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The Who - Wembley Stadium & New Album
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2019
- Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend chat to Absolute Radio's Claire Sturgess about their upcoming Wembley Stadium gig and a new album on the horizon.
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One of the things I like about Roger, is how much he genuinely loves the Who. It's very obvious that the Who is his favorite band, that Pete is his favorite guitarist and songwriter, and that Keith and John are his favorite drummer and bass player.
Not all rock stars have this level of affection for their band.
He has been feed for decades thanks to them, why not love them?
I would agree. Roger loves The Who, but he’s not ultra competitive either in a toxic way. He also loves Led Zeppelin, and has never been shy about how great he thinks they were. Roger is similar to guys like Paul McCartney and Jimmy Page in that regard. He loves to celebrate achievement and success, both of his group and his contemporaries. He’s an ambassador for Rock music
Roger has great personality. And that' s very rare in the showbussiness.
Don't be mean. He's essential to the Who not less than Keith, John and Pete.
I started listening to them at age 10 in 1975, and am still listening to them at age 54 in 2019.
I'm the same age and near same start date.
Same as both of you. Went to see Paul McCartney's Rockshow in '80 and TKAA was second billed on a double feature. I had been aware of The Who but had not experienced them, so to speak. The film was all it took. Been my fave band and all that goes with ever since. Townshend is a unique talent.
Amen brother.
Me too. 1964 rules.
i first saw them in '75 in London i was 16!
Ive been with them from the 60s and still with them today.. im 71 !! Tommy album will never age, it
will live forever.. and they know it !!!
great to see them again.. rock un roll will never die !!
kingdom777866 half the Tommy record SUCKS. These two geriatrics need to park the walkers already. Keith Moon world be the first to tell these fucks to call it a day
Sam Smith why can’t you just be happy for them to play rather than be so sour. Music is subjective so if you don’t enjoy the Tommy album, doesn’t mean no one else does.
Sam Smith shut the hell up..
You just don’t know art when you see it!
This is no social crisis! This is you having fun!
Yep, same here...
12 years old when I 1st heard them...
Now I'm 55 and have NEVER stopped LOVING them!!! The Who still rules
I could listen to Roger talk all day long. He's a pure joy to listen to.
I'm a big fan and I've always admired Roger for being straight. Plus the teen cancer trust, etc.
However I feel like he hogs the mic, and didn't give Pete much of a chance to talk.
@@spectatecomment7306 well isn't he the front man though? Only joking, and yeah he didn't give Pete much time I agree. It's funny that at age 50 I'm just starting to get into The Who. I grew up playing guitar in the 80s and learned a ton of Rush tunes and Pink Floyd, but for whatever reason skipped out on The Who... but it's cool because I can get into something that's not new but new to me.
He only speaks on a basic level though, I would find it tiresome to spend too much time in the company of someone so intellectually stunted.
He's also a bit of a billy bullsh ter, I might add.
@@joe1972 Not new, but new to you, music is the best kind of music. I know this will sound crazy, but I never listened to the Beatles or Kinks till I was 19. I’m
22 and they’re two of my favorite bands of all time now. I’d had some songs on radio/TV but not much and certainly not the songs that mattered. They were old hat by the time I was born, but my whole life for about two years lol and it was amazing!
@@spectatecomment7306he's obviously holds him in high esteem though so he hardly looks bothered ..
These two,they're been going at each other for years,but you know their friendship deep after 50 + years,they still put on great shows, so catch them while you can,they are rock history
Bet Roger was itching to swing that big pink mic around.
splodge 57 that sounds dirty lol
I love to listen to Roger. He's a great storyteller. 🎤❤
Trisha Jackson he is
He’s an absolute sweetheart as well! I’ve never had the pleasure of meeting Pete yet.
Helen I am so jealous! Though my brother and I met John Entwistle almost exactly a year before he died. He signed a couple pictures I painted. I painted them all like when they were on The Simpsons and a Union Jack as well. Now I need the other 2.
