“Drowned” – Live at the Royal Albert Hall




Pete Townshend /// The Secret Policeman’s Ball, June 30, 1979
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Pete Townshends Deep End – Face The Face



Pete Townshend & Roger Daltrey: ‘The Who Sell Out’ Released in 1967 and their Legacy | Apple Music



The legendary guitarist of The Who, Pete Townshend connects with Zane Lowe to reflect on the band’s third studio album ‘The Who Sell Out’ which propelled their career back in 1967. Celebrating the deluxe version of this standout record, Pete Townshend talks about the storytelling throughout this concept album, influencing how other musicians approached their sound, and moments that shaped The Who’s legacy. Roger Daltrey also reflects on creating the record, his involvement with the Teenage Cancer Trust charity in the UK, and motivation for the band’s future. Listen to The Who on Apple Music: http://apple.co/_TheWho 00:00 – Intro 1:14 – How music has evolved 3:15 – What music inspires him & purpose-driven songs 6:04 – Pete Townshend on ‘The Who Sell Out’ 11:12 – Campaigning against smoking 13:20 – Concept albums and inspiring The Beatles 18:05 – Gifted guitars 21:29 – Smashing guitars on stage 26:25 – Keith Moon 30:09 – Roger Daltrey introduction 32:50 – The Who’s longevity 39:28 – Parallels of war and performing 42:05 – Performing at Woodstock 43:32 – Roger Daltrey on ‘The Who Sell Out’ 53:02 – Touring again with The Who


Perhaps you were one of the merry few who watched, Pete Townshend and Rachel Fuller host with Simon Townshend (hermano de Peter) the podcast “the Attic”, available now on Apple Itunes ? The podcast was shot mostly inside a travel trailer, set up as studio. Pete and Rachel welcomed notable singer songwriters, bands who played one set of songs with or without Peter and Rachel. I have featured a few of the Attic tracks and others that feature Peter with guitar and solo voice. The primary songwriter for the Who who sang backup mostly to Roger, turns out to be the better singer over time. Voice survived in the background.
I have included the best duet, imho, with Eddie Vedder, “Heart to hang onto” live on Letterman.
Pete Townshend – Give Blood (featuring David Gilmour)

Hiding Out
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Hiding Out · Pete Townshend White City: A Novel ℗ 1985 Eel-Pie Recording Productions Ltd., under exclusive license to UMC, a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd. Released on: 1985-11-30 Producer: Chris Thomas Associated Performer, Vocals, Guitar: Pete Townshend Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Steve Barnacle Associated Performer, Drums, Percussion: Mark Brzezicki Associated Performer, Keyboards: John “Rabbit” Bundrick Composer Lyricist: Pete Townshend
This is one of my favorite tracks on White City -A Novel. It is worth listening to the entire album from track 1 through 9 for the benefit of flow and Novel integrity.
THE WHO Eminence Front (Toronto 17th dec 1982)
Keyboards: Tim Gorman
Drums: Kenny Jones
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Eminence Front (Live)
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The Who
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Pete Townshend
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Pete Townshend-SecondHand Love
‘Just Breathe’ by Pete Townshend and Rachel Fuller
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Just Breathe
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Rachel Fuller feat. Pete Townshend
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Shine
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