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

[@jamesudesky7090]

I met Pete Townshend back stage at a Who concert in 1968. He was so gracious, and taught me the chords for “Substitute”. Pete’s solo albums in addition to the More widely known Who material became Incredibly helpful for our soul. Thanks so much and may god bless Pete Townshend and all his music! Yes, and Roger Daltry was there too, lol. I was a 17 yr old fan, and when I went back stage, Roger was smiling and joviall Roger Daltry, thank you!!! Pre-Monterey/Woodstock fan! Long live the Who and their music!!!

[@BostonWhoFan515]

Both Pete and Roger seem so healthy, and that makes me happy. They're getting up there, and I absolutely dread the day they leave us. Pete is an idol of mine. I'd donate an organ to meet him. That generation of incredible rockers are dropping like flies, but Pete seems so lucid, and healthy. He hasnt seemed to have wavered at all, it appears, and I hope he has another 20+ years with us. Roger has always been healthy and that basically assures me he's not going anywhere any time soon. I love these guys. I like to think that Keith and John gave Pete and Roger all the years they missed. That would be beautiful. Cheers Pete & Rog! Long live rock!

[@Topherlux53]

Spot on post. I have a lot of admiration for Pete and Roger. Fortunately for me, I was a teen in their best years but I'm several years younger but as you say, considering what they've been through, they shouldn't look this good! I've just turned 70 and Roger looks no older than me. The good thing is. They didn't die before they got old!! Keep rocking guys. Pity Moon is not around though... Sorely missed

[@BostonWhoFan515]

@@Topherlux53 John Entwistle too. Bass master. Two completely original and unrivaled craftsmen of their respective instruments, John and Keith. A drum and bass rhythm section so ahead of its time. Add Townshend and Daltery and boy do you have yourself a powerful and explosive (literally) live act, but also an incredible group of studio musicians working together to birth Townshend's conceptional masterpieces.

[@mjb0183]

I feel the same exact way. I had a recent dream that I was hanging around with Pete….he was the soundtrack to my teenage years and beyond.

[@BostonWhoFan515]

@mjb0183 nice! I love chatting with people who get The Who. Obviously, they're a top-tier classic rock band, and most people like the Who tunes they hear on the radio. Then there's people like me. Die hard, deep into their catalog fan(atics). I love The Beatles, The Stones, Led Zep, etc etc. Again, top-tier classic rock bands, but The Who have somehow dug further into my psyche, my soul. The four incredibly iconic and extremely different members are just a bonus charming aspect of the group. Each, top-tier at their respective instruments/roles. I feel like I know them personally. I play guitar. I learned all the classic rock band and old school 80s metal tunes when I was a kid, but the Who's stuff was too hard for me back then. I couldn't get a grip on it yet because Pete plays very unique chord phrasings, and regardless of what others say, his lead playing is so tasteful, never overdone, played when needed, and emotionally driven to serve the song. His writing is the best in the business. Hands down. Live, in their prime, no one could touch them. Quadropheina was the soundtrack to my teenage years. All their stuff was, but that album really spoke to me. Years after my early guitar years, I got some decent chops under my belt and started learning Pete's stuff and his approach to the guitar. Now, when I pick up a guitar anywhere, I usually play some obscure Who tunes. I love them. The greatest rock band of all time! Long live rock! Cheers!

[@bp8280]

Beautifully said. I love these guys like family. Thank you for what you’ve said.

[@MrPercussionPete]

These two old geezers wrote the book. They have been there and done it all. Two living rock 'n roll legends. A hundred years from now Pete Townshend will be remembered as one of the greatest composers of 20th century music.

[@MrPercussionPete]

However, I must say I don't really like how the interviewer tries to intellectualize all of it. Rock 'n roll is not about being intellectual. It's about emotion, inspiration, trying to create something out of nothing with four entirely different individuals and have that special musical chemistry and connection. If you try to intellectually analyze it too much you take out the magic, it's just not what rock 'n roll is about. It's typical bladibla of a music critic or music journalist.

