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🎸 The Who - "A Quick One (While He's Away)" Live at The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus Reaction | Meet Arthur Reacts
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Welcome back to Meet Arthur Reacts! Today, we're diving into an unforgettable performance by The Who, playing "A Quick One (While He's Away)" live at The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. Join us as we experience the sheer brilliance, energy, and showmanship that The Who brings to this iconic event.
🎸 About The Who:
The Who are one of the most influential rock bands of all time, known for their explosive performances and innovative music. With members Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon, The Who have left an indelible mark on rock history with their dynamic sound and legendary stage presence.
🎶 About the Performance:
"A Quick One (While He's Away)" is a multi-part rock suite that showcases The Who's musical versatility and storytelling prowess. This live performance at The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus is a testament to their incredible talent and stagecraft. Join us as we break down the energetic performance, intricate instrumentation, and the overall magic that makes this moment iconic.
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@michaelfoster5577 23 дня назад

The start of the “forgiven” section is where the band sing - “cello, cello …..”. This was because the manager refused to pay for a cello player for the backing, hence the cello chant instead!!!

@michaelwebster8389 12 дней назад

always thought they were singing Jello.

@dellafenton2417 22 дня назад

The Who really must be the greatest live band..... For blowing The Stones out of the water on their own show - you are forgiven 😂

@MrThumbs63 4 дня назад

They blew Zep off the stage the one time they performed at the same venue.

@davidwalsh7128 5 дней назад

The Who had just returned from a tour of America and were at the peak of their 60's live performance powers.....

@Caesarianus9 2 дня назад

Oh, hell, yeah. Absolutely. That's what rock is. Delight and shock every time.

@davescurry69 6 дней назад

Greatest band ever. Entwistle's driving, thunderous bass is literally awesome. By the way, anyone catch Brian Jones right at the very end of the clip.

@Juanjin1961 6 дней назад

Best band.

@StephenRBukovinsky 23 дня назад

Best analyst I've seen broke it down like this: The Beatles shoot for your head, the Stones your crotch, the Who go right for your f***ing throat!

@davescurry69 6 дней назад

More Who please guys. "Young Man Blues" from the Isle Of Wight 1970; "See Me, Feel Me" from Woodstock; "Sparks" from Woodstock; ""Won't Get Fooled Again" and/or "Baba O'Riley" from Shepparton; "My Generation" from Monterey...any Who track with Keith Moon is worth reacting to.

@PuddlePirate55 День назад

The main differencence is Pete Townshend writes 95%Songs so he can sing whichever songs or verses he wants

@ErickSowder 6 дней назад

One of the best live songs ever.

@stevejohnston8254 6 дней назад

Greatest live band of all 🎸

@mysteriousplankton 2 дня назад

John Entwistle is an amazing and underrated bass player. When you catch video of him, you can see how remarkable he plays and how much he adds to the song. Just watch his fingers.

@ryanodonnell533 23 дня назад

Keith Moons top looks like something Dot Cotton would wear to the Bingo! What an incredible drummer though. Zak Starkey did an awesome job in his place but KM was truly ferociously talented

@MoreMeetArthur 23 дня назад

Totally agree! When I saw them a few years back Zak was on the drums and I was REALLY impressed. Will also give Kenny Jones a shout from Small Faces he done a good job for The Who when Moon passed. Overall The Who just have very good taste in drummers haha!

@dellafenton2417 22 дня назад

Keith Moon bought Zaks first drum kit....

@williammarino4654 5 дней назад

Pete wrote all the songs, made demos and presented to the rest of the band how that they will sing and play them.

@kevindeschenes4537 23 дня назад

The whole Rolling Stones rock and roll Circus is full of legends. Would of been good if this concept came to be as they wanted it to.

@pegasus00 7 дней назад

I found this gem recently also and the energy is off the charts. Did you notice that somehow Moon had water dancing on his drums at the end? Also the part where they’re singing cello cello cello …. Is because they wanted cellos there but the label said it would cost too much so the just sang the part.

