And so say I
My dad at 75: wandering around the house in his pajamas.
Roger Daltrey at 75: singing Baba O'Riley!
Jack Kilman ha ha
I'm 70 and I sure as F don't have those Roger Daltrey GUNS either!! LOLOLOLOL....But, I've seen them about five times starting in 1966!!!
What the fuck? This man is 75 he's in great shape and still has a voice
I'd rather watch your dad
I like to see the senior rock and rollers still tearing it up!!!
Katie the violinist is still traveling with The Who and just finished up the North American leg of their Who Hits Back tour. She’s a fantastic musician.
@Mr. Speed you're lookin young to be a WHO fan. how old are you?
I absolutely loved their performance in Orange County and she is definitely a fantastic violinist and a gorgeous young lady!
The violinist is fantastic. The first part gave me goosebumps.
Katie Jacoby is the violinist.
Really !!!! Man she Something else! Great! &. You just never know what the --- Pete’s going to say ever! Lmao!! He’s so funny!!
Huge props to that young lady. She absolutely nailed it.
she is a knockout the violin is so wonderful with rock. soft machine alive in paris! and those Caravan..
I agree. I have always loved The Who & " Baba O`Riley " is the first song that Atlanta's 96 Rock played, at least that was the story then. Rodger can't seem to toss the microphone anymore but Pete can still rev up with his guitar, as always!!
This song is one of the top Rock Anthems of all time. Watching this performance even from the aging group still gave me goose bumps same as when I first heard it as a teen. This is timeless music done by the best of the best.
She doesn't use props - just her violin.
@@tripjet999 lmao
Great violonist, beautiful girl who brought a touch of youth to this great song and to the Who.
Daltrey sounds great!!! Thanks to Pete Townshend for writing all the incredible music. Nothing... NOTHING today is as good as this. Even after 1000 listens.
Led Zeppelin guys are busy as ever too. Stones too.
So true!
Thanks boys for getting me through the teenage years. I'm now almost 60,but when I listen to this track, I'm a young man again. God Bless you Boys and many thanks for music and memories.
Just turned 57. I feel you.
I was there Roger sang incredibly and did some mic twirling. Great show they are one of the greatest live acts and still are the Who!
Who are they?
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 Roger Daltry Pete Townshend. Google them
The two
Roger sounds, in this concert, as good as he did fifty years ago. It's astounding. A few years ago he appeared to be fading; and his performances had the sense that he was parodying himself. Not here!!!
@@semireckless is he lifting weights????
Simply one of the greatest rock'n'roll songs of all time. And the voice? Say no more.
I was fortunate enough to see these two Icons perform beautifully with the orchestra backing them up. The young lady played the violin to perfection!
My first date with my good lady was a blind date to see The Who in Southampton in ‘71. We’ve been happily riding The Magic Bus ever since. Baba O’Riley live.... Just....Wow!
WOW, sounds great.
It's my dream bucket list show. Finally tomorrow night after waiting since age 15! I'm 64!
tell me how it goes
Hope you enjoyed!
Right now, at this very moment, you're somewhere in the crowd at the concert. Pete and Roger are there too. Scratch it off...you have arrived!
My turn was in '83 or'82, Orlando. I was about three rows out of range of the Great Ketchup Fight. Some idiot got a cup of ketchup or mustard and threw it down into the lower seats. They sent return fire of all sorts. Someone...or several....grabbed the ketchup and mustard dispensers from the concessions stand. It was hilarious to those of us our of range. A couple of thousand people in a food fight.
I still have the small tray from the Holiday Inn....the one with the drinking glasses wrapped in paper....I used it to clean my weed. Who else remembers cleaning their weed on a small tray or double album cover? I know, I shouldn't have taken it but, meh, it was just that sort of time in life. Had a GREAT girl.....smart enough to be very interesting, crazy enough to be dangerous...the crazy won out. Weed, 'ludes, coke....and still I can remember most of it! Ok....some of it. Alright, alright alright....a little bit of it.
Hey Eric I was up front for the Orlando Show, that Place was Filled to the Top. I've seen The Who a Few Times and I think They were the Best I'd seen them for that Concert ! yep, I'm 65 now.... and going to see them again in Sep. in Sunrise, FL.
Must have been good...you’re speechless lmao
Wow, she is absolutely amazing!
somewhere in Rock Heaven, Keith just threw an air conditioner out of a Motel window.....Long Live Rock!