[@Senna-xi1gr]

Agree 💯 %👍🇬🇧

[@sanfordkeith9918]

Agree re Townsend. Also, Tom Scholz (Boston) comes to mind. Another great.

[@brycemagloo9050]

Pete Townsend will be remembered 100 years from now ????? LOL !!!!!!!!

[@mjb0183]

@@brycemagloo9050Yes, he will.

[@bluesrocker91]

The conflicting personalities are part of what make The Who unique. Die hard Who fans have always identified very strongly with the internal conflict and tension of the band... Pete recognised it very early on, and eventually brought it to life in Quadrophenia, about a young fan who looks at The Who onstage and sees the four extremes of his personality reflected back at him.

[@timmi59]

That’s a great comment. Rock n Roll 🎸🥁🎤🤘💙

[@richarddyasonihc]

Thank you for the comment, at least somebody else understands the concept and the word play behind the word Quadrophenia. A person cannot be a true artist, unless they are able to utilise as many different media available to them for example paint sculpture music writing poetry et cetera et cetera playing perhaps even dance whatever. Pete Townsend always has been an artist and continues to develop and will do for as long as he lives.

[@andymassingham]

Ok I’m only 8 minutes in...I can’t be the only one who just wants Pete to turn to his right and start talking vinyl

[@icanseeformiles9387]

My thoughts, exactly! What I wouldn't give to see that collection & have Pete discuss his favorites! ❤

[@vincentrathbone26]

Yes, I spotted the Vinyl as well and I'd love to know what gems are tucked away in that collection.

[@loosilu]

One minute in

[@lib556]

The only one I recognize is the Bob Dylan CD box set, "Biograph'.

[@davidrobinson2776]

You just know he’s got a low number White Album in there.

[@Raykibb1]

The remaining members of The Who and Beatles need to get together and form the Whotles. Roger singing, Paul on Bass and vocals, Pete on Guitar, and Ringo on Drums would work.

[@nickglenister3832]

why?

[@markgilpin9746]

I agree totally I don't want to die knowing that I have no idea what I mean except I would love to hear keath and Pete and you would be in the presence of greatness

[@calvinl5726]

@@nickglenister3832 why not

[@LimerickOfficial]

Your a genius a simple genius!

[@kevinkhoy7171]

2 different in styles but a unique thought? It would take Alot of 💲 and I think they would still turn it down! It may hurt the legacies that both bands have! 200 years from now, The Beatles and The Who music will be played. Just like Mozart, Bach and Beethoven are now!

[@YTPartyTonight]

The Who Sell Out; a snapshot in time, masterpiece.

[@ColinBarrett001]

Mr Pete Townsend and Mr Roger Daltrey. Two great men. Two legends. I'm in my late fifties. These guys have been my heroes since I was a little kid in the late 60s. Thank you Pete and thank you Roger for all that you have achieved and for all that you have done for ordinary men like me. And love as always to those other great and wonderful now departed men, Keith and John.

[@paryanindoeur]

Pete was always ahead of the curve. The Who were a core part or major influencers of the British Invasion, Arena Rock, Godfathers of Punk, Britpop, and influenced Electronic. I also remember Pete had some very big solo hits in the early '80s. Their music was indispensable for some 57 years & counting. I read Pete's autobio. Loved it... but I cannot find my copy! Maybe I'll rebuy. I also met Pete a couple times in Portland, OR, in late 1996, the second time with his road manager, Bill Curbishley. It was just before The Who started their American tour for _Quadrophenia._ I was not able to make the show, but it's a great memory.

[@garyolshan4177]

Pete Towshend is the greatest combination of songwriter/guitarist/singer in the history of rock music.

[@Weird-City]

and a great ambassador and protector of children. So brave of him to access that site as a means of taking down the world's nastiness. He would have succeeded too had it not been for those pesky police!

