The albums Pete Townshend knows he should have never made: “They weren’t classic”
Not the same kind of magic.
Pete Townshend
The Who song from 1968 that John Entwistle couldn’t stand: “That bloody elephant call”
“That bloody elephant call.”
The 1975 album Pete Townshend could never relate to: “I felt detached from my own songs”
The right songs with the wrong drive.
The 1960s band Pete Townshend said The Who could never compete with: “They stole our mantle”
The real rock and roll virtuosos.
John ‘Speedy’ Keen: The Who roadie who scored a 1967 number one hit the band never had
Who’d have thought it?
The Beatles member Pete Townshend fell in love with: “His spiritual commitment was absolute”
The softer side of the Fabs.
The 1965 song Ritchie Blackmore said changed guitar forever: “I thought it was wonderful”
“I thought it was wonderful.”
