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The Black Sabbath bassist and main lyricist Geezer Butler recalled in an interview with Matt Pinfield that his bandmate, the guitarist Tony Iommi, never backed away from a fight and always helped the band when they were being attacked by other people. He recalled that when Sabbath toured in the United States in the early 70s with the band Cactus, one of the members of the band accused Iommi of stealing his drugs. After a big discussion, Iommi smacked him so hard that he "actually went through a wall". In the same conversation, as transcribed by Ultimate Guitar, he recalled that it was Tony that once helped the band to beat skinheads that were threatening him because he had long hair. Geezer Butler recalls that Iommi never backed away from a fight "There were three different varieties of skinheads in England. The first was the mods, who turned into townies, and the townies turned into skinheads. Their sworn enemy was anybody with long hair, or bikers. This one gig we played was in Weston-super-Mare, a seaside town in England." "And, as usual, this was with our first manager. We'd do these gigs, and we'd go to get the money for the gigs, and (they'd) go, 'Oh no, we've already sent it to your manager.' So, with this gig we did, our manager promised us that we'd get the money at the end of the night. So, we did our show, (and) I went to the guy that was putting the show on, and I said, 'Where's our money?' He says, 'I've already sent it to your manager.'" "I was the accountant in the band at the time. And so, I went outside to the telephone box, and called the manager, going nuts for him. And meanwhile, all these skinheads surrounded the telephone box, chanting, 'Kill the greaser, kill the greaser!' Because, if you had long hair, they used to call us 'greasers.'" He continued: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3-QqGVt-tM&pp=ygUWYmxhY2sgc2FiYmF0aCBpcm9uIG1hbg%3D%3D "So I'm going, 'Oh no, I got no money, and I'm going to get kicked to death now by the skinheads.' So, I pretended to keep talking on the phone, pushed the door out, and ran back into the gig, told Tony and Ozzy I couldn't get through to the manager because all these skinheads just threatened me to kill me." "And so, Tony went, 'Come on, let's get 'em!' Tony would never back away from a fight. And so, we picked up microphone stands and guitars and all that, went out and beat the absolute hell out of them," Geezer Butler said.The post Geezer Butler recalls that Iommi never backed away from a fight appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Pete Townshend helped to form The Who back in 1964 and besides being the band's guitarist he also became over the decades their main songwriter. On the road with the band for more than decades, the musician had the chance to see many incredible artists and become a good friend of them. One of the fantastic musicians he had the chance to meet was the late legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix, who tragically passed away too soon in 1970 at the age of 27. Although he was one of the most important guitarists in the world at the time already, Pete said in an interview with NME that Hendrix told him he was broke just a few days before he died. Pete Townshend recalls Jimi Hendrix was broke before he died Pete talked about that when he was explaining that musicians like him never made music because of money, because records actually didn't give the bands much money, according to him. “Look at the legendary Jimi Hendrix, I saw him in LA in the last two weeks of his life. He was happy, he was really nice to me, and he hadn’t been always in the past. I said, ‘How you doing?’ and he said, ‘Pete, I’m broke’. He was huge, and he was broke. [But] we didn’t give a fuck about the money." "I lived in a little house in Twickenham by the Thames, I was happy to be by the water. I had one car. I had a tiny little studio, I was really happy. I had a beautiful wife, lovely kids, great friends and never wanted for anything really, except some time to myself and some time to have with my family. So today I’ve got a sense that I’m lucky to be here and be fit enough to walk around the block and to work with younger musicians, to do some producing and mentoring," Pete Townshend said. Hendrix was a sideman for many artists before he finally formed his own group Jimi Hendrix Experience, alongside Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell. With that line-up, the band released three praised studio albums and in 1970, Hendrix recorded with other artists the album "Band of Gypsys". Since then many unreleased Hendrix recordings were released by his estate and record companies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-2m07d2Neo&pp=ygURamltaSBoZW5kcml4IGZpcmU%3DThe post Pete Townshend recalls Jimi Hendrix was broke before he died appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.