I miss my purple hearts from the 60s,light and bitter at 2 shillings a pint,Ealing Jazz Club,but still have the Who, Thanks so much for puting this out Roger,
@ChrisYonts During this period these dudes definitely weren't cool yet.Unlike the Stones who were covering the black R & B legends, these guys wanted to be (of all people)Paul Revere & the Raiders ,or the Beach Boys.
Notice how often the cameraman focuses in on Keith Moon - increasingly through the two numbers. How often is the drummer the centre of attention in a rock band? And this is one where the other guys aren't exactly rubbish.
@stephenghunter He was just a kid... Pretty younger than my son. So cute. And a matter of justice: John is always the best in bass in this and ˜that world. How good stuff this is. All four. Bigger than beer.
Amazing authentic footage from back then...took me back to the days of the Ricky Tick, Windsor,... The Trade Union Hall, Watford,.... Burtons, Uxbridge,.. Eel Pie Island, Butlins, Ford Consuls Mk 2, Ford Cortina Mk. 1 with walnut dashboards, getting tickets for The Animals Fan Club party and mixing with Mick jagger and Chrissie Shrimpton,( and Eden Kane, Chas Chandler and Eric Burdon! having a pee with Hilton Valentine), engineering apprenticeships, first real loves that you never forget, (sigh)
I've seen short clips of this before so thanks for putting the whole thing on! no one could ever drum like Keith Moon and I love John's backing harmonies. Great stuff!
A fantastic piece of film. Not only does it document the Who at a very early stage in their development, it also captures the Who’s audience; the mods were uniquely English in their sensibilities....dress sense, lifestyle etc and were in perfect synchronisation with an emerging musical scene that was equally unique to this Island.
Thanks so much for the upload. The sound quality is superb. Just magic. The only time I've heard Keith Moon play a shuffle...and he makes it swing with those inimitable fills.
Does anyone know if there exists audio and/or video from when The Who were known as The Detours (with Doug Sandom on drums)? That would be interesting.
what a fuck'n shame - I'll never be 19 again! Bright side: when I was we had Who/Stones/Animals/Cream... real not gay music.... PS. the mod boys danced together and we weren't definitely NOT gay
Jim Marshall told me a story of Cliff Townsend Pete Towns father, dis owning him for the crazy music they started playing. Jim played drums and I think he said Cliff played sax in a air force dance hall band.
@funkadelphiarecords I agree (even though I'm on FB!). OMG those WERE the days, they really were. The music, the fashion, the dancing and the excitement of all the new groups. Best time ever to be a teenager.
i've watched that video 50 times, compared it to local bands, laughed till tears came rolling... did those kids know what kind of band was serenading them? if only i could take a time machine to London 1964.
@KitFistoWilkins Moon, as several stars back then (and today, obviously), did use drugs, but his main problem was alcohol. At one point, when he checked himself into rehab, after describin' an usual breakfast, which included wine and champagne, doctors said he was a lost cause.
He died of chokin' in his own vomit after taking a handful of medicine pills that disable the esophagus, exactly the medicine to treat his drinking problem. It was somethin' he used to do, unfortunately.
Amazing footage. It's like going back in time in some kind of weird dream where you get to go back in time and see the The Who before they were The Who This is at the point where the Mods were just starting to spin into something else. Amazingly, you can still see elements of the 50's greasers lingering (even in a Mod club !). Fellas look like your typical greasy, young spoiled brats barely out of their diapers who just form a band to impress their parents.
Aha think site is working now,lol,,Ann your making me jealous!!! I was a mod in the early 80s,great times,but 60s must have been brill,i used to drink in the railway as well from time to time!!
The other 'in' place to be seen, as a mod in the sixties, was the Trade Union Hall in Watford (known as 'the trade'). The Who played their too when they were the High Numbers. Great days!
