Even today, The Who are one of the most prolific rock bands in the history of rock n’ roll. From Roger Daltry’s dazzling vocals, to Pete Townshend’s iconic windmill guitar playing style, The Who have managed to remain relevant decades after their debut. The Who delivered performed two classic tracks the rock outfit opened with “I Can See for Miles” from 1967’s The Who Sell Out, treading deftly through the track’s simmering verses and building to each bombastic chorus. Before the final refrain, guitarist Pete Townshend even pulled out his best trick, unleashing a nifty triple windmill.
Check out their amazing performance Music guest The Who performs “I Can See for Miles” for the Tonight Show audience.
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Recently, The Who made an appearance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, and proved they’ve still got it with an electrifying performance of their smash hit “I Can See For Miles.” The band sounds as tight as ever, with Daltrey’s voice sounding as great as it did in 1981, and Pete even busts out his signature windmill. Fallon’s “Tonight” crowd is mesmerized throughout the entire set, and although The Who don’t smash their instruments and destroy the stage like they used to, they still managed to bring a hell of a lot of energy!
The Who then jumped forward a few decades for a performance of “You Better You Bet” off 1981’s Face Dances. Amidst the steady guitars and twinkling synths of the pop rock tune, singer Roger Daltrey delivered mighty vocals.
Music guest The Who performs “You Better You Bet” in this exclusive Tonight Show performance extra.
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