Trisha Jackson Yeah he’s so lovely! I’m very lucky. But so are you- I never saw John live. So good to have a souvenir, too.
I joke that if I met Roger or Harrison Ford I would end up on the news.
True legends. Live at Leeds still knocks you over. Long live rock!!!
Greatest band ever!
These two blokes restore my faith in humanity.
wzrubicon citation needed
@wzrubicon Hey shithead...
Pete was never convicted.
All charges were dropped.
He was a victim of the computer.
And he WAS doing research for his autobiography you twit.
You probably never read it.
Who I Am.
I also highly recommend Roger's book but you probably can't read.
@@ernestkinas5973 Pete was researching how banks were profiting from child porn, hence him purposely using his own credit card. He never even entered the site.
@@MrPhilreilly Correct.
Ernest Kinas yes
I just love these guys all the way around.
this dialog is very refreshing. just honest discourse.
Who'd've ever thunk it? Daltry and Townshend still at it at 75/74? Bloody hell!!
Andrew Francis 75 and 73 i think
@@robertbrown8362 You're right. Pete turns 74 in May.
If only John and Keith were still around with them
Andrew Francis well Keith Richards is still living LOL.. so why shouldn’t Daltrey and Townshend
I just can't get enough of these legends. So awesome
Saw the Who in Toronto with Mr. Moon when he was still kickin best concert of my life
We’ve seen The Who three times on tour.
First saw them on their tour supporting the album,”It’s Hard,” in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl in December 1982, then in November 2006 in Dallas at the American Airlines Center and finally, the “Quadrophenia and More Tour on February 2013(Valentines Day of all days)at the BOK Center in Tulsa. The last one was the best, they were absolutely astonishing! Roger Daltrey hit EVERY note, high or low that night! I told myself that would be the last time I would see them because I felt it just couldn’t get any better. I was with my two best friends, they played everything we loved flawlessly and it was just such a memorable night. I don’t want to “tarnish” that night in any way, especially at the end of their career. Just seeing these two in this interview gave me a flood of great memories.-Chris🎧
I was at the cotton bowl in 82 also! Great show just wished i hadnt puff puff passed on that random joint going through the crowd like an idiot! It had angel dust in it and i basically turned into smoky from friday and wound up in deebo pidgeon coop lol! You feel just like that on that shit and alot of the concert was fuzzy after that!😂
The first Who song I ever heard was I can See For Miles. That was way back when it was first released and on the radio. Bought Tommy when it came out. I've been a fan ever since. My wife and I can't wait to see them again here in Toronto this coming June!
cant wait, pete and roger, obsessive fan since 1982, i was a very young 10 year old mod, just starting out, black and white bowling shoes, jam tour cycle shirt, dogtooth sta press, etc, all from the cavern fourbuetts place just off carnaby street, early to mid 80s? what a amazing place and time for young mods then.
Well done! This was a very joyous interview. This sets the stage for a very promising and fulfilling tour! Thoroughly enjoyed 2 'Who' concerts - Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens, May 1980, Toronto's CNE Stadium, July 1980. However, my fondest memory is listening to the radio broadcast of the Who's 'final' concert from Toronto, Dec. 1982, while studying for a macroeconomics exam. I enjoyed the broadcast so much, I aced the exam! After 39 years, I think I'm ready and due for .... Toronto, June 1st, 2019!
I was just to young to go, my 1st cousins won tickets by the radio for a week calling in... That time was manic it seemed that week mania has lasted all my life.
The who is the only band that I listen to on a daily basis, and that has been that way for nearly 50 years! And it never loses its punch! When I listen to the who I become an instant teenager!
I dont think there has ever been such a powerhouse frontman than Roger, and Pete is a genius.
No pretense at ease and so down to earth. One wonders just how many of these interviews they have done over the years which is probably a chore to do and yet still sound interesting and fascinating to listen to 👍
Pete and Roger, after all they have been thru, have never gotten along better as a duo. They truly are different people, but you just don't see the tension here that you would've seen in 1975.