@helltopay1 Hi,we both lived on Chaplin Road,Wembley,Alperton was about a mile or so away,the cadets where he went was about a 5 minute walk from his house,have not been back to Wembley for a while,but when you walked passed his Mums house,you could see all the Gold/Platinum discs on the walls,happy days!!
i love this video, i could listen to it for hours. i could hear everything: Pete's rhythms, John's bass lines, everything Keith is hitting and when, and Roger's voice is really clear; the sound quality is unbelievable.
oh, you're talking about Keith... well, he has several bios floating around the net, and he said he actually studied films of famous jazz and swing drummers. that's what they used to do, play with their sticks like that, and what Moon wanted to do more than anything else was to be a great drummer and emulate those guys.
hmmm, "seems oh so present". well, i look it (seen the video several times) this way; a bunch of fresh-faced, average (to good) looking kids, a very fresh sound that joyfully pierces and punctuates and doesn't get stale...
this video is so good we should be banned from watching it, lol. these are garage band songs, and The Who did these covers better than anybody. any recording they made from 1958-on should be dug up and remastered for distribution.
so raw, so exciting, so sweet, so natural, so... funny.
Jolly Green Giant, Farmer John, Mashed Potato, they could have made anything sound great!
Acertaron en convertirlos en una banda mod, lo unico en lo que se equivocaron fue en cambiarles el nombre a the high numbers. The Who es genial, la banda mas potente y energica de la historia.
Why be hatin' on what's amazing, historical footage? Did you ever stop to consider Chris Stamp rented or bought the Rics and Fender amps to make the band look better in his little movie?
Oo poo pa do was one of our best songs in '60 too, but our daddies didn't buy us new Rickenbacker guitars and Fender amps. What a bunch of rich brats.
mods will never fuckin die!!!! im still lookin to fight some fackin rockas!!! caaahhhnnnttsssss!!!!! the who still xxxxxcccccciiiiiiiiiiiitttteeeeeeeeee mmmmmmeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!! im 64 and still doin the doooooooo!!!!!!! yyyyyyyEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mad fer it as the young uns say!!!!
In this clip fans of the legendary Rickenbacker bass are getting a view of one of the earliest examples to appear in England. Paul McCartney and The Kinks' Pete Quaife also got one though McCartney didn't really start using his til '66. By then Yes' Chris Squire also had one.
my brother would go to the railway in wealdstone in 64, sometimes, he saw the hi numbers there and said they were a good r&b band, but were NOT considerd mod by the guys in the know...he said it was full of states and tickets !! lol
I miss my purple hearts from the 60s,light and bitter at 2 shillings a pint,Ealing Jazz Club,but still have the Who, Thanks so much for puting this out Roger,
sixtiespete
trollybus657 2 weeks ago
The Birth of a Band...
ThePieffe63 2 weeks ago
I remember this venue saw the High numbers there. It was next to the Midnight Motor Shop where you could get car spares literally at midnight.
We booked the WHO to perform at the Lynx Club in Borehamwood just as they went big
What ever happened to John Rowberry who ran the gigs 6'-7" tall those were the days.
tujags 1 month ago
Jesus Christ if it weren't for Kit Lambert and queers like him we'd have no '60s stuff.
ChrisYonts 1 month ago
@ChrisYonts During this period these dudes definitely weren't cool yet.Unlike the Stones who were covering the black R & B legends, these guys wanted to be (of all people)Paul Revere & the Raiders ,or the Beach Boys.
PAULLONDEN 2 weeks ago
Don't you love dancing to a song (Ooh Poo Pah Doo) that makes so sense at all?
alonenjersey 1 month ago
Thank you very much for sharing this precious with us
fontanalu 1 month ago
Notice how often the cameraman focuses in on Keith Moon - increasingly through the two numbers. How often is the drummer the centre of attention in a rock band? And this is one where the other guys aren't exactly rubbish.
stephenghunter 3 months ago
@stephenghunter He was just a kid... Pretty younger than my son. So cute. And a matter of justice: John is always the best in bass in this and ˜that world. How good stuff this is. All four. Bigger than beer.
fontanalu 1 month ago
fuck those people in the crowd were lucky
jricketts1 3 months ago
@jricketts1 I was thinking the same. I would give my whole 20s year life (I wasted them) to be there.
