Flashback: Pete Townshend Recruits Phil Collins For ‘Slit Skirts’ in 1982
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Track is a fan favorite from Townshend's All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes
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Flashback: The Who Perform ‘Another Tricky Day’ on German TV in 1981
Posted in: Music NewsForty years ago this week, the Who charted with their first post–Keith Moon LP, Face Dances
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Hear the Who’s ‘Jingles’ Digital EP From Upcoming ‘Sell Out’ Reissue
Posted in: Music NewsThree-track EP focuses on unreleased, tongue-in-cheek ads the band recorded for 1967 album
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Keyboardist Chris Stainton on His Years With Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, and the Who
Posted in: Music FeaturesHe was a part of the Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour, plays on 'Quadrophenia,' and has been a part of Clapton's band since 1979
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The Who Prep Giant ‘The Who Sell Out’ Reissue
Posted in: Music NewsSuper Deluxe edition features 46 unreleased recordings, including Pete Townshend's original demos for the 1967 LP
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Drummer Simon Phillips on His Years With the Who, Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, and Toto
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe journeyman drummer has also played with Judas Priest, Jeff Beck, and Jack Bruce, and appeared on Pete Townshend's "Let My Love Open the Door"
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Year in Review: Rolling Stone Music Now Podcasts on Life Without Concerts
Posted in: Music NewsWhen will live music return?
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Flashback: The Who Declare That ’21 ‘Is Going to Be a Good Year’ on ‘Tommy’
Posted in: Music NewsOne hundred years ago, as the world was dealing with the aftermath of a deadly pandemic, Tommy's mother looked ahead to '21 with real optimism
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Record Store Day 2020: 10 Great Exclusive Releases From the October Drop
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Alice Cooper to Warren Zevon, here are our favorite exclusives from the third RSD release date of 2020
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Peter Frampton Almost Replaced Pete Townshend for a Who Tour
Posted in: Music News"My career was in the toilet, basically," Frampton writes in new memoir. "I can’t afford the mortgage; it’s not looking good ... And I got a phone call from Pete Townshend"
