The Who

The Who appeared at the Fillmore/ Lacarno, Sunderland on the 28th July 1969. The Who were first launched on the back of the Mod movement in 1964.The group successfully developed an anti-social reputation for smashing up their gear on stage a point witnessed by many people who saw them at their concert at Sunderland that evening. A popular and successful group with a  numerous amount of hits including My Generation. Pictures of Lily & Pinball Wizard.

Below is the Wearside top ten for  the 24th April 1962

The Moody Blues

The Moody Blues. First formed in 1964, their first hit was called Go Now but it was their change of musical style to blend rock with classical music that led to a fine mixture. An example of their music is Nights In White Satin, the band comprised of Justin Haywood, John Lodge, Ray Thomas, and Graham Edge. The Group played in Sunderland's Wetherells night spot in 1967 before they hit stardom. Other hits included, Forever Autumn, Question, and Driftwood

Below is the Wearside top ten for the 26th June  1962

The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones. Even Today the wrinkled old Rockers from the 60's still give satisfaction to thousands of fans all over the world. Their is not much any one can say about  Mick Jaguar's successful career.  Mick's Song writing and performing says it all for him. They  performed in Sunderland's Odeon theatre February 20th 1964 delighting their fans. Their biggest hits included, The Last Time, Little Red Rooster, & Satisfaction

Below is the Wearside top ten for the 4th September 1962

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