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Roger Daltrey's "Ride a Rock Horse" album

1975-07-26

    Roger’s second solo album Ride A Rock Horse is released in the U.S. Rolling Stone and Listening Post give practically the only positive reviews in a raft of extremely negative notices. It peaks at #28 in the U.S. charts.

    1975-07-19

      Kit Lambert is interviewed in New Musical Express and reveals publicly that he and Chris Stamp are no longer managers of The Who. He also adds that he is suing Robert Stigwood for credit on Tommy: The Movie and for alienating the affections of Chris Stamp.

      1975-07-07

        Keith Moon has “Happy Birthday Ringo” written in the sky above Los Angeles in honor of his fellow drummer’s 35th birthday. He then sends the bill to Ringo

        1973-07-05

          The Who work on their new live show featuring Quadrophenia during rehearsals at the Sundown Theatre in Edmonton

          1975-06-30

            Roger’s promo videos for Ride a Rock Horse, produced by Gavrick Losey premieres at the Starlite Cinema, Mayfair Hotel, London.

            1975-06-02

              Roger goes to Shepperton Studios for the first day of a two-day shoot of music videos

              1975-05-23

                The album Flash Fearless Versus The Zorg Women Parts 5 & 6 is released.

                Pete Townshend from the May 24th, 1975 issue of New Musical Express - taken on May 19th

                1975-05-19

                  Pete, on his 30th birthday, is interviewed by Roy Carr.

                  1975-05-18

                    Roger is interviewed in The New York Times.

                    1975-04-30

                      Keith joins Pete and John only to discover that, with almost two years off since he was last behind the drums in a studio, he has forgotten how to play! Nevertheless, Pete, John, Keith and guest pianist Nicky Hopkins manage to lay down the track “She Loves Everyone” that will later be retitled “They Are… Read More »1975-04-30