fontanalu 1 month ago
Keep the faith Mods!
nico4375 3 months ago
Amazing authentic footage from back then...took me back to the days of the Ricky Tick, Windsor,... The Trade Union Hall, Watford,.... Burtons, Uxbridge,.. Eel Pie Island, Butlins, Ford Consuls Mk 2, Ford Cortina Mk. 1 with walnut dashboards, getting tickets for The Animals Fan Club party and mixing with Mick jagger and Chrissie Shrimpton,( and Eden Kane, Chas Chandler and Eric Burdon! having a pee with Hilton Valentine), engineering apprenticeships, first real loves that you never forget, (sigh)
varfurile1 3 months ago
WAY MORE BIGGER BALLS Then the beatles Could Ever DREAM to Have!!!!!!!
LONGBEACHPUNKROCK 4 months ago
Im only 25 and I love the sound from The Who, back then known as the The High Numbers :)
rockermike0 4 months ago
ROGER! How many times have I told you not to throw yer maracas on the floor!
ChrisYonts 4 months ago
That shot of Kit Lambert (all sweaty) is priceless.
ChrisYonts 4 months ago
I've seen short clips of this before so thanks for putting the whole thing on! no one could ever drum like Keith Moon and I love John's backing harmonies. Great stuff!
TrojanPaul69 4 months ago
@GrowYourHairForPeace yess! please and thank you that would be great ! my email is brandonwiedermann@yahoo.ca
Brandonw1996 5 months ago
where can i find these songs to download ?
Brandonw1996 5 months ago
@Brandonw1996
There are a few bootlegs that contain this material, not these exact recordings though. I can email you a download link if you'd like. peace and love
GrowYourHairForPeace 5 months ago
A fantastic piece of film. Not only does it document the Who at a very early stage in their development, it also captures the Who’s audience; the mods were uniquely English in their sensibilities....dress sense, lifestyle etc and were in perfect synchronisation with an emerging musical scene that was equally unique to this Island.
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Keith looks like hes 12 years old. this footage is priceless.
ChubbyChunkins 6 months ago
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ChubbyChunkins 6 months ago
I love The Who and it's great to see them as The High Numbers. Even mooneys drumming style is so noticeable in this..
johnmcluskey 6 months ago 2
is that Kenny Jones, Small Faces drummer, dancing with the crowd at 1:58??
leonchambers2010 7 months ago 3
@leonchambers2010 Don't think so.
shoutandshimmy 7 months ago
@shoutandshimmy YES! IT COULD VERY WELL BE.
ChrisYonts 3 months ago
@leonchambers2010 it sure looks like him
tony671 6 months ago
@leonchambers2010 hey I thought that I think it is
staypress 4 months ago
great quality, thanks, reminds me of the blue moon in cheltenham
trevgk 8 months ago
A true shame 'The Who' never released a version 'Oop Poo Pa Doo'!
MODTRASH 8 months ago 3
Thanks so much for the upload. The sound quality is superb. Just magic. The only time I've heard Keith Moon play a shuffle...and he makes it swing with those inimitable fills.
novadrian 8 months ago
amazing!!!!!!
boproton 9 months ago
Does anyone know if there exists audio and/or video from when The Who were known as The Detours (with Doug Sandom on drums)? That would be interesting.
lennonzappa71 9 months ago
really cool footage and such good quality...I see this was the source footage for the Cant Explain Who video really cool thanks for posting
seriousmachines 9 months ago
GREAT !
JOJOHOUND 9 months ago
Looks like Moonie forgot to lash the snare stand to his drum throne! GREAT stuff, this.
zingbing01 9 months ago
Thank You!!!
Exakta66 10 months ago
WH2O ....Gimme gimme gimme a gimme good water!
kreydich 10 months ago
this is THE WHO performing AS the high numbers yes they were called the high numbers originally but this is a re-enactment for the film.
zog97xy 10 months ago
@shoutandshimmy
made-up I found what I was lookin' 4!