[@freerangehumans]

I went to a Who concert in Denver for $3.50. The promoter, Barry Fey, told us the band arrived at the airport as the sun was setting over the mountains and told him they wanted to stay and do a second concert the next day. This was in a venue that held, at most, 3,000. So intimate, I thought Daltrey might hit me in the head when he swung his microphone. They played enough for an entire, satisfying concert. Then, Keith Moon tapped his cymbal stand with his drumstick and said, "Tut tut. This is an opera." They launched into Tommy, start to finish! What a spectacular, memorable night! It frankly spoiled me for all the overpriced, under-performed concerts that followed from other bands. Roger, Pete, do you remember that sensational time?

[@jerry_fishguy]

That's awesome you had the opportunity to see that show.. What a great memory!

[@CentrifugalSatzClock]

Tattoo is a very under rated masterpiece. The centrifugal satz clock fans (me) have always loved this one from the who sell out!

[@kellylargent6996]

Pete's outfit is awesome!!!!!! Didn't really see anyone comment about it

[@AmericanEnglishBrent]

I’m so glad you did.

[@austinraftery9304]

Pete was always such a snappy dresser.

[@debussy10]

It's Pete's fisherman gear.

[@andymassingham]

A great look.

[@terrycarthy4433]

He's attempting to look like Micky, Rocky's trainer in - yep - Rocky ! All hail Pete, the first to stack the Msrshalls. Who sell Out is a great album.

[@darryltinney5142]

This is the best Pete Townshend interview ever. Great job!

[@Bosworth123]

I like the one where he admits to buying CP and then everyone forgave him because the media told them to. Quit idolizing monsters.

[@see4miles67]

@@Bosworth123 He's really popular unlike you Bosworth. Hurts eh?

[@recordrabbit]

Excellent! Love listening to Pete and Roger! Also thanks to Roger for caring about cancer research!

[@johnnyd63]

My intro to The Who was an 8 Track of Who Sell Out. Always been my favorite of them in the studio.Tbeir Beach Boys harmonies on this album was never topped.

[@dougorcutt8626]

This is great! Love Pete and this was a terrific interview. Zane asked some really good questions and Pete seemed very engaged. Thanks!

[@rogerdaltrey7111]

This interviewer is asking good questions?

[@ljones2087]

You love a nonce?

[@Senna-xi1gr]

Am 54 nearly & THE WHO have been my favourite band since I got into music at 10 years old. My music collection goes from A -Z but THE WHO are always my most admired band & Mr Townshend is an absolutely genius. Collectively from the 60s they had a great explosive sound. 👍🇬🇧🎸🎤🥇

[@Glenner7]

My deluxe Sell Out CD package arrived today! I've always loved this album. Plus, this is the first time in about 50 years that I purchased 45's!!

[@alfching2499]

Bully for you,I’ll save me money and stick to my Original copy.

[@boomeyeay]

Nobody could put together a demo tape better than Townshend. Some of his demo tracks on Scoop are better than the Who versions

[@Senna-xi1gr]

Love the Scoop lps 👍🇬🇧🎸🎤

[@HDIrwin]

Sea and Sand on the Quadrophenia demo is sooooo much better than the Who version, slower, poignant and melodic.

[@neilarmstrongsson795]

Never rated daltrey really, he's more of a pub singer.

[@Senna-xi1gr]

@@neilarmstrongsson795 yes but collectively the original 4 made the WHO the great band with that explosive sound. As we have unfortunately had to experience over the years if you take one of them away then you can hear what happens. Kenny Jones great drummer & time keeper but not good for the WHOs sound. As Zak was getting training from the great late Mr Moon at the age of eleven he is the best for the WHO as he totally understands how to fit into that roll . I think 100% that if anything happened to Roger then that would be the end of The great WHO.😢. Prey not. Long live rock 👍🇬🇧🎸🎼🎤🏆🇬🇧

[@vayabroder729]

No one; I mean NO ONE sounds like The Who.

[@jerry_fishguy]

Been a Who fanatic since 1973. I was fortunate to see them live several times during their peak in the mid 70's. Love these Pete interviews. Long Live Rock!

