Face Dances
The Who
Overview
“Face Dances,” released in 1981, marks The Who’s ninth studio album and the first featuring Kenney Jones as the drummer after Keith Moon’s death. The album includes well-known singles like “You Better You Bet” and “Don’t Let Go the Coat.” It reflects the band’s transition into the 1980s, showcasing a mix of rock with emerging pop sensibilities. Critical reception at the time was mixed, with some critics appreciating the band’s new direction, while others missed the raw energy of their earlier work. The album’s sound and production were seen as a departure from their classic style, indicating a band adapting to a new era in music.
Expanded Overview
“Face Dances,” released in 1981, marks The Who’s ninth studio album and the first featuring Kenney Jones as the drummer after Keith Moon’s death. The album includes well-known singles like “You Better You Bet” and “Don’t Let Go the Coat.” It reflects the band’s transition into the 1980s, showcasing a mix of rock with emerging pop sensibilities. Critical reception at the time was mixed, with some critics appreciating the band’s new direction, while others missed the raw energy of their earlier work. The album’s sound and production were seen as a departure from their classic style, indicating a band adapting to a new era in music.
Face Dances - The Who
Face Dances - The Who 2
Face Dances - The Who 3
Face Dances - The Who 4
Face Dances - The Who 5
