Kat’s Hidden Camera 5/19/16: Pete Townshend, 1985 performing “After The Fire” live in London:

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CHECK IT OUT: Pete Townshend on November 2nd, 1985 performing “After The Fire” live in London:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PETE TOWNSHEND!!! Happy Birthday to Pete Townshend, who turned 71 this week. (May 19th)!!! Townshend, who is the primary creative force behind the Who, wrote nearly all of the band’s music and has been responsible for crafting the stories and themes behind such rock classics as Tommy, Who’s Next, and Quadrophenia. He is currently on tour with the Who and performs tonight at Oakland, California’s Oracle Arena.

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