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Roger Daltrey performing with the Who in 1966. Photo by Chris Morphet.
"Even if the Who split up someday, we'd still be the Who, if you know what I mean." - Keith Moon
The Who in assorted photos from 1965-1999.
Backstage of Top of the Pops, 1968.
John Entwistle, photographed by Chris Morphet in 1966. The Who played live at the Duke of York Barracks, in Chelsea, which was filmed for NBC's "Today" show.

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Backstage with the Who, 1973. By Harry Goodwin, resident photographer for Top of the Pops.
The Who in 1965. Likely from the same Surrey Docks photo shoot that was used for the cover of My Generation.
The Who in 1970, by David Montgomery.
Assorted photos of the Who on Top of the Pops in 1966, by Chris Morphet.
The Who, circa 1968. Not sure if this was a promotional photoshoot, or backstage of a performance. Either way, they're dressed to kill.

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Roger Daltrey in one of his lace tops. Late 1960s.
The Who performing on Ready Steady Go! for New Year's Eve, 1965.
From the Who's Next listening party in 1971.
The Who poses for promo shots in 1968.
The Who, rehearsing for The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus in 1968. Likely taken by Ethan Russell.

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Promotional shot of the High Numbers, later the Who, 1964. Featuring Roger's seersucker suit, sports jackets for Keith and John, and wickedly short bangs for all of them.
The Who, photographed by Colin Jones in 1965. Pete poses with his Rickenbacker collection, Roger plays some James Brown, and the group poses together in Surrey.