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Did You Know?

Joy Division/New Order bassist Peter Hook is among those who acquired some of Entwistle's basses at the auction.His mansion in Stow-on-the-Wold in the Cotswolds and a number of his personal effects were later sold off to meet the demands of the Inland Revenue.

The band had a strong influence on their contemporaries at the time, with Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience both following suit.

Godfrey Townsend played guitar and sang lead vocals.

Jekyll and Mr.Hyde" - B-Side to "Call Me Lightning" in the USA, 1968, and to "Magic Bus" in the UK, 1968"Cousin Kevin" (multitracked harmony by Entwistle) - Tommy, 1969"Fiddle About" - Tommy, 1969"Heaven and Hell" - B-Side to "Summertime Blues", 1970)"My Wife" - Who's Next, 1971"When I Was a Boy" - B-Side to "Let's See Action", 1971"We Close Tonight" - (written by Townshend, Keith Moon sings parts of this song, and Entwistle sings the rest), recorded in 1973 but not released until 1998 on the expanded version of Odds and Sods"Postcard" - Odds and Sods, 1974"Success Story" (verses sung in harmony with Daltrey, bridge by Entwistle) - The Who By Numbers, 1975"Had Enough" (lead vocal by Daltrey) - Who Are You, 1978"905" - Who Are You, 1978"Bogey Man" - Unreleased demo for "Who Are You", played by only Entwistle and Moon, was also later used as the theme song for Van Pires"Trick of the Light" (lead vocal by Daltrey) - Who Are You, 1978"The Quiet One" - Face Dances, 1981"You" (lead vocal by Daltrey) - Face Dances, 1981"It's Your Turn" (lead vocal by Daltrey) - It's Hard, 1982"Dangerous" (lead vocal by Daltrey) - It's Hard, 1982"One at a Time" - It's Hard, 1982"Twist and Shout" - Live from Toronto, 1982Smash Your Head Against the Wall (1971), US #126Whistle Rymes (1972), US #138Rigor Mortis Sets In (1973), US #174Mad Dog (1975), US #192Too Late the Hero (1981), US #71The Rock (1996)King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents in Concert (1996)Left for Live (1999, re-released in 2002)Music from Van Pires (2000) Flash Fearless vs the Zorg Women Parts 5 and 6 (With Alice Cooper et al.) (1975) Any Road Up (With Steve Gibbons Band) (1976) One of the Boys (With Roger Daltrey) (1977) Fabulous Poodles (With The Fabulous Poodles) (1977) Rough Mix (With Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane) (1994) Mirror Stars (With Fabulous Poodles) (1978) Framed (With Dave Lambert) (1979) McVicar (With Roger Daltrey) (1980) Un autre monde (With Téléphone) (1984) Eddie Hardin and Zak Starkey's Musical Version of Wind in the Willows (With Eddie Harden, Zak Starkey et al.) (1985) You'll Never Walk Alone (With Bradford City Disaster Fund) (1985) A Musical (With Pete Townshend) (1989) When You're a Boy (With Susanna Hoffs) (1991) The Music of The Who (With Roger Daltrey) (1994) Halfway Back from Anywhere (With Ian Brusby) (1994) Looks Like Ringo, Sound's Like John (With Wiseguys INTL.) (1995) Ringo Starr and His Third All-Starr Band-Volume 1 (With Ringo Starr et al.) (1995) Baptizm of Fire (with Glenn Tipton and Cozy Powell) (1997) The Deep End, Volume 1 (with Gov't Mule (2001) The Pioneers with Special Guest Pioneer John Entwistle (With The Pioneers) (2002) Edge of the World (As Tipton, Entwistle & Powell) (2006) (Posthumous)The Best of Music and Rhythm (1983)Songs from the Material World (2003)So Who's the Bass Player? The Ox Anthology (2005).

This solo bass break is important as it is one of the earliest bass solos (if not the first) captured on a rock record.

This would allow him to create "clusters of notes" in his bass lines, as well as play triplets with relative simplicity.