‘It Came From a Place of Resentment’
Pete Townshend began writing ‘My Generation’ as an anthem for his disaffected peers. Then the queen got involved.
“Actually pretty good”: Pete Townshend on the 1980s bands who looked like prats
Pete Townshend is a rock and roll legend whose name firmly exists in the 1960s and the 1970s. So 1980s band had their work cut out to impress him.
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The Who’s Pete Townshend Says Band’s Classic Song ‘My Generation’ Is a ‘Burden’
The Who guitarist Pete Townshend admitted that the band’s most iconic song, ‘My Generation,’ became ‘a burden’ ...
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The Meaning Behind “Out in the Street” by Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen's fifth album, The River (1980), sounds like a release from the hard times. Coming off the Darkness Tour, ...
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Introducing Bolton band Florentenes - flying high with drummer still in school
It was then they discovered 14-year-old Liam Fiddy, who after taking up the drums aged just six, has already been compared to The Who's Keith Moon by legendary music producer David Eringa.
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Top 20 Secret Weapon Band Members
Krist Novoselic gives the band a thumping heartbeat through several intense tracks. Listen closely and you’ll hear a musician ...
Keith Richards on the band who turned the world “from black and white to technicolour”
Keith Richards is a guitar hero, but he also worshipped a specific band that turned the world "from black and white to technicolour". Find out more here.
American Back Roads lead you to gospel-fueled rock and roll and Parchman Prison Prayer
The latest column of Bruce Sylvester’s American Back Roads looks at releases that mesh church and the juke joint, and more ...
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Sonic legacies and renewal: the AACM at 60
The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with a series of concerts at Woodlawn’s First Presbyterian Church of Chicago, and across ...