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1. www.gq-magazine.co.uk › article › bill-curbishleyBill Curbishley interview - The Who's manager is shaping ...

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   May 18, 2019 · Bill Curbishley, music industry legend and long-term manager of The Who, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, as well as Judas Priest, sounds distinctly upbeat at the other end of the phone, as...

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3. www.loudersound.com › features › the-who-quadropheniaThe Who's Quadrophenia: how the band overcame ... - Louder

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   Oct 26, 2023 · The sound is sharper, clearer, the nuances of Townshend’s more intricate passages teased out in much greater relief against the bigger, more abrasively Who-like songs. Technology has finally caught up with Townshend’s original vision. It’s enough for the band to try out Quadrophenia live again.

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   Watch on YouTube. Short facts about the 1979 film Quadrophenia. World premier: 14 September 1979 in Toronto, Canada. UK premier: 2 November, 1979. Director: Franc Roddam. Producer: Roy Baird, Bill Curbishley. Based on: The 1973 double-album Quadrophenia by the Who. Screenplay: Dave Humphries, Franc Roddam, Marting Stellman, Pete Townshend.

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   If they ever made a movie about Bill Curbishley’s life, it would drop your jaw. One of the most revered artist managers of all time, Curbishley has stewarded The Who’s career for the best part of 50 years – while also chaperoning the evergreen efforts of British rockers Judas Priest.

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   Sep 3, 2019 · Bill Curbishley might be one of the greatest artist managers of all time, sure. But he’s also one of the greatest storytellers, with an endless supply of anecdotes from a life in – and love of – music from when he was a mod in 1960s East London up until the present day.

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   Does Bill Curbishley sound upbeat?

   • And, yes, that may be one of the odder sentences you’re likely to read anytime soon. Bill Curbishley, music industry legend and long-term manager of The Who, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, as well as Judas Priest, sounds distinctly upbeat at the other end of the phone, as well he might. He is in West Palm Beach, after all.

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   Who is Bill Curbishley?

   • Bill Curbishley, music industry legend and long-term manager of The Who, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, as well as Judas Priest, sounds distinctly upbeat at the other end of the phone, as well he might. He is in West Palm Beach, after all. “How’s the weather in London?” he asks with a little too much glee.

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   How did Curbishley get involved in 'the who'?

   • Daltrey found an ally in Curbishley, and asked him to arrange the release of his solo album, in exchange for a percentage. Within two years, Curbishley would be managing The Who. Meanwhile, Lambert and Stamp, the men who helped shape The Who, found themselves out in the wilderness.

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   Why did Curbishley and James Byers lend a hand?

   • Appalled by the idea of talented youngsters missing out on their shot at greatness due to financial hardship, Curbishley and another of the dads, James Byers, decided to lend a hand.

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9. www.loudersound.com › features › how-the-lifehouseHow the Lifehouse album was almost the death of The Who

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