[@ConglomerationCat]

With the major ups and downs that this man has been through, it's really, really cool to hear him feel comfortable and centered. I'm sure Rachel had quite a hand in that. This is a great interview!

[@Allen.Mir3681]

Got to see The Who, in 07.. was happy because it was before my girlfriend passed away.. they rocked the save Mart center in Fresno, Ca.. Hope they come to Temecula Ca

[@riodejaneiro664]

Great interview! I saw the Who with all of the original members during the Tommy tour and again on the Who's Next tour. I've been a fan since " I Can't Explain" was 1st released. I started playing guitar at that point and have played ever since. Although my style is my own, the Who were and still are my biggest inspiration.

[@mitchellschaff6520]

Great interviewer!!! Great interviewees!!!! Huge WHO fan, and I've always loved the album WHO SELL OUT my favourite song is melencholia just great guitar!!! Love it love it love it did I mention LOVE IT!!!! mitch from minnesota

[@tilesetter1953]

Yes, and Jaguar, but there are so many good ones. I love the whole album!

[@charlesmountain7702]

God, I love The Who. Greatest band in history.

[@Senna-xi1gr]

Yes same for me. Top shelf all the time.🇬🇧🎸🎤👍

[@icebirdz]

“Live at Leeds”best live album in rock...

[@Senna-xi1gr]

@@icebirdz 100% without doubt.👍🇬🇧🎸🎤🏆🥇

[@kristopherdetar4346]

Everybody thinks the band they love the most personally is the greatest band. Sheeeeeeesh ".....

[@Senna-xi1gr]

@@kristopherdetar4346 yes I do.

[@TheRockerxx69]

A very good 4 CD set, sound quality is very good , the LP blew us minds way back in 1967. Still does.

[@alicerosejennings4476]

This is a great interview. Pete Townsend and Roger Daltrey are fascinating people, of course, and Zane Lowe is a very good interviewer in my opinion. 🎸🎤🎶

[@ljones2087]

Townsends a nonce though...

[@deantaylor1512]

Amazing box set .... yes a master piece... Years ahead of its time ... Please Pete .... Who’s Next and Who By Numbers....

[@gethynjonesuk]

This are brilliant interviews, PT and RD have been lifelong heroes of mine and this is why!

[@janpedersen8376]

Love you Pete! Good to watch you in this interview. Stay safe and live forever please.

[@see4miles67]

Tattoo, Our Love Was, Cant Reach You, Miles, Rael. Just listen to the vocal harmonies. Beautiful.

[@bigbadbillb]

"Rael" was my fave. It was a rough draft for what would later become "Sparks" from Tommy.

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

New Vaudeville Band did a Coke jingle in 1967 on the heels of "Winchester Cathedral". I met Daltrey when I first saw The Who on March 30, 1968 in Westbury, New York. He autographed the promo poster showing the group's picture. Fabulous concert!

[@gogos869]

It’s not fair that men get better looking with age. He looks amazing

[@ostevoostevo8989]

I've been a Who fan since My Generation. and Substitute. I as 14 when they came out . I saved up my pocket money and bought Pictures of Lily, I Can See For Miles and Pinball Wizard( the first stereo single ) I bought Tommy and Who's Next . I saw The Who live at the Charlton Football Ground when they headlined The Who Put The Boot In festival around 74 ..But I could never put my head around smashing up guitars and drums. As Pete said , guitars that would take an ordinary working class kid years and years to save up for...Wonderful to hear Pete and Roger reminiscing. This interview was focussed on The Who Sell Out , but I think Tommy was their most important album.

[@BellsCuriosityShop]

I assume everybody was.using iPhones as the show was sponsored by Apple. The sound quality says a lot about their characters. Pete is a musical scholar and record producer so has great sound. Roger has regular video call sound, so is obviously a regular guy.

[@commonrichard7198]

What a great interview with fantastic insight in the early days of Townshend with The Who. Pete and Roger so energetic even on remote interviews. Fabulous!

