The Who
The Who Live at Fillmore East Performing Relax and Happy Jack
In April 1968, The Who were at a pivotal moment in their musical journey, just after the release of their iconic album *The Who Sell Out.* This album, celebrated for its innovative mixture of rock and radio-style advertisements, perfectly showcased their quirky creativity and wit. The live recording at Fillmore East on April 5, 1968, captures the band in their prime, delivering an electrifying performance of songs like “Relax” and “Happy Jack.” Interestingly, this concert marked their first U.S. tour after *Sell Out*, and the energy of the crowd was palpable, reflecting the band's rising popularity. Notably, this live set would later be compiled into *The Who Live at the Fillmore East 1968*, giving fans an exciting glimpse of their raw, unfiltered talent. The combination of explosive rock tunes and their increasingly theatrical stage presence made this era a defining chapter in The Who’s illustrious career. It was all about breaking boundaries, and boy did they do just that!