Loved the concert at Wembley , nice mix of really gifted bands , my friend of 40 years plus , Mr Liam McGowan of Milton Keynes and I , had stage side tickets for the whole concert , thank you all , for being such gifted entertainers 👍🛵🇬🇧🎉
These two men are just geniuses with Pete writing the kind of songs he writes, and Roger the way he blurts them out it’s insanely incredible ❤️🤍💙⬆️
Fantastic interview . I could listen to you talk all day . Good luck with your tour . ‘ Long Live Rock !’ Can’t wait to hear your album!… Your lyrics are always poignant and your passion still shows and it does drive through the audience. Big time 🥰😎
We hope to see them this year
A Big Hope !!!
I’m writing tracks, I love the driving through the songs through them, they are great these guys! They kill it!
Such chemistry!
The Who to me embodies what high-energy Fast Pace rock and roll should be with great melodies and
Harmony. What a great band glad to see that Rodger and Pete can still work together after all these years.
Age really is only a number! Buddy Guy just made one of his best albums ever and he's 82! I saw the Who twice on the Endless Wire Tour in Boston and they were incredible!
Love these guys.
They're still as lovely as they always were.
Great interview So Rog & Pete!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I love these two.
Come back to new Zealand please...saw them in 07 kin awesome show...the best
I enjoyed this interview.
Zak Starkey is the best Who's drummer since Keith Moon. Although Keith was truly unique, Starkey do a great fucking job on the drums.
IMHO, actually a better technical drummer, and never makes a mistake with Pete's music. Best replacement drummer in rock history.
Zak is amazing - his dear old dad must be proud.
Zak is miles better than his dad, I have to agree that he is the best since Keith, and has The Who music in his blood.
@@petemarr824 Zak is technicality better, yes, and also the best Keith Moon replacement there could ever be...however Ringo is the most musical drummer that rock has ever known and the Beatles songs wouldn't be half as endearing or successful without him.
Mark, Ringo as a drummer was sufficient. He obviously had a certain chemistry and bond with the band that was key- but most musical drummer in rock? Scores of more interesting, more musical drummers. For a laugh, check out Quincy Jones’ account of recording Ringo- he sent him
Out for a pint and a shepherds pie and cut the track with another album while Ringo was gone.
Quincy’s account is a little over the top but humorous. John Lennon was once asked if Ringo was the best drummer in the world. His response was that he wasn’t even the best drummer in the Beetles.
At the end of the day, their music drill endures and it’s hard not to like Ringo.
That said, Ginger Baker, John Densmore, Stewart Copeland, Levon Helm, Richie Hayward, Jim keltner, how bout Wally Ingram..... so many drummers who are more musical, more dynamic.
Best band ever.
Richard Martin No, that is Van Der Graaf Generator 😉
willy vlyminck how can you tell someone else who’s the best band ever? 😂
@@willyvlyminck201 who the f*ck are those c*nts?
@@MrInfinitrix classy
@@ryaningham5374 thanks LG AS YOU WERE
I can see for miles blew me away at age 14 especially for a kid who road travelled a lot around Canada and first hearing it on the car radio.
Love 'em
Can't wait for new album.........
Pete Townshend and Rodger Daltrey change the course of history with their music how awesome band I wish I could have met them in person I'm 66 years old I would love to meet Rodger Daltrey and Peter Townsend but anyway I really enjoyed their music and I still listen to it
Legends !! Simple as that
saw them twice in entwistles final years. fantastic and what a song catalogue. been a fan since 82 ,would be great to see them both play with Mick and Keith
Loved the singles in the sixties on the radio (no money as a kid) and bought Pinball Wizard 50 years ago about now. Saw them 1971 Apollo Glasow, Celtic park 1976 and SEC Glasgow 2001 or 2 cant remember exactly. What can you add. Magic guys. Ps got all the albums.
The show was incredible. The combination of the orchestra with The Who was perfection. If you get a chance to see them... go!
