1970: The Who take the stage at Leeds University in England. It will prove to be one of the legendary live concerts in rock history. A condensed version of the show becomes the band’s follow-up to their break-through album, “Tommy,” cementing the Who’s reputation as one of rock’s best live acts. In the CD era, the entire show is finally made available to the public.
This Day in Rock History - Feb. 14th
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