The 1965 obscurity Pete Townshend thinks every music fan should hear at least once
Can you guess?
1965
The 1965 album John Lennon crowned as The Beatles’ first major leap forward: “We took over the studio”
“We were just getting better…”
The 1965 song Bob Dylan couldn’t write again if he tried: “I can still sing it”
Over the years, his creative mindset has shifted.
The attempted murder that cancelled a Kinks concert in 1965: “That could have been the end”
“That could have been the end…”
The 1965 song Don Henley singled out as Paul McCartney’s finest moment
Paul McCartney’s “best work”.
The 1965 song that made Stevie Nicks love George Harrison: “A serious romantic”
Falling in love with only a few words.
The 1965 Rolling Stones classic that was a complete fluke: “The most superb, lucky song ever”
The track remains a Rolling Stones favourite.
The 1965 song with the worst lyrics The Beatles ever wrote, according to John Lennon
“Those filler songs”.