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1. ultimateclassicrock.com › the-who-return-to-cincinnatiThe Who Found ‘Calmness’ After Return to Cincinnati

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   May 19, 2022 · Longtime Who manager Bill Curbishley said he decided not to share his memories of the 1979 Cincinnati crowd crush when the band returned in May 2022. Skip to main content Skip to site footer Trending:

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

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   May 18, 2019 · Curbishley’s own brother, former West Ham and Charlton Athletic midfielder and manager Alan, is a director of G4L and the two are clearly close, Bill’s pride in his younger brother touchingly ...

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3. www.billboard.com › music › rockThe Who's Manager Talks Band's Emotional Return to Cincinnati ...

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   May 17, 2022 · Curbishley shared with Billboard that the concert — which took place on took place on May 15, an appropriate date for the ripping run through the Quadrophenia track “5:15” — had raised ...

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   Jun 5, 2017 · The exec is also a successful film producer, having put together Brit-flick classics such as Quadrophenia (1979), McVicar (1980) and The Railway Man (2013). Born in Forest Gate in 1942 to a Marine Engineer father, Curbishley was the eldest of six siblings who grew up near West Ham in East London. (One of those siblings, Alan Curbishley, later ...

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

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   May 22, 2013 · In 1971, Lambert and Stamp had brought in Stamp’s childhood friend Bill Curbishley to work at Track Records. Curbishley was smart, ambitious and, most importantly, clear-headed. Daltrey found an ally in Curbishley, and asked him to arrange the release of his solo album, in exchange for a percentage.

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bill_CurbishleyBill Curbishley - Wikipedia

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   Born. (1942-03-13) 13 March 1942 (age 82) Occupation (s) Producer, manager. Labels. Track Records. William George Curbishley (born 13 March 1942, London) [1] is an English music and film producer and band manager. He has managed English rock groups The Who and Judas Priest, as well as artists Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.

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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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   Who was Bill Curbishley?

   • In 1971, Lambert and Stamp had brought in Stamp’s childhood friend Bill Curbishley to work at Track Records. Curbishley was smart, ambitious and, most importantly, clear-headed. Daltrey found an ally in Curbishley, and asked him to arrange the release of his solo album, in exchange for a percentage.

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   Why did Curbishley leave track?

   • Curbishley produced The Who's film Tommy, the prison movie McVicar and also the film Buddy's Song, all starring The Who's Roger Daltrey. With Daltrey, he also established the Goldhawke production company to issue the singer's solo albums. Curbishley left Track in the mid-seventies after financial issues led to the decline of the company.

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   Why did Curbishley talk to me?

   • “I realized that talking to me was a cathartic exercise for him, it was therapeutic in the sense that he was talking to someone who was there and also that he’d been struggling for years with what happened that night,” said Curbishley. “He’d suffered as well.”

   The Who’s Manager Talks ‘Very Emotional’ Return to Cincinnati, What H…

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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.

   Bill Curbishley interview - The Who's manager is shaping British golf

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   How many children did Alan Curbishley have?

   • Curbishley was one of six children born to a London docker and his wife. He is the older brother of ex- West Ham United and Charlton Athletic manager Alan Curbishley, and grew up near West Ham Station in London. He married Jackie Curbishley, but the couple later divorced. He then remarried and had two children.

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8. www.wcpo.com › news › the-who-the-night-that-changedThe Who manager, others were heroes on Dec. 3, 1979 - WCPO 9 News

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   Dec 2, 2019 · Ret. Cincinnati Assistant Police Chief Dale Menkhaus. He was a lieutenant in charge of the police detail the night of The Who concert on December 3, 1979. Menkhaus said he saw danger building on ...