Chris Stamp

Chris Stamp
Chris Stamp
Surnom Chris Stamp
Nom Christopher Stamp
Naissance Londres Drapeau d'Angleterre Angleterre
Activité principale Producteur de musique, Psychothérapeute, Producteur délégué
Genre musical Rock Pop
Labels Track Records
Entourage The Who, Jimi Hendrix

Christopher Stamp (Londres, ~1940) fut le manager avec Kit Lambert et le producteur executif des Who de 1966 à 1973.

Il est le frère de l'acteur britannique Terence Stamp[1].

En 1973, la mésentente entre le guitariste Pete Townshend et Lambert entraine le remplacement des deux managers par leur assistant, Bill Curbishley.

Chris Stamp exerce également la profession de psychothérapeute dans l'État de New York[2],[3],[4].

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Notes et références

v · The Who
Roger Daltrey • Pete Townshend • John Entwistle • Keith Moon
John « Rabbit » Bundrick • Kenney Jones • Pino Palladino • Doug Sandom • Zak Starkey • Simon Townshend
Albums studio My Generation • A Quick One • The Who Sell Out • Tommy • Who's Next • Quadrophenia • The Who by Numbers • Who Are You • Face Dances • It's Hard • Endless Wire
Albums en concert Live at Leeds • Who's Last • Join Together • Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970 • BBC Sessions • Live at the Royal Albert Hall • Live from Toronto • View from a Backstage Pass • Greatest Hits Live
Compilations Magic Bus: The Who on Tour • Direct Hits • Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy • Odds & Sods • The Story of the Who • Phases • Hooligans • Whot's Greatest Hits • Rarities Volume I & II • The Singles • The Who Collection • Who's Missing • Two's Missing • Who's Better, Who's Best • Thirty Years of Maximum R&B • My Generation: The Very Best of The Who • 20th Century Masters • The Ultimate Collection • Then and Now • The 1st Singles Box • Greatest Hits
Filmographie Monterey Pop • Woodstock • Tommy • Quadrophenia • The Kids Are Alright • The Rock and Roll Circus • Untitled Keith Moon Project
Voir aussi Discographie • Chansons • Membres • Lifehouse • Peter Meaden • Kit Lambert • Chris Stamp • Bill Curbishley • Meher Baba

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