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The Who undertake their longest ever UK tour, opening at Granby Halls, Leicester on January 25 and closing on March 16 at the Arts Centre in Poole, Dorset.
March 5
The Who make a rare appearance on Top Of The Pops to promote their new single ‘You Better You Bet’, which reaches number nine in the UK and number 10 in the US.
March 6
Face Dances, The Who’s first album without Keith Moon, released in UK.
March 28
The Who’s concert at Essen Grughalle is televised throughout Europe.
April 7
Christopher Sebastian 'Kit' Lambert, The Who’s original co-manager, dies at his London home. From the mid-70s The Who have been managed by Bill Curbishley.
May 1
Phases – a boxed set package of nine Who albums from My Generation to Who Are You – is released.