Be it dead or alive!
michael pacholski … I do believe it was a TV set.
@@rupe53 Yes, and he made the band go back so he could do it.
or bite dog next door
ahhahhahahahhaaha,PERFEKT
Only" Who " !!! Legend...all the other rock goup...inspirated his music.!!! FOREVER YOUNG!!
Thank's ROGER and PETE..IN memory OF John and KEIT!!
That violinist plays her part with all the enthusiasm of the day as when the song was first recorded and debuted. Amazing to see Roger and Pete and The Who. Just amazing. It does not get better.
Agreed. Check her other appearances especially on Friend of the Devil.
@@cptlou the Grateful Dead? i am a deadhead but also a christian harekrishna i leave "the devil" alone he has a tough job - now has to clean up trump rasputin..
a fine mess God has handed him !
: )
Wow I just fell in love with them again! They seem to have a whole new energy and love for what they do.
Their relaxed and funny personalities on stage in front of probably thousands of people makes it seem intimate. Yet the music is rock solid and as awesome as ever!
Roger's voice sounds amazing!
This is absolutely freaking awesome. Daltrey and Townshend still rocking......and hitting those notes with a windmill to boot! Looks like they're having fun too! Congrats to the orchestra too......FANTASTIC!!
Couple of decades ago Townsend said he was going to quit the windmill. Getting too old , hard on his shoulder. He just keeps on going
And the very beautiful violinist!!🎻
This performance is absolutely amazing, but I love the amount of drummers needed to recreate the energy and intensity of Keith Moon. Legend.
I remember playing this on my parents stereo component back in '71. I'd have it turned up to the max (when they weren't there) one of the greats rock songs ever written
Pete and roger are still amazing after all these years, and the violinist smashed it.
Roger got a kiss bc he gladly put down his harmonica so that a violinist could render a memorable performance to herself, the band, and the audience.
RD is just the best.
RD was always my favorite to listen to. And I mean NO disrespect to PT.
40 years later & still amazing!!! I'm so happy to have grown up surrounded by a phenomenal music generation. You can almost sense that Pete was dying to jump around but had to refrain from breaking bones on state :D
This video made me cry......long life Pete & Roger...!!!!
Right?! Me too.
Me too.. especially when the violinist was jamming.
I did too! I love seeing the boys enjoy themselves so much.
That was emotional to me. Thanks for sharing.
God bless their souls
Me too brother
I love Pete, Roger, John and Keith
Long live rock
Be it dead or alive
The violin solo at the end of the song was probably a walk in the park for the incredible talent of Katie Jacoby.
Doesn't she play with ELO, too?
@@13geoffman I checked out her website and she has a very impressive resume. Although I didn't see any connection between her and ELO.
I'd LOVE to see Katie Jacoby and Karolina Protsenko collaborate on the end of Baba. Karolina is 14 and a prodigy.
How can anyone ever forget that intro!! Fan fucking tastic! Daltrys voice is a joy to behold. Always reminds me of my two older brothers bob and chris. RIP my beautiful brothers, i will see you in the teenage wasteland. Peace to the world.
The violinist! the violinist! THE VIOLINIST! The young lady knocked a couple of legends practically off the stage with the song's trademark solo -- what a treat! Absolutely phenomenal. Great camera too as she & Zack Starkey on drums build up to the Baba O'Reilly crescendo. Pure live pop legend GOLD.
She's beautiful too! (Whoever she is). Forget about that college kid who had to sit in for Keith Moon for two songs so they could finish the show. She's the real deal.
but she finished early🙄
Her name is Katie Jacoby. Her husband is Scott Metzger. Im trying to think of a more talented couple and I can't right now.
THE WHO - they never ever let you down. Stunning stuff!
This was a great surprise. Just popped up in my YT feed.
It made me tear up while smiling to see & hear them again. The violinist was awesome too!
They sound amazing for being close to 80
@@theclawyaww3740 They sure do!
Was there and was simply blown away!!!!! Always my all time favorite band!!!!!
THE WHO FOREVER!!!!!!!!!
Such a powerful song. I'd never heard it 'live' until this, after hearing it for decades. This was (is) so good it made me smile, shoot my arm up in joy, and cry!!!
This was my 7th time seeing The Who. There are few bands left on this world that I would be willing to sit in the rain for 3 hours. Thank you for posting this, Mr. Easton...
I'd just love to see them once in Ohio!
