Did you know that Pete Townshend of The Who told Rolling Stone that he's happy that Keith Moon and John Entwistle are dead? And did you know that the band released their twelfth studio album, Who, in 2019?
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - John Entwistle
02:11 - Doug Sandom
03:40 - Keith Moon
05:15 - Pete Townshend
06:47 - Roger Daltrey
07:39 - Outro
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The Who is one of the most influential English rock bands of the 20th century. They formed in London, England in 1964. Their initial line-up consisted of lead singer Roger Daltrey, singer and guitarist Pete Townshend, bassist and backing vocalist John Entwistle, and drummer Keith Moon.
The Who have sold an eye-watering 100 million albums worldwide and are renowned for being master storytellers. A few of their many claims to fame include putting out the first rock opera, participating in the development of Marshall Stack, and their skilled use of the synthesizer.
Towshend's feedback and power chord techniques coupled with Entwistle's and Moon's hugely influential playing styles gave The Who a signature sound that is often imitated but rarely ever duplicated. The band is often cited as being an influence by many punk rock, mod, and hard rock bands, and their songs and albums are still regularly played.
As of 2022, The Who are still touring and releasing music. Their most recent album, Who, was released in 2019. Despite still being a force to be reckoned with in the music industry, the band's line-up has changed substantially over the last 50 or so years. Join Facts Verse as we take the time to discuss the band members of The Who who sadly are no longer with us.
All of the Who Band Members Who Have Sadly Died