Pete Townshend

The Who didn't catch fire quite like The Beatles, but musicians knew how good the band was. Paul McCartney definitely took notice of this Who album.

After a disastrous show and the loss of some precious drugs. Roger Daltrey learned what it took to get kicked out of The Who.

Before they made their historic appearances at Monterey Pop, The Who's Pete Townshend needed to work out an issue with Jimi Hendrix.

In yet another provocative Pete Townshend interview, The Who's bandleader had a wild story about The Beatles' George Harrison.

The Who's Pete Townshend has never been shy about answering questions. When someone asked about the Beatles music, he didn't hold back.

While The Who's records regularly landed in the top 10 in the US and UK, only 1 album ever topped the charts in either country.

The music of The Who has been used in commercials for decades. And Pete Townshend has a blunt message for those calling him a sellout.

After another wild interview, The Who's Pete Townshend explained what he meant by saying 'thank God' drummer Keith Moon is no longer alive.