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Pete Townshend has speculated that he took to smashing guitars on stage in response to his father refusing to support his youthful musical ambitions. When the Who became famous, Townshend became ...
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Pete Townshend on his desperate search for the guitar behind the Who’s status as rock legends
One of the the early 1970s’ most iconic rock images is of Pete Townshend in a white jumpsuit playing a cherry-red Gibson SG Special. The Who were rock’s newly christened gods in 1970, thanks to the ...
Townshend explained that he never felt any regret about destroying his instruments because he never formed an emotional attachment to them. “Young kids that buy their first really good guitar end up ...
Homewood Arts Council describes itself as being dedicated to supporting and showcasing its community’s already deep passion for the visual, literary, musical and performing arts. One way the 501(c)(3) ...
It took 24 years, but Who principals Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey both got their way. Daltrey got what he's desperately wanted for so long -- the first album of new Who songs since 1982's "It's ...
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