60 years on: The most “perfect” song Pete Townshend has ever heard
The highest praise of all.
Pete Townshend
The 1960s band Pete Townshend immediately fell in love with: “Attractive and sexually proactive”
The definition of a rock giant.
The 1973 gig Eric Clapton was forced to play against his will: “I wasn’t even really there”
‘Slowhand’ going through the motions.
The musician Pete Townshend crowned rock ‘n’ roll’s most important lyricist
The man who started it all.
The one musician Pete Townshend would “sell his soul” for: “This genius”
The true genius in his field.
Pete Townshend hints at future music from The Who, as he signs lucrative Primary Wave deal
The deal is reportedly worth nine-figures.
“A fat drunk”: When Pete Townshend reached out to Jim Morrison in 1971
An attempt to save him from the brink.
The iconic guitarist Pete Townshend can’t stand: “I wouldn’t even attempt”
Not his flavour of playing.
The albums Pete Townshend knows he should have never made: “They weren’t classic”
Not the same kind of magic.
The Who song from 1968 that John Entwistle couldn’t stand: “That bloody elephant call”
“That bloody elephant call.”