[@Bwahzehdezooner]

"Sell Out" was a groundbreaker in so many ways.

[@stageactor1958]

Zane is a great interviewer! Though edited of course, these felt like sincere conversations. Thank you!

[@finkaiser3994]

Great interviewer!! Actually knew what he was talking about, well researched, and good energy. Don’t see that too often! ;)

[@brettweary8491]

Absolutely Awesome Pete

[@harperellenburg]

Zane this is awesome, it's so cool you got to talk with Steve Zissou.

[@putzengiler]

One of the better interviews out there...

[@vayabroder729]

Gotta love Pete’s interviews. Such a deep guy. Roger’s bit was a wonderful surprise. I’ve read both their autobiographies. Great job by the interviewer too. Thank you.

[@ustheserfs]

underappreciated work and you see Pete has a soft spot for it, more than next, tommy or quad.

[@joncharles2214]

Ok yeah, I've been a Who fan since I was a teenager, but what an articulate, clever and inspirational guy Mr Townshend is. A true rock god if there ever was one.

[@michaelsmith-uz1yv]

I was lucky enough to see the who in their infancy and have been a massive fan ever since, i remember one gig in the old Leeds bus depot, we were at the front and i got a bit of Pete,s Telecaster when decided to ram the speakers.

[@andrewbedford7255]

Thank you 😁 for all the years of good music. 5 star , legions of rock and roll.😁🤙

[@icaroscagliusi1433]

Roger Daltrey 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@MarlonChaplin]

Outstanding interview. I'm a massive Who fan and this is one of the best Townshend interviews I've seen.

[@MartinsGarage97]

Was able to see the a few years ago, it was fantastic, even though Roger had to take breaks. They had just started their tour up again, after he was sick for so long. Still fantastical, we got lots of Townshend solos Anyone else love highlander series? with great Who music and roger as an immortal, we were sold 🤣

[@randyzeitman1354]

Thank you for verifying Roger's statement about Keith.

[@elainemackie1431]

Terrific interview 👏👏👏

[@Jim-ok9zi]

Pete could you please do one last tour of Australia. I would like to see The Who live before I die 🤞

[@acooper8910]

Yeah, Pete. Joe Walsh gave you a Gretsch. You smashed it on TOTP.

[@mudstone6497]

Most powerful Who moment, for me: The last few concerts but probably the most recent Quadrophenia show (circa 2014) with Dr. Jimmy & The Rock, when the Twin Towers fall, love The Zak!

[@Xhyllos1]

Loved Roger's role on Highlander! He was brillant!

[@mchaggis622]

Magnificent interviews. Hits all the right points.

[@DIOSpeedDemon]

I wish Keith and the Ox were still with them and playing just like the Stones are playing concerts today. I wish they would do a Biopic Movie of Petes life or the Forming of the WHO behind the scenes in the beginning. I would pay to see that Movie. Respects Pete, RH DSD

[@MouseGuardian]

I've seen this genius live at the Roskilde Festival

[@TyroneEpps]

This is great ! 😊

[@raymondchollet3199]

These who is so a great part of my life. Pete so intelligent. Like paul beatles. And all of you. My generation.

[@PatriciaCicora]

Such a genius and so wonderful and informative in this interview!

[@rosemarymills1671]

Great man, love his cap. He looks better now than back when! Smiles

[@rafaelandrade7627]

To me, the fact that Pete and Roger still don't have a deep relationship even after knowing each other for almost 60 years is one of the funniest things ever

[@margaret513]

They are brothers to each other they may be different but care about each other very very much more than siblings it's a marriage

[@wabitt11]

THANK YOU for all the incredible music you gave my life that means SO much to me!!!!! Keith Moon was off the charts! Gone WAY too soon!

[@johnregan326]

That was a brilliant interview 👏 .

