That time The Who played on Colfax Avenue at Mammoth Gardens in 1970. The band considers this to be one of the best shows they ever played!
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I was at one of the 2 Who shows at Mammoth in summer of 1970. It had to be 90+ degrees inside. They DID play what everyone, including me thinks was one of their best shows ever. Complete "Tommy" from start-to-finish, plus some other great rockers. They killed. Fey brought some great shows into Mammoth. Jethro Tull, Joe Cocker with Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Grateful Dead, Johnny Winter And (w Rick Derringer) ... etc. I got to see most of them.
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