Nice 1 m8 xxx
kazzaflaz 10 months ago
posibly the cool'st thing i have ever seen
mikehuntbrighton 10 months ago
what a fuck'n shame - I'll never be 19 again! Bright side: when I was we had Who/Stones/Animals/Cream... real not gay music.... PS. the mod boys danced together and we weren't definitely NOT gay
jrg45721 10 months ago
Thanks to Roger for sharing that back with us
Variotronic09 11 months ago
slick
SCFC1981 11 months ago
unfreakinfanfabu!
ElizR56 11 months ago
Where's the other songs,Roger????
texs2007 11 months ago
this is so awesome for a Yank who is obsessed with "60s Britsh pop/blues/r&b clubs and that raw scene.
impala327 11 months ago
Keith the innocent looking like he'll be no trouble!! :P
Terrilliser 1 year ago
Wow, so great, thank you.
Wrightwasright 1 year ago
awesome raw footage of a style that influenced many others....praise kit lambert for filming it..
KILLAZXP300 1 year ago
Thanks so much for posting this- really enjoyed watching this!
beerhound01 1 year ago
The birth of The Who; they started off good & became great.
trammix 1 year ago
The Who are great. Sell out is my favorite Who album.
Fooblestheclown 1 year ago
Amazing, like seeing them play in your basement. Those stuttery chords that start at 3:00 sound a lot like what would turn into Can't Explain...
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Crishpiyashemmrsha 1 year ago
Watching white people dance is hilarious!! The drummer is good though.....
jesusisbling 1 year ago
@jesusisbling By 'the drummer' you mean Keith Moon.
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dxrdrrddrffr 1 year ago
And Keith Moon was never as happy again....
onthegoldenline 1 year ago
@onthegoldenline
it's so sad, but you're right ):
MsMoonTheLoon 1 year ago
that sound, oh dear me that sound
roaduser 1 year ago
Awesome - the Who smoke everyone
robmatlivingstone 1 year ago
perfect
MrModson 1 year ago
Jim Marshall told me a story of Cliff Townsend Pete Towns father, dis owning him for the crazy music they started playing. Jim played drums and I think he said Cliff played sax in a air force dance hall band.
doyleaudio 1 year ago
They played much better stuff during th show, audio of the whole show has been upped here...
fasima 1 year ago
@fasima Hi, Where can i get hold of the whole audio of the show ?
KEEPONROCKINKID 1 year ago
@KEEPONROCKINKID
Part 1: watch?v=-dLDWMsyC10
Part 2: watch?v=eIXVX38Fda8
Part 3: watch?v=zzayOjqjykU
Part 4: watch?v=i4AUufrSHv4&
fasima 1 year ago
@fasima Cheers, Thanks for links
KEEPONROCKINKID 1 year ago
unfucking believable
The Baby Who!
hamideansmith 1 year ago 32
I didn't see any good dance moves.. :( Except Roger of course
The8347135 1 year ago
taken by ????what dvd..or ..tell me please??
mazcumbo 1 year ago
@mazcumbo Amazing Journey: The Story of the Who
The8347135 1 year ago
1, 2
lebleufleur 1 year ago
...WE ARE MODS!!!
LyLiam17 1 year ago
speeeeeedy gonsales
emiliobatiste 1 year ago
His cock is about 5 inch on the slack.
currypot1965 1 year ago
Wow, what a moment of history to capture so well.
vincentinogitash 1 year ago
Strange curtains ...check out MOON ON WARDOUR STREET
GLAMTASTICUK 1 year ago
Ooooh oooh oh oh ohhh oh oh oh oh!
VanHowle 1 year ago
this is the hippest shit ever....ever! no subculture can be this cool now.
xdeadxtreex 1 year ago
listening to this again woohoo!! strum that bass John scream your lungs out Roger, bang those drums Keith, and SMASH that guitar Pete
Terrilliser 1 year ago
probably the 15th time I"ve heard this video!!...... love it
Terrilliser 1 year ago
This is an awesome cover of an old New Orleans tune from Jesse Hill. This is classic!
ludehead 1 year ago
So young they are, and already they're masterful on the dynamics...
gibsoneb3 1 year ago
Does anyone have any idea which month this could have been filmed. I would have a hunch it would be around june july maybe??
staypress 1 year ago
nice!
rejar 1 year ago
Brilliant, glad I found this and cheers for having it uploaded here.
staunched 1 year ago
Historic. Thanks you for putting this up.
