Tommy, can you hear me?

In honor of the 40th anniversary of the release of The Who’s iconic rock opera Tommy, a group of UW-Superior faculty will be performing the LP.  The performance will be the evening of September 3rd on the UW-Superior campus.  Singers are still needed.  This is your opportunity for fame and fortune on the other side of the Bridge! If you are interested in helping out by singing a few songs, contact Joel Sipress at [email protected].  Do not let this opportunity to give us your best Roger Daltrey impression pass you by. You may not have another opportunity to sing “Pinball Wizard” in public for another decade.

2 Comments

  1. Dan E. on August 2, 2009 at 12:14 pm

    I have dibs on Uncle Ernie.

  2. farglebargle on August 4, 2009 at 11:11 am

    What’s the enduring appeal of this album? The idea is cool: a deaf dumb and blind boy who experiences every sensation as music. Trouble is, musically it’s one of The Who’s crappiest efforts. Quadrophenia is a zillion times better.
    I’ll go see the show anyway, maybe seeing another reinterpretation will change my mind.

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