2004-04-21
The Japanese heavy metal band Outrage releases their CD Cause For Pause with a cover of “I Can See For Miles” sung phonetically in English. You can listen to it on Youtube here
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2004-04-15
The Who make #29 on Rolling Stone’s list of “The Immortals”, a list compiled by rockers including Pete. The Beatles head up the list. Eddie Vedder writes the tribute for The Who. He closes with “Presumptuously I speak for all Who fans when I say being a fan of the Who has incalculably enriched my… Read More »2004-04-15
2004-04-14
The Evening Standard prints a pic of Pete and his partner Rachel Fuller out and about after she lands a recording contract with Universal Records
2004-04-14
A Japanese website called “Rock Odyssey” hints of Who shows in Japan, a country where The Who had never before toured
2004-04-12
A DVD of the British Rock Symphony, featuring Roger performing “Street Fightin’ Man,” “5:15,” See Me Feel Me,” “Let It Be” and “Pinball Wizard,” is released in the U.K
2004-04-10
Pete publicly apologizes to John Entwistle’s mother Queenie for some remarks he made about John in the previous month’s issue of Uncut magazine.
2004-04-08
Pete performs at the Ronnie Lane Tribute Concert at the Royal Albert Hall. He does “Evolution” solo, and then performs “A Heart to Hang Onto” with the Kenney Jones band
2004-04-07
Roger receives a lifetime achievement award for The Who at the Capitol Radio Awards in London
2004-04-07
The group Recliner releases their CD Make a Friend featuring a cover of “The Kids Are Alright”You can listen to it on youtube here
2004-04-04
The SAS Band (Spike’s All Star SAS Band) featuring Chris Tompson, Tony Hadley, Paul Young, Leo Sayer, Arthur Brown, Fish, Mark Shaw, Tom Robinson, Richard O’Brien, Roy Wood and Roger Taylor release The SAS Band live DVD. It contains a cover of “My Generation” with vocals by Leo Sayer and lead guitar by Formula 1… Read More »2004-04-04