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Cover of Pete Townshend's "Another Scoop" album

1972-05-02

    Pete records his demo for “Long Live Rock” at his home in Twickenham. The demo would later be included on “Another Scoop” You can listen to it on YouTube here

    1972-04-28

      Keith is on the Thames Television show Today debating the merits of open-air festivals with Tory politicians

      The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes" backed with "Going Mobile" Dutch picture sleeve

      1972-04-22

        “Behind Blue Eyes” backed with “Going Mobile” enters the Dutch charts and peaks at #27

        Cover of the April 22, 1972 Melody Maker

        1972-04-22

          Melody Maker prints an interview with a surprisingly sober Keith. Chris Charlesworth conducts the interview. The interview is available in the book “The Who – Uncensored on The Record”

          1972-04-15

            New Musical Express prints part three of a long interview with Pete conducted by Chris Van Ness in Denver the previous December.

            Cover of the April 8, 1972 New Musical Express

            1972-04-08

              New Musical Express prints part two of a long interview with Pete conducted by Chris Van Ness in Denver the previous December.

              New Musical Express interview with Pete Townshend from April 1, 1972

              1972-04-01

                New Musical Express prints part one of a long interview with Pete conducted by Chris Van Ness in Denver the previous December. Parts two and three follow on the 8th and 15th. You can read some of it here

                1972-03-28

                  Keith purchases a 1938 Chrysler Model Wimbledon Limousine

                  1972-03-27

                    Pete pre-records his appearance on the BBC1 TV programme How Can You Be So Sure? discussing his belief in Meher Baba

                    1972-03-19

                      Keith, who never learned how to drive, returns to his home from The Sgt. Pepper Club in Staines, driving his AC 428 (Fastback) car at 140 mph through three fences, skidding on through farm land and ultimately stopping four feet short of a reservoir.