The Who - Live at Woodstock '69 - Full Concert featuring 'Sparks', 'Pinball Wizard', and more
Venue: Max Yasgur's Farm
Location: Bethel, New York, United States
Date: August 16, 1969
In August 1969, The Who performed at the iconic Woodstock Festival, showcasing their powerful stage presence and rock anthems during a pivotal time in their career. By this point, The Who had released their acclaimed album "Tommy" in 1969, which was a rock opera that significantly elevated their status in the music world and featured hits like "Pinball Wizard." Their performance at Woodstock came shortly after this release, and it underscored their role as pioneers of rock music, blending theatrics with high-energy performances. Notably, the concert featured the famous "Abbie Hoffman incident," where band members had to navigate unexpected interruptions during their set. This live recording is considered a key moment in both their history and the Woodstock legacy, highlighting The Who's influence and enduring power in the rock genre.
