Roger Daltrey Drags the Rolling Stones: ‘Mediocre Pub Band’
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"No disrespect," the Who frontman added, echoing Paul McCartney's "blues cover band" assessment of the Stones
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Pete Townshend Ditches Home Studio, Keeps Neve Console Used on ‘Quadrophenia’
Posted in: Music News"This console has so much mojo for me," guitarist says. "I’ve rarely managed to get a bad sound out of it"
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The Who’s Roger Daltrey Is More Concerned With Teen Cancer Patients Than Your Nostalgia
Posted in: Music NewsDaltrey hosts The Real Me, a podcast that features teen cancer patients not only talking about their stories but presenting songs they’ve written and performed
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‘Who’s Next’ and ‘Led Zeppelin IV’ at 50 – Our Podcast on Peak Classic Rock
Posted in: Music NewsThe albums that brought the world "Baba O'Riley" and "Stairway to Heaven" turn 50 this year – Rolling Stone Music Now looks back
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Pete Townshend Pens Touching Tribute to Charlie Watts: ‘Full Moon. Rainbow. Always a Sign’
Posted in: Music News"Charlie Watts wept at Keith Moon’s funeral," Townshend wrote. "I wish I was capable of such tears today. Instead, I just want to say goodbye"
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The Who Unearth ‘Getting in Tune’ Live Clip for ‘Who’s Next’ 50th Anniversary
Posted in: Music NewsPerformance comes from the band's September 2000 show in Cleveland
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The Who’s Career-Spanning Doc ‘Amazing Journey’ Now Streaming for First Time
Posted in: Music NewsWatch the band workshop "Who Are You" in a clip from the doc, which is now available on the Coda Collection
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Flashback: Roger Daltrey Plays ‘Who Are You’ With David Gilmour in 1992
Posted in: Music NewsThis one-off show in Cali, Colombia, likely would have been completely forgotten if not for the magic of YouTube
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Roger Daltrey Announces 2021 ‘Live and Kicking’ American Tour
Posted in: Music NewsBacked by members of the Who's touring band, he'll play a set of Who classics, deep cuts, and tunes from his solo catalog
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George Harrison, Marvin Gaye, the Who Appear in ‘1971’ Docuseries Trailer
Posted in: Music NewsEight-part series 1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything arrives later this month
