The Who was formed more than six decades and since John Entwistle's death in 2002, the band continued with the vocalist Roger Daltrey and the guitarist, main songwriter and somestimes singer Pete Townshend. After the 80s, the band only released two studio albums: "Endless Wire" (2006) and "Who" (2019). Since then Townshend said many times that he would love to record a new album and really doesn't see a point in touring every year without nothing new to play for the fans. However, as he said again in an interview with NME, the band's singer Roger Daltrey doesn't want to record a new album. So Pete said that maybe he could write the songs alone and tell Roger that he could sing on them or he would release them as a solo artist. Pete Townshend wants to do another Who album but Roger doesn't "I don't think there (will be another Who record). If there was a need or a place for a Who album, could I write the songs for it within six weeks? Of course, I fucking could; it's a piece of cake. The problem is I don't think Roger wants to do it again. For me, it would be a joy because I love writing songs, I love writing to a brief, I love having a commission, I love having a deadline, and I love the feedback." "I was so pleased that the critical response to the last Who album was so positive. I wasn't expecting that, and I was grateful for it and inspired by it. So where I am at the moment is I'm thinking, well, I might write the songs and then say to Roger, 'Either you sing on them, or I'm gonna put them out as a solo album,' and Who fans will love me for it," Pete Townshend said. Pete Townshend already released seven studio albums on his solo career and the most recent one is "Psychoderelict" (1993). The Who played a few benefit concerts in 2024 but has no scheduled tour dates for the rest of the year. Meanwhile, Roger Daltrey is touring as a solo artist across the United States. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpKhGNaiS6c&pp=ygUYYWxsIHRoaXMgbXVzaWMgbXVzdCBmYWRlThe post Pete Townshend wants to do another Who album but Roger doesn’t appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

At the age of 87, the original Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman announced that he will release his ninth solo studio album, which is called "Drive My Car". This is his first album in nine years, since the most recent one "Back to Basics" was released back in 2015. "Drive My Car" will be released next August 9 and has 10 tracks. Five songs were written or co-written by Wyman and the others are covers, which includes Bob Dylan and John Prine's songs. Wyman's band for the album had the drummer Paul Beavis and the guitarist Terry Taylor. Other names The title-track was already released and can be heard below. "It's not something I do every day, but sometimes I just see a guitar in the corner of the room, pick it up to play around and then something clicks into place. (...) "I think the biggest influence on the album as a whole is J.J. Cale, his laidback groove has always appealed to me. Friends I've played it to have said things like, 'It really sounds like you,' and that makes me happy. I've never tried to be anyone else - I’m Bill, basically," Bill Wyman said about the new album. Hear the new Bill Wyman song "Drive My Car": https://youtu.be/Q-DJqa31Uos "Drive My Car" setlist Thunder On The Mountain Drive My Car Bad News Storm Warning Light Rain Ain't Hurtin' Nobody Rough Cut Diamond Wings Two Tone Car Fools Gold CD/Digital Bonus Tracks 11. Sweet Baby 12. Tell You A Secret The post Ex-Stones Bill Wyman announces new solo album “Drive My Car” appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

After decades playing live, many musicians face hearing issues when they get older and according to The Who's co-founder, guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend, the band's late bassist John Entwistle "had gone so deaf" in his final years that he couldn't even hear himself playing the bass guitar live. So according to Pete, many times he would play the wrong notes. He said that in an interview with NME saying that "The Who" machine died when Entwistle passed away in 2002 at the age of 57. Pete Townshend says John Entwistle was deaf in his final years “A lot of the time when we’re on the stage together, it’s not all that comfortable and you can see that. And it’s sad to say that a lot of dedicated Who fans come to every show in order to see Roger hit me in the face again, for me to smash him over the head with a guitar. Or for one of us to drop dead". “I think it’s been over for a long time. The Who machine died when John Entwistle died, because we were hanging on by a thread in a sense. John had already left the building in the way that Keith had already left the building. John had gone so deaf that he couldn’t hear himself play. So although he was still very virtuosic, a lot of the time he would be making mistakes and he couldn’t hear it." "There was this sense that he was on his way out. Roger and I had a decision to make as to whether or not we would try to keep the flame burning, the brand going, when he died. We were about to do a tour so we decided to do it. And that tour worked out to be quite successful,” Pete Townshend said. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU5GjRey5P0&pp=ygUMdGhlIHdobyAyMDAx The Who played a few benefit shows this year but has no scheduled tour dates in 2024. Meanwhile, Roger Daltrey continues to tour as a solo artist across the United States. He is playing songs from The Who, his solo careers and some covers. He even performed a version for the famous Creedence Clearwater Revival song "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" recently.The post Pete Townshend says John Entwistle was deaf in his final years appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

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