5winston 1 year ago
Damn mod boy's were cute! of course the Who were the hottest in the room though. exspecialy Moon n Townshend! ♥
Moonielover46 1 year ago
TODAY'S GENERATION IS SO LAME COMPARED TO THIS SCENE 46 YEARS AGO! FACEBOOK, CELL PHONES & IPODS HAVE MADE PEOPLE MORE STUPID!
funkadelphiarecords 1 year ago 2
@funkadelphiarecords I agree (even though I'm on FB!). OMG those WERE the days, they really were. The music, the fashion, the dancing and the excitement of all the new groups. Best time ever to be a teenager.
TheAnn2shoes 1 year ago
@TheAnn2shoes
The amphetamines didn't suck either...
ludehead 1 year ago
i've watched that video 50 times, compared it to local bands, laughed till tears came rolling... did those kids know what kind of band was serenading them? if only i could take a time machine to London 1964.
danielvlee 1 year ago
brillant.pure maximum R&B
dexysrebel 1 year ago
I LOVE their version of gotta dance to keep from crying to death!
I'm not a dancer really but every time I hear Moonies drums in this I just HAVE to dance! Real Maximum R&B!
MsMoonTheLoon 1 year ago
This is amazing footage of rock and roll history at its finest. Look how young they look about 18-19.
LesSmith45 1 year ago
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currypot1965 1 year ago
ROCK N ROCK and ROLL.....
Terrilliser 1 year ago
Cool As F*ck
DeepSpaceDesign 1 year ago
im 15 and wish i lived in them days i was born before my time
lormesher 1 year ago
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ludehead 1 year ago
I watch this video everyday!! It gets my groove on!! GO THE WHO
Terrilliser 1 year ago
The utmost Maximum R & B.
mtj8 1 year ago
You English dance as good as you cook.
tomthefunky 1 year ago
@tomthefunky It's true,definitely in my case, I can't dance to save my life
13thfloor18 1 year ago
wow look at rogers dick
staypress 1 year ago
we want more bands likethis! RIP keith moon, but he shouldnt have taken so man drugs.
it went
the detours,
the who,
the high numbers,
the who
KitFistoWilkins 1 year ago
@KitFistoWilkins Moon, as several stars back then (and today, obviously), did use drugs, but his main problem was alcohol. At one point, when he checked himself into rehab, after describin' an usual breakfast, which included wine and champagne, doctors said he was a lost cause.
He died of chokin' in his own vomit after taking a handful of medicine pills that disable the esophagus, exactly the medicine to treat his drinking problem. It was somethin' he used to do, unfortunately.
johnsquallflaherty 7 months ago
Amazing footage. It's like going back in time in some kind of weird dream where you get to go back in time and see the The Who before they were The Who This is at the point where the Mods were just starting to spin into something else. Amazingly, you can still see elements of the 50's greasers lingering (even in a Mod club !). Fellas look like your typical greasy, young spoiled brats barely out of their diapers who just form a band to impress their parents.
rexmaster5 1 year ago
Can't be a big cock, it's an Englishman, after all!
onein7twist 1 year ago
Genius great
patrickhellin 1 year ago
@MyTwangyGuitar - not anymore!
OhNoCarmex 1 year ago
watch from 4:29-4:33 at keiths face. he looks funny as he mouths the words
MikeBA10 1 year ago
is it me or is that daltrey's cock going halfway down his thigh?
OhNoCarmex 2 years ago
@OhNoCarmex - I think you're the only one checking out Daltrey's cock - yeah.
MyTwangyGuitar 1 year ago
That is an amazing comment, but I think it's you.
vwaxman 1 year ago
is entwistle channeling bill wyman with the way he's holding his bass or was that something they all did at the time?
