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Legendary rock band says upcoming North American tour is its final one
The Who didn’t really gain much popularity in the U.S. until 1969, when they released the album “Tommy” and played at Woodstock. By the time they released “Who’s Next” in 1971, they were one of the biggest bands in the world, filling stadiums.
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LONDON (AP) — British rock band The Who are to say their final goodbye to North America this summer. Singer Roger Daltrey and ...
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