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- Time to let it out - South Bend Tribune (blog)
- Who's influence still felt - New York Post
- The Who's Who's Next: Gibson's Classic Album of the Month - Gibson
- Five Bands We'd Like To See at Super Bowl XLV - Bleacher Report
- Roger Daltrey uses tour to prep for studio - Access Atlanta
- Farris, Locksley and The Who - SunHerald.com (registration)
- ESPN gives ABC a new wide world of sports - USA Today
- Social media take credit for big events TV ratings - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
- Oneonta drummer on tour with hip hop artist Snoop Dogg - Oneonta Daily Star
the who drummer superbowl
 Pittsburgh Post Gazette | Roger Daltrey can't wait around for The Who Pittsburgh Post Gazette Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band used its Super Bowl XXLIII halftime appearance as a springboard to sell out ... The Who's Future Uncertain |
 South Bend Tribune (blog) | Time to let it out South Bend Tribune (blog) For those disappointed by their performance at the Super Bowl, you can always just go back and listen to the original recording from "Who's Next. ... |
Who's influence still felt New York Post During the Super Bowl halftime show, The Who's Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend somehow condensed 46 years of legendary rock 'n' roll into ... |
 Gibson | The Who's Who's Next: Gibson's Classic Album of the Month Gibson It's hardly surprising that the Who's halftime performance at this year's Super Bowl was highlighted by rousing renditions of the “Baba O' Riley” and “Won't ... |
Five Bands We'd Like To See at Super Bowl XLV Bleacher Report During Super Bowl XLIV, the Who performed without bassist John Entwistle and drummer Keith Moon, who died in 2002 and 1978. Likewise, Queen would have to ... |
 Access Atlanta | Roger Daltrey uses tour to prep for studio Access Atlanta The group made its live debut for 2010 performing a 12-minute medley of hit songs during the halftime of the Super Bowl on Feb. 7. ... |
 SunHerald.com (registration) | Farris, Locksley and The Who SunHerald.com (registration) Then, we'll take a post–Super Bowl look at offerings from The Who. Mike Farris, the former lead guitarist of the Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies, ... |
ESPN gives ABC a new wide world of sports USA Today OneShining Moment, which took songwriter David Barrett about 20 minutes to compose, was originally slated to run with highlights of CBS' Super Bowl in 1987 ... |
Social media take credit for big events TV ratings The Star-Ledger - NJ.com The Super Bowl followed as the most-watched US TV event of all time, drawing 106 million people to CBS. The Olympics on NBC have triumphed in the ratings ... |
Oneonta drummer on tour with hip hop artist Snoop Dogg Oneonta Daily Star 7 in Miami for the Super Bowl, and we've been going all over the country _ Buffalo, Chicago, all across Florida and Texas," he said by cell phone. ... |