British rock group The Who, comprising of, from left to right; Keith Moon (1947 - 1978), Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and John Entwistle (1944 - 2002). The group are currently working on a film, 'The Kids Are Alright', which looks back at fifteen years of The Who on the road, in recording studios and interviews. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)
Double Fantasy, John Lennon’s Grammy-winning two-record set is released (1980). Elton John records a show in NYC, then it is released on his 11-17-70 album (1970). David Crosby breaks his left leg, ankle and shoulder in a motorcycle accident in Los Angeles (1990). The Who begin their second North American tour supporting The Buckinghams at Shawnee Mission South High School in Kansas City (1967). John Lennon has his second solo US #1 album with Wall and Bridges (1974). The Who’s double album Quadrophenia enters the UK charts and peaks at #2 (1973). The Eagles reach #1 on the US album chart with Long Road Out of Eden, the group’s seventh studio album and first one since ‘79 (2007).
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