OhNoCarmex 2 years ago
Ah, you must remember that in those days there were plenty of "Mods" who were taking their fair share of uppers.
alonenjersey 2 years ago
I mean, look at the guy who grabs his buddy's face at 4:15, dude's spinning!
OhNoCarmex 2 years ago
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Wow these old pub shows seem really dull, the band is great but the audience seem like old people in young peoples bodies
dogma264 2 years ago
@dogma264 What gives you that idea?
ann2shoes 2 years ago
Yeah I really prefer the fat drunks at the MSG shows. This footage is brilliant.
djcrowbar 2 years ago
how old are them here?
keith must be 15,isnt he?
awesome
Ojeas 2 years ago
@Ojeas . I think they were all around 17-19 years old around this time.
flummapa 2 years ago
Fuckin awesome
currypot1965 2 years ago
@currypot1965 I tell you it was! The whole mod scene, clothes, music, was amazing in the sixties, wouldn't have missed it for the world.
ann2shoes 2 years ago
I cant post a reply grrrrrr why aint this site working!!
currypot1965 2 years ago
Aha think site is working now,lol,,Ann your making me jealous!!! I was a mod in the early 80s,great times,but 60s must have been brill,i used to drink in the railway as well from time to time!!
currypot1965 2 years ago
The other 'in' place to be seen, as a mod in the sixties, was the Trade Union Hall in Watford (known as 'the trade'). The Who played their too when they were the High Numbers. Great days!
ann2shoes 2 years ago
ok i cant better that,have seen the who tho obviously without keith,but,,heres my claim to fame,i grew up on the same road as keith in wembley!!!
Although i never knew him lol,but knew his mum to say hello to,they lived a few doors up on the other side of the road.
currypot1965 2 years ago
@currypot1965 Did he (and you) live in Alperton part of wembley?,good luck
helltopay1 1 year ago
@helltopay1 Hi,we both lived on Chaplin Road,Wembley,Alperton was about a mile or so away,the cadets where he went was about a 5 minute walk from his house,have not been back to Wembley for a while,but when you walked passed his Mums house,you could see all the Gold/Platinum discs on the walls,happy days!!
currypot1965 1 year ago
Tell me Ann,are you in the audience lol
currypot1965 2 years ago
@currypot1965 Unfortunately not, I think the Who played the Railway Arms before the Trade.
ann2shoes 2 years ago
You can find audio of the whole show on youtube, just search.... has better stuff
tetratum 2 years ago
4:14
ecnalubma696969 2 years ago 2
i love this video, i could listen to it for hours. i could hear everything: Pete's rhythms, John's bass lines, everything Keith is hitting and when, and Roger's voice is really clear; the sound quality is unbelievable.
astronomius 2 years ago 3
oh, you're talking about Keith... well, he has several bios floating around the net, and he said he actually studied films of famous jazz and swing drummers. that's what they used to do, play with their sticks like that, and what Moon wanted to do more than anything else was to be a great drummer and emulate those guys.
astronomius 2 years ago
hmmm, "seems oh so present". well, i look it (seen the video several times) this way; a bunch of fresh-faced, average (to good) looking kids, a very fresh sound that joyfully pierces and punctuates and doesn't get stale...
this is the 'nitz
astronomius 2 years ago
gives me chills just watching this ,it seems oh so present,yet this is over 45 years old ,bloody amazing !
miiawh 2 years ago
Real mod chicks were so sexy. Damn!
GeneralUrsus 2 years ago 32
at 05:05, Moon sees the camera close up on him and he gets loosey-goosey with his drumsticks...
great.
astronomius 2 years ago
hahah. that's how he played
thejokemeister1 2 years ago
this video is so good we should be banned from watching it, lol. these are garage band songs, and The Who did these covers better than anybody. any recording they made from 1958-on should be dug up and remastered for distribution.
so raw, so exciting, so sweet, so natural, so... funny.
