The Who Onstage 1969-1971 - Hellman, Stewart
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The Who achieved legendary status from their Woodstock 1969 concert. With truly groundbreaking music and theatrics to match, this performance brought about a great era for The Who, where each concert reached the height of visual and musical perfection. During 1969-1971, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Keith Moon, and John Entwisle had no equal onstage. Some of their greatest music was performed at the Woodstock Music Festival, Fillmore East, Tanglewood Music Shed, and the Forest Hills Tennis Stadium. The photos within this book have captured their magic. The Who were unpredictable, always…mehr

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The Who achieved legendary status from their Woodstock 1969 concert. With truly groundbreaking music and theatrics to match, this performance brought about a great era for The Who, where each concert reached the height of visual and musical perfection. During 1969-1971, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Keith Moon, and John Entwisle had no equal onstage. Some of their greatest music was performed at the Woodstock Music Festival, Fillmore East, Tanglewood Music Shed, and the Forest Hills Tennis Stadium. The photos within this book have captured their magic. The Who were unpredictable, always pushing the limits musically, led by a powerhouse of four unique individuals the likes of which the world has never seen since. This is The Who!
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Stewart Hellman is a huge fan of The Who with Keith Moon from 1969-1971. He walked 14 miles to see them perform at Woodstock in August 1969. During 1970 and 1971, Stewart photographed The Who at the Woodstock Music Festival, Fillmore East, Tanglewood Music Shed and Forest Hills Tennis Stadium using a Beseler Topcon Super-D 35mm single-lens reflex camera with 36 exposure film and a 135mm telephoto lens for closeups. Stewart personally developed the film in a home darkroom.