The best rock group in the world,No other band could come near.Long live The Who!
craig orford one of the best. Top 3. Stones do it for me.
lmao
Beautifully done! Roger, Pete, ALL the Musicians! And the beautiful woman on Electric Violin...(Lucky Roger)!
Still hitting those notes. Amazing.
Baba O'Riley blasting on the 8 track while I'm tooling down a gravel road in my 69 Camaro 396 SS going home to the trailer I lived in during part of college. Windows down, beautiful day, not a care in the world. Somehow, listening to this song, I knew that this one particular moment on that one particular day would be a watershed moment in my life that would stay with me forever. And each and every time I even hear the name of this song, I am transported back through time to that one particular moment. Hearing the song brings tears to my eyes.
You can't get more American than that buddy !
As an English man I'm so jealous of the american way .
Cold beer and live for your flag!!!!!!
saw these old geezers back in '67, with the Hollies and Status Quo at the Stadium in Sydney Aust.rock on Tommy!
This was one helluva show to attend. The band, the orchestra, Roger, and Pete all were absolutely on point. What an experience!!
Roger & Pete are just fantastic to watch even in their 70’s….. they’re so causal and they truly are having a blast on stage!! They never get old to watch!! ❤❤❤❤
Back in the Sixties and Seventies, bands like The Who and The Rolling Stones made music history. Now, in their 60's and 70's, they still stand head and shoulders above the rest.
Rock on!
I met Katie years ago when she played violin at a function for my aunt. Back then, she was still in high school and you could tell she had a special gift. Katie you were awesome then and still awesome today.. Happy for you getting to play with and being part of the WHO ..
A yardstick for any rock band to come up with a classic like this. Still as relevant now as it was almost 48!! years ago when released. Thanks for uploading.
Roger, Pete, we are older -all of us- but the music lives forever. Thank you for it.
Holy cow they still got it!...roger looks and sounds great and Pete doesn't look like an old guy going through the motions...he's killing it!...
Where the hell would this world be without the Who? I'm 67; and, I cannot remember a time without them in my life.
Me too !
God bless them all for the enjoyment they have brought to the world.
Saw them in Boston just breathtaking Thanks guys their songs not only are great but have true meanings Keith and John never went away their souls are there
Amazing performance: it brought tears to my eyes. Brilliant!
I really enjoyed watching them live yesterday in Anaheim at The Honda Center. Great performance accompanied by the Symphony Orchestra! The gorgeous violinist played beautifully!
My favorite Who song, and still sounds GREAT!
This was fabulous tonight! These guys just get better and better... And Katie is talented and gorgeous.
Dancing Girl with a Violin...gets me every time.
Can't wait - We see them Sunday 10/13 @ the Hollywood Bowl. 2nd time, last time in the 1978 Madison Square Garden, NYC. What a treasure & gift The Who are for continuing to entertain their fans! ROCK ON! Love you guys.
How gorgeous is this violinist?! Stunning!!
Tall gorgeous drink of water indeed
Delightful connect between the generations. Well vintaged rock legends with beautiful violinist clearly enjoying the connection, and most importantly - the mutual love of music. Long live rock indeed!
Got to see them play in Gulf Port Mississippi, glad i did.
Awesome ! thanks for sharing , Classic.. Violin beautiful touch...
My first concert when I was 15 was the original WHO doing TOMMY in 1970 two years later they Did WHO'S NEXT. I saw them 5 Times in all . Still My Favorite Band.
I have always loved this song, it makes me so happy to be alive and well.
Very impressive how Rodger Daltrey's voice holds up after two hours. He's a young 75.
Roger is 72.
@@Thejbirdy No, he's not. He was born 3/1/44.
He and Sammy Hagar (almost 72) are "freaks of nature"... But in a good way 😃🤣
@@Thejbirdy Must have missed that math class. :-)
@@Thejbirdy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Daltrey
Even tho these songs are many years old… These 2 Guys keep them fresh & So Cool…!
Que emoción me produce ver este video, tengo 27 años y verlos en videos tan jóvenes y ahora este dan ganas de llorar, love the who!!! Kiss the uruguay
Brilliant violonist. Long live the Who
They sound wonderful , Roger can still belt it out and Pete is gold as well.
I know I commented already in this video. But I still can’t get over it. Standing back in the rain. Singing along. And having my father stand up, put his arm around me, and together we sang Pete’s part. It was truly an amazing experience
roger and pete can still rock, Long live the WHO!
