The Who

Pete Townshend, the guitarist of The Who, has kept his boat in various locations over the years, including the Isle of Wight and off the coast of England. However, specific details about the current location of his boat may not be publicly available due to privacy considerations. He has often expressed his love for sailing and the sea, which reflects in his choice of boating locations.

No, Peter Townshend did not produce "Spirit in the Sky." The song was written and performed by Norman Greenbaum and was produced by Erik Jacobsen. Released in 1969, it became a hit, but Townshend was not involved in its creation or production.

Roger Daltrey expressed admiration for Ann-Margret, highlighting her talent and beauty. He referred to her as a "fantastic performer" and acknowledged her impact on the entertainment industry. Daltrey's comments reflect a deep respect for her contributions to music and film.

Roger Daltrey has one sister named Deborah. He also has two brothers, which brings his total siblings to three. Daltrey grew up in a working-class family in London, and his siblings have largely stayed out of the public eye.

Pete Townshend, the primary songwriter for The Who, has written over 150 songs for the band, including iconic tracks like "My Generation," "Baba O'Riley," and "Behind Blue Eyes." In addition to his work with The Who, he has also released solo albums and contributed numerous songs, bringing his total songwriting output to several hundred. His prolific career spans decades, showcasing his versatility and influence in rock music.

Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of The Who, got his scar from an accident involving a microphone during a performance. In a moment of enthusiasm, he swung the mic and accidentally hit himself in the face, resulting in a cut that left a permanent scar. This incident is often cited as a testament to the band's energetic and sometimes chaotic stage presence.

Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of The Who, is known for his distinctive appearance, characterized by his long, wavy hair, which has evolved from a youthful blonde to a more silver hue with age. He often sports a rugged, masculine look, frequently wearing casual clothing like leather jackets or T-shirts. Daltrey's expressive face and charismatic stage presence contribute to his iconic status in rock music. Over the years, he has maintained a fit physique, reflecting his energetic performances.

Pete Townshend has three children: Emma, Joseph, and Moffet. He shares these children with his ex-wife, Karen Astley. Townshend has been involved in their lives and has spoken about the importance of family.

"Tommy" is a rock musical based on the 1969 album by The Who. It tells the story of Tommy Walker, a boy who becomes deaf, dumb, and blind after a traumatic incident. As he grows up, he faces a series of challenges and abuses, ultimately discovering his talent for pinball, which leads to fame and a search for meaning. The musical explores themes of trauma, healing, and the quest for identity.

Zak Starkey, the son of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, is known to have lived in London, England. However, specific details about his current residence are generally kept private for personal safety and privacy reasons. Starkey is also known for his work as a drummer and has had various projects throughout his career.

Roger Daltrey, the lead singer of The Who, has not publicly identified himself as a Christian. While he has spoken about spirituality and his beliefs, he tends to focus more on personal philosophy rather than specific religious affiliation. His views on life and music often reflect a broader perspective rather than adherence to a particular faith.

Apparently, it began as a stunt suggested by their manager in order to get them in the papers and because of its popularity, he decided to repeat it at most gigs and it became a visual representation of the aggression he felt.

Kenney Jones from Small Faces

Not sure of the current where-abouts, but after he threw it into the crowd, a roadie retrieved it

Yes, Roger Daltrey does have kids. He has five kids from two different marraiges. His first marraige to Jacqueline Rickman, to which he had one son, Simon. Then he had an affair with a swedish model Elisabeth Aronsson and a son, Mathias. His current wife, Heather Taylor had three kids together. Their names are Rosie Lea, Willow Amber, and Jamie. He also has five grandchildren.

Keith Moon was born on August 23, 1946.

John Entwistle was 6' (1.83 M).

Kelly Jones is a very teeny 5ft 2, his band mate Javier is even smaller at 5ft 1!

Keith Richards

No, Warren Moon threw right handed.

Actually, no one really knows what Pete Townshend was "born" into. During his career as lead guitarist for The Who he did however, show some interest into various religions. Personally, I myself think that no one is really born into a religion and therefore the answer to anyone being born a Catholic would have to be no. But that is my opinion (woops).

Currently (May 2009) Zack Starkey -Ringo Starr's son - is touring with The Who as their drummer.

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