Rock and roll was already changing by leaps and bounds every week in the 1960s, but Pete Townshend wasn't afraid of healthy ...

"Pete Townshend's a god of guitar and always will be," read one of his previous comments. Related: Jelly Roll Joins Limp ...

May credited Townshend with fundamentally shaping the sound of rock guitar, stating, "I can’t imagine Rock Guitar without ...

Pete Townshend may have been out for blood during the first tours with The Who, but he knew that some of his inspirations could do no wrong.

A new Pete Townshend box set will feature CD versions of all of The Who guitarist/songwriter’s solo studio albums.

Credit: Gijsbert Hanekroot/Redferns Pete Townshend has been known to give ... heard me play rhythm in the function of a rhythm guitar. That’s where I really get off very well.” ...

After their Woodstock performance, The Who’s popularity exploded in the United States. They were touring to promote the newly released rock opera Tommy, which also changed the course of rock history.

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But they had something most of them did not: a guitar-slinging songwriter whose aspirations went beyond the usual songs about cars and girls. Pete Townshend first revealed his intentions on the Wh ...

Pete Townshend has announced his latest box set, 'The Studio Albums,' which includes all eight solo albums and new ...

Pete Townshend was born in London in 1945 and came of age during a peak period in British rock history, leading the Who as their guitarist and main songwriter. He penned classics like 'I Can't ...