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Pete Townshend admits that he and The Who bandmate Roger Daltrey "don't communicate very well." The band kicked off their The ...
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The Who launched the North American leg of their The Song Is Over farewell tour on Saturday at Sunrise, Florida’s Amerant ...
It wasn't the expenses or reputation that came with guitar smashing that Townshend regrets, but the sacrifice of one specific guitar.
Two years ago, Roger Daltrey said he doubted The Who would ever tour North America again. He was almost correct. ...
Bands don't last forever, but The Who guitarist Pete Townshend still mourns the loss of the beloved Thunderclap Newman, who ...
“The Song Is Over North America Farewell Tour” continues Tuesday night in Newark, New Jersey and wraps up Sept. 28 in Las ...
The Who are digging deep for their final shows, pulling out songs rarely, and in some cases, never performed before.
The original artwork for The Who's fifth album, 'Who's Next', was described by Pete Townshend as "most revolting." ...
Townshend poses with his parents Cliff and Betty at home in London, March 30, 1966. Cliff, a musician, gave Pete introductory instruction in guitar playing | Credit: Larry Ellis/Daily Express ...
The Who’s Roger Daltrey claims in his new memoir, ‘Thanks a lot Mr. Kibblewhite,’ that Pete Townshend only smashed his guitar to impress women. He also recalls a brutal fight between the two.
Pete Townshend has guaranteed that he will, in fact, be old when he dies. He'll always be known first and foremost as co-founder of the Who. Still, he's had an intriguing solo career that became a ...
Pete Townshend has admitted he and Roger Daltrey "are very different" and "don't communicate very well".
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