What an ageless group. Awesome they can still bring it!!!All of you young folks missed the best rock you will ever hear. The 60' 70'and 80's. You don't hear anything like this now.
Great show took my wife for Mother's Day 😁. 8th time for me, 1st for her. I made her a Whooligan.
All the best to you and your lucky wife. Stay together forever
I will be taking my Wife in October. It will be my third time and her first time. Long Live Rock
If the performance was the cake, then the violin-playing hunny was the cherry on top.Awesome live version!
Well Done!
My favorite band of all time. Thanks for posting!!
Roger & Pete seem so Relaxed and Roger having fun talking to the audience!! Love when he does that!!!!!!❤
Wow ! After a half a century still Rocking Still Iconic
I was there , it was magic, Roger sang as always, Pete, omg his guitar skill is killing it....and the rest of the band fantastic...wonderful drummer,,, wonderful everything... so thankful and grateful to be part of this amazing tallent... go Who go..." who are the stones" .. " old rockers that cannot rock like you guys can:"
The best Rock n Roll group ever! Hit after hit, back when music was REAL!
Man Roger's voice still gives me chills on this one. Awesome performance.
Just caught them in Nashville 3 days ago - Roger sounded great (I was amazed they included The Real Me and Love Reign O'er Me in the set, those songs will test anyone's voice) and so did Pete. You could feel the love between the crowd and the band. Great show.
NOOO!! THEY WERE TOGETHER DOWN THERE AND I MISSED IT?! I'M NOT EVEN 100 MILES AWAY!! 😭😭😭
Roger still sounds pretty good. He doesn't try to hit what he realizes he can't. But he still has tons of power. Awesome.
Looks to me like Roger's got COPD...but he carried every note as far as I can tell.
He was in very fine voice tonight!
Most hard rock bands would find it impossible to do this kind of show in their mid 50’s, let alone their mid 70’s. And to cap it all, they still look and sound so f*****g credible. Long live The Who.
Amazing this young girl playing the violin. Great musicians,the young and the old. Thank you.
2:37 Roger Daltrey practicing his golf swing with his mic! 🇬🇧🎸🎤 Long Live The Who! That song is a gem!
Roger was not a cigarette smoker, dabbled a little bit weed.
Still got it after all these years. Glad dad allowed me and introduced me to this group. ✌
after all these years ... can still count on the Who to deliver an exceptional musical performance... perfect... thanks for posting...
I can only smile ..........a smile that glows inside my soul.................like a sun that has light my life..since this song was born......till today..
The only group in the world that consistently draws 4, if not 5, generations of followers to every concert.
Carol Lipton Rolling Stones?
Well, apart from the Stones who continue to sire children to those generations too!
The greatest version you will ever see. Awesome.
I was just at this concert last night in Florida. It was great. This woman has amazing talent!
one of the best rock songs ever...goosebump inducing when played loud..
A rock masterpiece.
Roger Daltrey & "The Who" had so many great songs. This is by far one of their best. These guys are awesome, they have been performing for nearly 60 years 👍🏻
Y'all--we need to cherish these guys. I love them so much, I can't even imagine a world without them in it. #LongLiveRock #LongLivePeteTownshend #LongLiveRogerDaltrey
They'll ALWAYS be ALIVE and LOUD in my mind, heart, and ears.
Possibly the greatest band of all time, never sold out.
Dont know where you get your facts
I was in the first row on the hill. I had brought my army jacket with the Quadrophenia logo painted on the back. As soon as they took the field. The rain. The cold. It all went away. I enjoyed this concert so much and I hope to see them again
Nero_Mania can you bring chairs in the grass? I’ve never been anywhere but a seat.
Qstick333 yes you could. My small group of five had brought chairs. But by the end I was standing. Three of them left and sat in the car before the last two of three songs. But me and my dad stayed. We packed up the chairs, tarp, and anything else we had. And then stood for Baba O’Reilly
I wish I had that jacket...I think Quadrophenia is brilliance in a bottle. Bell boy and Out of My Brain on the Train. OMG
Love, love, love The Who. Long Live Rock!!
Absolutely F***ing marvellous!!! Great stuff from rock 'n' roll royalty!!! :):):)
They shaped my life ! The who my god still Great still can dee the biz ,the most immortalised band ever ,won't get fooled again ,1 of the most significant works of art ever !?!?!?! Love them.