@timbaker6540 20 дней назад

So great ! The BLOODY WHO!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

@jasonhardingham6863 23 дня назад

That performance & their whole set at the 911 gig are purely iconic 👍👍

@Mike-ky9jz День назад

If you want to hear some of the fiercest live performance of all time, watch their footage from the London coliseum...... seriously....it's mind numbing.

@richeaton5752 12 дней назад

In '75, I turned 18, graduated HS, and could buy beer. I saw Jaws in the theater and the Frampton "Comes Alive" tour in the summer, but the absolute highlight of the year was seeing The Who with Mooney in November. I've seen The Stones twice and Zep once, but that is still my favorite concert memory. Great year! I saw the Tommy tour twice in '89 and saw them once again in the early 2000s, before John passed. I liked Tommy, but Who's Next, Quadrophenia, and this tune, Naked Eye, is what turned me into a Who fan. Another 10 from Pete. (and some of his best lead playing) It's Kenny Jones on drums, not Mooney, but still great. Genius lyrics. The Who Naked Eye ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KqQCZNWaMBY.html RIP Mooney and John. Thank You!

@williamr3840 9 дней назад

11:44 He'd dyed his hair ginger too... :0)

@javier3585 4 дня назад

Keith Moon fue uno de los mejores, amado incluso por Rich, Williams y Elvin Jones! Nada más que decir.

@mattkrudup2396 11 дней назад

Jack is very smart for requesting this gem😊

@MoreMeetArthur 10 дней назад

Is this Jack's secret account 👀

@tommy8058 22 дня назад

The Beatles are my special nr 1 Band. For the normal nr 1 The Who and Jethro Tull are battle on and I let them battle forever because i cant decide which of them i love more.😂

@profjohnfrinks 7 дней назад

Id place both Entwistle and Squire ahead of JPJ. JPJ is the secret weapon if Zep; however, Entwistle and Squire were pioneers! Entwistle was the master of any and all playing styles!

@optimusprime2 8 дней назад

Please react to another great song of The who "Join Together"

@michaelfoster5577 23 дня назад

Magic Bus, Live at Leeds please! Also take a look at Ten Years After - Live at Woodstock, and at Rory Gallagher - Bullfrog Blues from the Old Grey Whistle Test. I promise you won’t regret either!!! Love the reaction to this iconic session - no wonder the Stones wouldn’t release the Rock n Roll Circus at the time - they were blown off the stage by the Who (and others!)

@fuchsiaswing8545 22 дня назад

But the Stones hadn’t toured in almost two years and were just getting back to live music when they did RNR Circus. The Who were fresh off their North American Tour and had honed their live craft entirely. It was kind of an unfair advantage. Not to mention, the Stones’ Brian Jones had become ultimately futile and more or less a liability. His physical and mental condition at Circus was so alarming that Pete Townshend even wrote in his memoir that he intervened with both Mick and Keith and felt Brian needed to be in a hospital. Moreover, the Stones were producing this event and were up for almost 48 hours coordinating the whole thing. By the time they played, it was nearly 3 am, and Jagger was completely gassed. His voice was hoarse and almost gone when they did “Salt of the Earth” after being up and active for so long. The Who were phenomenal, but there are many variables as to why the Stones were usurped by nearly everyone who played at the concert. Never mind the fact that 1967-68 was a tumultuous period for the group as they were laden with legal issues and perpetual hounding from the British authorities. Everything would change when Mick Taylor joined the band as the lead guitarist in 1969.

@dieterw1599 4 дня назад

The Who was not a Band, the was a Orchester.

@G-lo9ek 23 дня назад

Queen, The Who and Pink Floyd are all great but I'd love to see some Jethro Tull. Something from the Aqualung or Songs from the Wood albums would be great

@MoreMeetArthur 23 дня назад

Will try get a Jethro Tull video filmed soon! Appreciate the comment!