[@leneynon6268]

Beautiful just beautiful. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@margaret513]

Roger is such a good guy so important to the Who ❤❤❤ Thank Goodness he gave up the guitar and started singing

[@greensombrero3641]

Pete Townshend - if you read this - Quadrophenia has helped me live my life. The POWER of that album is incredible.

[@simonmcgrath4112]

Great band, even greater human being's. They are The Who!! Let love reign o'er me and everybody else. Including Tommy!!

[@garyolshan4177]

The Who have done more repackaging and compilations than any band in history. Still LOVE them.

[@peterson8960]

You can really see the political differences between Roger and Pete, and even the difference in their musical perceptions, yet they have been able to form such a deep relationship. Incredible.

[@WalkerCarey108]

“Entwistle is a supermodel!! What are you talking about?!?” 😂😂😂 I agree, 💯%!!

[@WalkerCarey108]

@Steve Mason Oh Steve, I agree completely. I find John totally hot, regardless of era! ❤️❤️❤️

[@seagypsiesbellydancers3047]

Will we have music or bands like these legends ever again?

[@ianallen1948]

Absolute legends!

[@tonym994]

'Summertime Blues' on the 'ODDS 'n' SODS' re-issue is studio recorded, and incomparable, even next to their own live versions. especially for '67.why it wasn't released on the initial LP, is a mystery. put it on and turn it up!

[@davidmaynard1530]

Ain’t no cure

[@tonym994]

@@davidmaynard1530 once in a while I blast out Blue Cheer's version.

[@rjlorenz1]

On that same album I like Young Man Blues, with Pete's irrepressible guitar as Roger sings.

[@davidmaynard1530]

@@rjlorenz1 Do you also like the Live at Leeds version ? It’s got that “nobody does it like The Who” quality to it that their live stuff always had. Pete calls Mose Allison a “jazz sage” and then they nearly blow your hair off with their rock version. Moon is at his best in this one.

[@rjlorenz1]

@@davidmaynard1530 Sure I do, but the one I pointed out is less well known...I found it to be a memorable "unreleased" track. As a Who fan, I must say that they release an overwhelming number of versions of their original studio releases (e.g. I just spotified the 5 hour version of The Who Sell Out), but that version of Young Man Blues stands out in my mind. I sure like the full version of Live at Leeds with Tommy, etc; I think I have the 2001 version.

[@Kntybum]

Zane is a great interviewer, on the ball and engaging.

[@elvisinmemphis3595]

the Kings

[@clc-gl4jn]

Don’t care what anybody has said about Pete in the past at all. He is a genuine and good hearted man. He made his bad mistakes and wasn’t found guilty. He paid his dues in life and is a changed man. He has a good heart

[@brianmorecombe2726]

Yeah but don`t worry he was innocent.The guy is good,the Who are brilliant

[@margaret513]

Beautiful Pete 💜💜💜...

[@josephcallahan1664]

Look good Pete! That's great to see. The Who sell out is an early influence on punk. Thank you.

[@ianallen1948]

What was the book to the left of Pete Townsends autobiography on Rogers bookshelf?

[@randymarthins3473]

Can't read the title either, due to the reflection, but the picture on the spine looks like John Lennon

[@ianallen1948]

Was hoping it might be a Moon biography. If it is good enough to be on Rogers bookshelf then if must be rad

[@pattysmith913]

It is “dear boy“ mono-biographie by Fletcher, which ist great

[@pattysmith913]

Moin-biographie

[@pattysmith913]

Moon.

[@stevesut2566]

It's strange watching 2 generations talking about music and other things Who related like this for an hour. The Who were so original in composition, I always felt The Beatles and Stones were rooted in more conservative pop composition in the mid 60's. The Who were in New Zealand 1968 with The Small Faces and Paul Jones. Radio Hauraki was great back then, the voice of our youths.

[@lastmanstanding9389]

The Who essentially started hard rock, The Beatles and Stones were pop music , writing 1 hit throw away top of the charts.songs. The bands that followed were Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath , Led Zeppelin etc

[@brycejacobsen123]

Rog has some pretty big ones to tell Mr. Apple Music that he didn't really get behind the re-issues!

