On August 3, 1975, The Who opened a U.S. tour without a new album, selling out arenas on the strength of a back catalog few could match, all while the band worked through a very public rift.
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On August 3, 1975, The Who opened a U.S. tour without a new album, selling out arenas on the strength of a back catalog few could match, all while the band worked through a very public rift.
The Who frontman restates a familiar claim, and this time he has backing from his guitarist and Deep Purple’s drummer.
Pete Townshend’s songwriting catalogue, name, and likeness are now under Primary Wave management. The deal points to continued activity from The Who camp and new projects mining his back catalogue.
