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“No disrespect,” the Who frontman added, echoing Paul McCartney’s “blues cover band” assessment of the Stones
Song will appear on Who frontman's upcoming solo album, due this spring
Pete Townshend considered the crowd at the University of Leeds the greatest audience the band had played to
"This karaoke sequel is totally ridiculous," said The Who's manager on the new film
Before "Who Cares About the Next Generation" concert, singer looks back at Sixties shows and ahead to post-tour life
Pete Townshend doesn't sound like a guy who's turning 70 and heading out on his band's last major tour
Madison Square Garden also remembers rock legend who frequently "sat in the first row right beside the stage"
The Who singer on why this is the last major tour, and the possibility of new music and acoustic shows in the future
From Led Zep’s one-off performance to Priest’s patch-up, here are some of the biggest reunions that have gone down in rock n' roll history
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