[@TheWholigans]

Excellent interviewer, excellent interviewees.

[@booklover3959]

The interviewer has a bit of intelligence but just as Townshend is about to make a brilliant point or reveal something we have not heard before, this guy interrupts him. Arrrrrrrrgh! Pete was saying that when young he looked at his band in a "punk" way and he was going to elaborate. Alas, we will never know. A lot of interviewers make this mistake.

[@dodo1opps]

The Radio London spots... Wonder if Pete still has the demos for Who Sell Out... GO YOU 'R's!!!

[@lastmanstanding9389]

Yes, he said as much at the beginning of the interview .

[@williamstclaire809]

Well Done Roger Daltrey.

[@luizrosa2102]

Amo esse disco do ano que nasci, 1967! wow...a maior banda de rock na face da terra: the Who!👏

[@ericmalone3213]

As to guitars gifted to & gifted by Pete, Joe Walsh, in 1970, gave Pete a 1958 Gretsch Chet Atkins, which Pete used on every Who's Next track. Why doesn't he mention it here? Time ago I read somewhere that Neil Young had given Townshend a guitar, but I can't find any info about it now. Circa 1979, Pete gave the late James Honeyman Scott a Gibson Flying-V.

[@rjlorenz1]

That surprised me too!

[@ericmalone3213]

@HighHopesBass Many electric guitar parts on Who's Next were double tracked, with a Les Paul & the Gretsch Chet Atkins, & acoustic guitar also added. I believe just the Gretsch was used on "Won't Get Fooled Again." & there's an acoustic in the mix there as well.

[@johndonovan2598]

@@ericmalone3213 Pete has recently done an interview in which he said that the SG/Hiwatt stage rig was also tracked on WGFA, as well as the Gretsch 6120 through the Fender Bandmaster. I think the Gretsch and the acoustic are dominant in the final mix. I would love to have access to the full multi-track masters to investigate. It's a magical guitar sound.

[@ericmalone3213]

@@johndonovan2598 I'm always a bit skeptical of what Mr Townshend says, as he often changes his stories, changes or omits details of events in re-tellings. I'll have to listen to WGFA in headphones to see what's going on in the stereo picture guitar-wise. I've never heard a Glyn Johns production that didn't have great guitar sounds (tho no one seems to ever have recorded Mr Keith Moon quite properly, sigh, alas). CHEERS John.

[@LarryC-stratboy]

Wow, that interviewer really rose to the occasion. Nice job....guy whose dad started a pirate radio station in New Zealand.

[@johnmcbarron7282]

I think Pete will really like his new Arielle guitar. They are very nice!

[@Peter7966]

Keith Moon, the Mod, living a life of higher duty or purpose? As a musician, yes. Beyond that? He was the original wild man with no limits. Many broken hotel rooms back then can attest to that.

[@JFB-Haninge]

Great 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍

[@gonzaloportelasantos498]

The who. Nunca. Seran. Un grupo mas.. Son la EXCELENCIA de un grupo.musical....townshend daltrey......iconos..

[@drexlspivey5828]

"Iain Entwistle" Good to see he done his research...

[@davidmaynard1530]

Zane Lowe made this a great interview, especially Townshend. Always interesting, if not a bit narcissistic. Daltrey still has that streak of the street fighter going on. Excellent point about all four being so different. Entwhistle once called Daltrey “an ego with legs”. And, don’t forget ....... Radio London reminds you : Go to the church of your choice.

[@charlesmountain7702]

our love was...

[@Retroearthling]

wow Roger has had so much work done.

[@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504]

I would imagine it's probably the effects of the vaccine. It definitely has changed him.

[@leewhieldon4299]

So inspiring...I have garage band app and love my music I make..I don’t need nothing fancy..garage band amd my imagination are fancy enough...don’t get me wrong..I’d love a mint studio but in this day and age to have a studio to record your material on via I phone or I pad is mind blowing..I fckin love it man 😎 🎶