In 1969, The Who released the two-album concept album Tommy, which was defined as the first successful rock musical album in history. Tommy's success lies not only in business, but also in mainstream music magazines and underground rock publications. In the same year, the band toured the world, including the London Grand Theater and the New York Metropolitan Music Theatre. This is the first time in the history of rock music to show the TOMMY life of a deaf-mute child in the form of an opera. His works involve religious drugs, singer career, metaphysics and gambling. In 1975, choreographer Ken Russell made it into a movie about Tommy (Roger Dedley) becoming a blind idiot when he saw his mother (Ann Margaret) having adultery with her lover. When he grew up, he accidentally discovered that he had a talent for playing billiards, so he became a youth idol. Later, he suddenly recovered and was praised as a man of God. In addition to the reproduction of classical music, this film is also very colorful in imaging techniques. It is worth mentioning that Roger Dedley, as the lead singer of the band, played the role of Tommy in the film, and his acting skills were not so much different from those of professional actors. ...
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