Roger is interviewed for Musician magazine by Chris Salewicz who remarks that Roger still does not seem reconciled to Pete’s disbanding The Who: “I feel his reasons for leaving the Who don’t really hold water. The real reason, I think, was not that he couldn’t come up with the songs but that he just didn’t… Read More »1984-07-01
Pete, his wife Karen and Kenney Jones are among the celebrities who attend a preview of the play Little Me at the Prince Of Wales Theatre in London.
Pete Townshend is interviewed about Philip Norman’s book “The Stones” on the television show “Ear Say”.
Pete reviews Philip Norman’s new book Symphony For The Devil: The Rolling Stones Story for Time Out, calling it “essentially accurate.”
The press reports that Pete has purchased an eel barge for conversion into a floating studio. Most of White City, The Iron Man and Psychoderelict will be recorded on board. I’m not finding any press clippings about this. In fact, the only press about Pete and a barge are about his “grand cru” studio,… Read More »1984-05-01
Roger is interviewed by Scott Muni in London for a live transmission to WNEW-FM in New York.
Pete is interviewed by Scott Muni in London for a live transmission to WNEW-FM in New York. During the interview, Pete’s brother Paul calls in
Roger’s single “Walking in My Sleep” enters the Dutch charts where it will peak at #35
Roger performs “Free Me” and “Parting Would Be Painless” at the Golden Rose Pop Festival in Montreux
John’s estranged wife Alison wins libel damages from Channel Four Television and Goldcrest Films and TV. While appearing as a guest on the defendant’s show Gastank, John had called his wife a “dog.” She did not sue John who she is currently divorcing because he apologized and asked for the remark to be cut before… Read More »1984-04-10