#live at leeds

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The Who in full action, live at Leeds, February 1970

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The Who live at Leeds University circa 1966.

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[ipsiducis]

An important moment from Micro Cuts, Live at Leeds 2001

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The Who

Live At Leeds (1970)

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"…JOHN ENTWISTLE, SURELY THE MOST GIFTED BASS PLAYER OF HIS GENERATION…"

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on THE WHO's John Entwistle (1944-2002), a.k.a., "The Ox," laying down fat bass chords and solid rhythms during the recording of the "Live at Leeds" LP at Leeds University on February 14, 1970. 📸: John Rettie.

"…John Entwistle, surely the most gifted bass player of his generation, held a beat but at the same time played imaginative runs -- or fat chords -- at every notch on his fretboard. With all this going on around him, Pete was allowed the luxury of soloing at will -- knowing that if he missed a note it didn't matter because the sheer din of Moon and The Ox covered everything up -- or doing what he did best, which was to establish a chord riff and ram it home."

-- CHRIS CHARLESWORTH, "Live at Leeds" 1995 CD remaster liner notes

Source: http://rnrchemist.blogspot.com/2014/06/the-who-live-at-leeds.html?m=1.

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Everything Everything at Neighbourhood Weekender & Live at Leeds | 27/28th May 2023 | by Inkblots

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3:11 AM EDT August 11, 2024:

The Who - “Young Man Blues” From the album Live at Leeds (May 16, 1970)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

Bands Whose Best Albums are Live

  1. Humble Pie - Performance: Rockin’ the Fillmore   2. Rainbow - On Stage   3. Cheap Trick - At Budokan   4. Deep Purple - Made In Japan   5. Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Live   6. The Allman Brothers - At Fillmore East   7. The Who - Live At Leeds

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February 14, 1970

After failing to get a suitable recording during their US tour, The Who play a standout show to 2,000 boisterous fans at Leeds University in England that becomes their classic album Live at Leeds.

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(via The Who - My Generation / Medley (1970)

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The next album out of the box is Live at Leeds by The Who. Great live album. Highly recommended

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Disclaimer: Doesn’t include tracks that were added on deluxe editions, only tracks that were on the original album release

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LIVE AT LEEDS - IN THE PARK FESTIVAL 2024

Leeds In the Park is designed to celebrate a diverse range of music genres, including well-known acts and emerging talent, across five stages, with something for everyone of all ages and musical tastes.

Despite a few ominous clouds, the weather gods looked like they might be on our side. We were eager to catch as many artists as possible. As usual, our ambitious plans to experience everything on offer would prove challenging.

But to sum it all up, I think the winners of the day, at least for us, proved outright to be the female artists and demonstrated that there’s plenty of female talent out there, which pulled huge crowds.

It's been a while since I did an all-dayer, and driving to Leeds was a bit scary for me and out of my comfort zone, but I arrived safely, and the day turned out fabulous.

A few of my favourites were: Baxter Dury, Caity Baser, Orla Gartland and Hotwax. Also, but not included here: Melanie C and Billy Nomates. read my review here: on Louder Than War

Use of these images in any form without permission is illegal. If you wish to use or license any images please contact mel@mudkissphotography.co.uk

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