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Saturday Stream celebrates Pete Townshend’s birthday today with a Spotify Playlist collecting
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USA Today Music — The Nashville, Tenn.-based company, which provides guitars to stars like Keith Richards, Pete Townshend and Lenny Kravitz, said it had support from creditors for a deal that would allow it to survive.
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"There's A Fortune In Those Hills" features on the new Who Came First deluxe reissue
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"There's A Fortune In Those Hills" features on the new Who Came First deluxe reissue
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Topix — Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend, the two surviving members of The Who, are shown performing at San Diego's Valley View Casino Center in 2016. At his Saturday concert in Las Vegas, Daltrey, 74, said he is "very, very deaf." more info
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The Who frontman Roger Daltrey will soon issue 'As Long As I Have You,' a new solo album featuring Pete Townshend on seven tracks.
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Pete Townshend's 1972 solo album Who Came First also reissued
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Pete Townshend's 1972 solo album Who Came First also reissued
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Sweeping The Nation — We did this at length a couple of times back in the old days and nobody cared then, but if STN is renowned for one thing it's not knowing when it's not wanted so here's all the interesting music-related programming on telly and radio betw... more info
L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — If “Tommy†is the Who’s great rock opera, its successor, “Quadrophenia,†might more accurately be described as the rock group’s great opera. That perspective is reinforced by “Pete Townshend’s Classi... more info
L.A. Times - Entertainment — If “Tommy†is the Who’s great rock opera, its successor, “Quadrophenia,†might more accurately be described as the rock group’s great opera. That perspective is reinforced by “Pete Townshend’s Classi... more info