Jolly Green Giant, Farmer John, Mashed Potato, they could have made anything sound great!
ooh, it has a Daltrey copyright...
astronomius 2 years ago
This is real mod stuff - I forgot just how cool we were! And the Who were the coolest band for Mods.
ann2shoes 2 years ago
yeah! i like it! a cool clip, such a sharp image for what it is. you know Lambert and Stamp took a lot more footage than this.
it's funny, it looks like Roger and Pete are trying to bring back the dead @ 01:13, some mod, voodoo ceremony.
Jessie Hill, what a great choice of an artist to cover for them! some of his songs are on YT
astronomius 2 years ago
I live in wealdstone. The railway hotel is a block of flats now.
dangrimmy 2 years ago
1:34 is unintentionally hilarious
5star555555555 2 years ago
This is the best High Numbers video, forget the rest
wildpinkhorse 2 years ago
what are your needs?? lol
if its shopping i aint interested.
seamusmcmad 2 years ago
Mods!! Fantastic..Nice one.
kevtheMOD1 2 years ago
dig the "rocker" at 2.11/2..15.....lol (open shirt/cross neckchain greasey hair etc)
draggin29 2 years ago
This wasn't lost for 40 years. Pieces of it appear in the "Kids Are Alright" film from 1979!
I wouldn't be too surprised if a couple of more songs from this film turn up.
jfab64 2 years ago
Acertaron en convertirlos en una banda mod, lo unico en lo que se equivocaron fue en cambiarles el nombre a the high numbers. The Who es genial, la banda mas potente y energica de la historia.
oapple69 2 years ago
great vid!
some of the who at there best before they were the who.
moon intro!
deanlad27 2 years ago
You notice The Who can never be accused of copying ANYBODY. God bless them.
alonenjersey 2 years ago 2
I love the who because they were never as arrogant as the stones and they were great!
riwwelkuche 2 years ago
Nice upload.
TenaciousP45 2 years ago
what an intro by moon 2nd song
deanlad27 2 years ago 8
moon!
deanlad27 2 years ago
The Fuckin Who !!!!!
cjf799 2 years ago
fuck dem rich boyz the high numbers rok
nanbators 2 years ago
???
Al25401 2 years ago
AWESOME!
409STMinority 2 years ago
moon for the win!
doosht 2 years ago
Look at moon drum on the second track. Was amazing even in his teen years
johnmcluskey 2 years ago
Why be hatin' on what's amazing, historical footage? Did you ever stop to consider Chris Stamp rented or bought the Rics and Fender amps to make the band look better in his little movie?
DUnewMedia 2 years ago
Oo poo pa do was one of our best songs in '60 too, but our daddies didn't buy us new Rickenbacker guitars and Fender amps. What a bunch of rich brats.
BZ
WillyBZoomed 2 years ago
Oo poo pa do was one of our top songs in '64 too. It really takes me back.
BZ
WillyBZoomed 2 years ago
Yeaah !
DeedoosMusic 2 years ago
so good !
theorangesquashes 2 years ago
mods will never fuckin die!!!! im still lookin to fight some fackin rockas!!! caaahhhnnnttsssss!!!!! the who still xxxxxcccccciiiiiiiiiiiitttteeeeeeeeee mmmmmmeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!! im 64 and still doin the doooooooo!!!!!!! yyyyyyyEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! mad fer it as the young uns say!!!!
shaneshaky1 2 years ago
NIce bit of Pop history you got there.
rubydartz 2 years ago
In this clip fans of the legendary Rickenbacker bass are getting a view of one of the earliest examples to appear in England. Paul McCartney and The Kinks' Pete Quaife also got one though McCartney didn't really start using his til '66. By then Yes' Chris Squire also had one.
yeshead 2 years ago
my brother would go to the railway in wealdstone in 64, sometimes, he saw the hi numbers there and said they were a good r&b band, but were NOT considerd mod by the guys in the know...he said it was full of states and tickets !! lol
draggin29 2 years ago
Just curious why are Roger and John each singing into two microphones ?
Warthog5050 2 years ago
One of the microphones was plugged into the sound system of the club, and the other one was plugged into the cameras.
MRMEATMARKET 2 years ago