“THE WHO” are undoubtedly one of the greatest
British rock bands of all time.
MY GENERATION are widely recognised as Europe’s top tribute to the music of The Who, they are a group of extremely accomplished professional rock musicians performing this brilliant show which includes all the rock classics you would want to hear including: Baba o’ riley, Pinball Wizard, Young Man Blues, Who Are You & Won’t Get Fooled Again, along with hits from the 60’s inc: My Generation, Pictures of Lily, Substitute, I Can’t Explain & The Kids Are Alright.
MY GENERATION is a band that totally delivers on all fronts; the show has real Power & Energy, Light & Shade, creating an atmosphere that will send you home with a serious dose of feel good factor!
MY GENERATION mainly go out as a WHO Tribute, but also perform a complete British Rock Tribute Set, i.e. a mixture of THE WHO, FREE, CREAM, & LED ZEPPELIN, etc, if preferred.
A review of "My Generation" at the Flowerpot in Derby.
Flowerpot first timers "My Generation" belted out a splendid, two hour tribute to the Mod's favourite, and the world's loudest band, The Who.
Dominating proceedings was Roger Daltrey lookalike Gary Charman, who despite battling a cold, gave an animated and powerful performance on lead vocals. Steve White was the John Entwistle of the band, with his fingers dancing dexterously up and down the frets of his huge bass. Drummer and harmonica player Gary Harper proved an excellent Keith Moon, and lead guitar player Terry Hills riffed and rocked his heart out as Pete Townshend.
Kicking off with a storming Baba' O'Riley, Pinball Wizard and Substitute medley, "My Generation" immediately had the Flowerpot fans eating out of their hands. A barrage of 60's singles. including , I Can't Explain and Pictures of Lily were hammered out with obvious pleasure and the ultimate musical respect as the band lit up a damp and dreary Derby night.
Classics from rock operas Tommy and Quadrophenia then rocked the room as a heaving crowd bounced and hollered along the trip down nostalgia lane.