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The Who // I've Known No War

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Months In Music (5/12)
The Who // I've Known No War
Rock Band The Who Art Collage Print
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Un pequeño tributo también a Doug Sandom, batería de The Detours y de los primeros Who. No llegó a cuajar en el grupo por ser bastante más mayor que Townshend, Entwistle y Daltrey. Finalmente, el gran Roger pasó de tocar la guitarra a ser el cantante, y Keith Moon reemplazó a Sandom en los tambores. Recordamos a Douglas con estas fantásticas imágenes ya clásicas de The High Numbers en directo en el Railway Hotel en 1964. Maximum Rhythm & Blues, o lo que es lo mismo, puro “UK mod sound”.
He played with the group in the early 1960s.
The Detours aka Pre-MOON
Hey everyone! So I read this little funding article for The Who's first drummer Doug Sandom. He was The Who's drummer for a few years before Keith Moon joined and he has remained a Who fan for a long time and tells stories of his old days with The Who. Doug is getting old now and has Alzheimer's disease and his friends and family don't want him to go into a nursing home, and they need to reach their goal of€/$10,000 to keep him out of the nursing home. Please help him for his friends and family love him a lot, and don't want him to go. They want him to stay in their care. Thank you.
50 YEARS OF THE WHO Good morning! Fifty years ago tonight The Who played the Old...
50 YEARS OF THE WHO Good morning! Fifty years ago tonight The Who played the Old…
50 YEARS OF THE WHO Good morning! Fifty years ago tonight The Who played the Oldfield Hotel in Greenford, London and, following the departure of Doug Sandom they hired session drummer Dave Golding, who worked at Marshall's Music to stand in until they found a permanent drummer. Dave was paid £4 a week which was paid out of the band's meagre earnings.
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