That's great to hear. I wondered if going to see them at their age and without Keith & John would leave me with a feeling a kind of longing for 1969-78... Glad it was a great show. I know this was three years ago 😀
@@joe1972in my humble opinion, they're even better now! I just hope they DO tour again. Sadly I was forced to miss the last Teenage Cancer Trust gigs this year.
Pete's head looks nice and trim/smart. Comb over rock stars are not good. Baldy is good !
I agree. Late 80's Pete was not a good sight.
Great band! ✌️🔥
My 2 favorites
I love you Roger Daltrey nad Peter Townshend 😎💕👌
Fillmore East May 18, 1969. Sunday show scheduled due to a "fire" cancellation at Friday night's show. Teacher at school I attended was at that concert and unable to attend Sunday. I was lucky recipient. Tommy had been released 2-3 days prior to gig. Saw them another 6 times - always excellent but somehow, that Sunday afternoon show will always resonate as a life altering experience. And even though that was a time where I often indulged in a recreational sideline that was very much a part of the sixties, that afternoon I was stone cold sober in every aspect of the word.
History right there.
I started listening to them in High School probably around 1970, and still listening at age 64 in 2019. I saw them not long before Keith died.
Fucking legends. Legend gets thrown out too much. But these guys are definitely that.
Such cool dudes.
I hope I luck out and get to meet them some day after singing My Generation in public. They are my idols!
Roger still looks good for his age. Still has the hair.
Thanks, the ox definite biggest influence for me, Keith showed how Rok n Roll should be. When four members are giving it all, that's the 5th bandmate. Thanks for the billions of hours of ROCK☆☆☆☆☆
Can’t stop looking at Pete fidgeting with his hands
He can't sit still that long.
Be thankful they didn't give him a laptop.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504got fiddled by your dad then eh? 😅
Pete's mouth at 5:11: "Whats the fuck's he saying?" 😂
Cool...glad to see they are still rocking. Sure miss Keith Moon and John Entwistle (RIP). Kinda like losing family members, never the "same" again. But, still cool that Roger and Pete are doing what they are doing
I would have like to see them play Woodstock for their 50 th anniversary this summer.
Howard Weinstein I would’ve too, but Roger just didn’t feel it would be the same and that it’s too much for them to play. This is good too though!!!
They've still got it.
Imo they never lost it. Great great band. Seen em 3 times. And roger solo once. Incredible live band. Just love daltrey, and its so evident that he still loves being in the who.
THE WHO THE BEST NUFF SAID
I’ll see them in Pittsburgh on May 30.
Mike Flood see you there.
Michael Moran section 220. You?
Going to the concert,looking foward to seeing pure talent on stage as opposed to the garbage
we are normally subjected to.Long live the lads .
Petes lookin cool he should have been cutting his hair like that ,long ago
Fifty years ago i first heard Tommy as a small child..its still in my collection today
Rip keith and john
Why should he care if he has to cut his hair.
more remarkable than my other bits lol
What a great interview. My all time favourite is Tommy the movie. The 70s was the years to be alive none of the s#$t today that's playing and going on.
October 7, 1976 in San Diego. 18 years old. Floor seats...around 20 bucks...milled about in front of the stage dodging bouncers, then the lights went out and the crowd rushed the stage. My friend and I crushed against the stage, no more than five feet from Pete for about the first 30 minutes of the concert before they could clear everyone out. I remember it like it was yesterday. Seen them minus Keith and then minus John a few more times.
How loud were they in 1975 compared to say 2001?
@@raultennis5904 Shockingly loud, extremely loud, especially since we were right against the stage and all those stacked amps were just a few feet away. Now they elevate amps but in those days they were right on stage. No wonder Pete has hearing problems. My ears were ringing for a couple of days.
They look a damn side better than The Stones. Always were an intelligent band of killer individual musicians. Still relevant and passionate about music and life with an awesome back catalogue of songs. Long live The Who !
I love how Roger speaks so highly about Pete...and Pete towards Roger. It’s extremely endearing. 😀
Still GODS among mortals!!!!
Fucking legends.
