Well, all these guys are old, but there are few bands that could claim 
such a rich catalog of material.

The Who on the SB was just what it was. But how ofter do we get to see 
the Who on American TV? I enjoyed it... I'll gladly rub it in that I saw 
the Who 13 times between 1967 and 1982. Wanna see keith moon's drum 
sticks, I got 'em right here...

Maybe to put it in perspective. A few years ago we went to see the last 
of the delta blues men, Honey Boy Edwards. He was nearing 90. Except for 
the moment a few songs into the set when he thought they were telling 
him to take a break, he was scary good. I felt the same about the Who. I 
don't know of one contemporary band that would dare follow even that 
abbreviated set..



Jeff Shelton wrote:
> I think watching any of these below mentioned acts would be just as painful
> ...IMHO anyway.
>
> Not that I'm an age-ist or anything, I just find rock more enjoyable when
> delivered by those who don't yet qualify for Medicare.
>
> Jeff
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> ....other acts like the Rolling Stones, Pretty Things, NRBQ, Buddy Guy, BB
> King, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan etc etc....  
>
>
>   

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