Rogers in a tribute band. Lol
I'd go see that
Volume is about other people bringing a family argument into the event and interrupting your listening. Like watching Jimmy Page yesterday and seeing a stagehand go after something in front of Jimmy while he was performing. Luckily, he kept on in the moment. EXTRAORDINARY!
Cool to see them smile. They're still there.
The two
Pete always has the coolest shoes. Wish we could have seen his eyes, they're beautiful.
I think Pete's just had eye surgery.
@@helenbryant404 Ooooh! Probably lenses. Hope it doesn't affect the colour. Killer eyes.
Yes, they’re beautiful. They both have beautiful eyes.
IThanK GOD 4 PETE & SO SHUD ALL! HES BETTER THAN THE BEST! N SO WAS JOHN ! LONG LIVE ROCK SHUDA BIN PLAYED AT THE KENNEDY CENTER. AND THE REAL ME AS AN TRIBUTE TO JOHN N KIETH. GOD BLESS U PETE! I LOVE U DEARLY FOR TEACHIN ME TO LISTEN TO MUSIC. AND JOHN 2. ITS WHY I LOVE 2 PLAY BASS N🎸🎼🎤🎵 GUITAR. YOU DONT GET BORED TRYING TO🎓 LEARN WHO SONGS! U GET INSPIRED!😱😅😉😎
The WHO is and always will be the best
They look young.
nice
Ever think about playing the whole Sell Out album? If it's challenging, I understand?
How can it be The Who without John Entwistle and Keith Moon. Moving on ?
John Entwistle was special to me because he played french horn. The whole group cannot be replaced. I am glad they did not stop making music.
Who are they .....
What is Pete miming around 5:14 ?
Whats up with big "Whack A Mole," mallet mics?
Advertising for the radio network.
Just laughed out loud.
😂😂😂😂
My first record was tommy
Vuelvan a Argentina
Roger's real name is Hugh Fitzcairn and he is immortal.
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Pre ordered the new album which will be signed by peter and Rodger ,but can not afford the Wembley gig.
Where did you order it signed?
where'd you order that?
LOVE ALONE PREVAILS Avatar Meher Baba
Aw
I got slammed and moved back in '89 literally. I think Simon Phillips was on drums? His bass drum did CPR on my chest with every beat.....LOUD!
Kenny Jones.
@@patmccormick9972 '89 was Simon Phillips.
"You've spoken in the pahst about an evening out with Keith Moon. People have actually died on such nights. Young people today likely don't know, and won't believe, the stories. Could you elaborate on what nights out in the 60's and 70's, when people died, were actually really like? It would be a wonderful education for today's young people."
Wish they were slightly less modest, and said at least something about the vast charity foundations which they support. E.G. transforming cancer treatment in The U.K. with Teenage Cancer Trust (building state-of-the-art new,wings to every major hospital there, for teenagers, from tens of millions in donations raised through their concerts, along with allied artists).
They do all the time every gig ive ever seen them do they talk about it.
I know deep down that Roger and Pete love each other as life long friends and all, but it really seems from their body language that they just can’t stand each other, mainly Pete. I could be wrong, but that’s the feeling that comes across to me.
Ya, I NOTICED ALSO. ROGER LEANING AWAY AS IF HES EXPECTING TO BE STRUCK,AND HE KNOS HE DESERVES IT WITH HIS TRYING TO B RESPECTABLE POMPUS ATTITUDE! HE SHUDA BIN REPLACED THE DAY HE WANTED TO BE RESPECTABLE!😕😎
Yeah townshend knows he's intellectually on a higher level than daltrey and that he has to make some allowances to find some common ground.
He likes to throw around the word 'art school' in a lot of his interviews simply to distance himself from roger.
I too sense roger flinching sometimes as if he's been on the end of a few smacks by pete in the past.
I saw you Pete in Chicago get frustrated with your guitar tech and in the middle of the song just stopped and launched your guitar in the air. The tech handed you another and you started from the beginning. Great days then great days now.
Alan Rogan is his guitar tech and he has been taken some shots over the years. He's earned his keep.