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High Pressure Front: GOP-White House Relations Cool As DC Warms (The Note)Karl unearths the most shocking political revelation of 2012, in an interview with The Who's Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey about their efforts to raise money for teens with cancer: Townshend is a "bit of a neocon." More from Townshend
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Alice Cooper's Playlist: Rock Star Shares Top 5 Musical Influencesthen when you saw the Who and you saw the windmill power cords and keys moving all over the place and [lead singer Roger ] Daltrey swinging the thing all around. I went, 'Oh man, this is a whole new world now.'" The release of that song came
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Ad execs take lessons from celebrities at Cannes
Stars are shining in Cannes, but they are not walking the red carpet. Instead, director Spike Lee, Who front man Roger Daltrey , actor and musician Steven van Zandt and the Barack Obama political campaign manager, David Plouffe took the stage
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News You Can Use: Want to be a Roadie for "The Who"?
package includes the opportunity for one person to be a Who Roadie for the day, helping out with set-up and crew related activities. It also includes a meet & greet backstage with Roger Daltrey and a videotaped memento of the special day."
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Rock This Way! You, Too, Can Be a Music Star at Fantasy Camp
say, 'They have fun. They have freedom.' And music is the last great freedom we have left," says The Who's Roger Daltrey , who has taught at the camp. He's quick to add that his own pursuit of the rock-star dream was fueled by a drive
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Who Tour Will Go On Without Entwistle
Entwistle was a founding member of the band 38 years ago. While guitarist Townshend wrote most of the songs, and Roger Daltrey served as lead singer for most of the band's best-known songs such as "My Generation," "Baba O'Riley
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The Who's Bass Player Dies
like this would happen." The Quiet Man Everyone Knew While guitarist Pete Townshend wrote most of the songs, and Roger Daltrey served as lead singer for most of the band's best known songs such as "My Generation," "Baba O'Riley," and
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Sound Bites: The Flaming Lips, The Who, R.E.M.
the green light from Who songwriter Pete Townsend. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder will substitute his booming voice for Roger Daltrey 's in "The Kids Are Alright," while Bowie will interpret "Pictures of Lily." Crow is penciled in for "Behind
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Sound Bites: The Flaming Lips, The Who, R.E.M.
the green light from Who songwriter Pete Townsend. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder will substitute his booming voice for Roger Daltrey 's in "The Kids Are Alright," while Bowie will interpret "Pictures of Lily." Crow is penciled in for "Behind
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Sound Bites: The Flaming Lips, The Who, R.E.M.
the green light from Who songwriter Pete Townsend. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder will substitute his booming voice for Roger Daltrey 's in "The Kids Are Alright," while Bowie will interpret "Pictures of Lily." Crow is penciled in for "Behind
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Sound Bites: Dave Matthews Band, The Who, Suge Knight
another 50,000 tickets in the town, whose population is around 40,000. The Who's Daltrey Dons Priest Collar Roger Daltrey , singer for classic rock act The Who, will don the black suit and white collar of a Catholic priest for Witchblade
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Sound Bites: The Flaming Lips, The Who, R.E.M.
the green light from Who songwriter Pete Townsend. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder will substitute his booming voice for Roger Daltrey 's in "The Kids Are Alright," while Bowie will interpret "Pictures of Lily." Crow is penciled in for "Behind
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Sound Bites: Dave Matthews Band, The Who, Suge Knight
another 50,000 tickets in the town, whose population is around 40,000. The Who's Daltrey Dons Priest Collar Roger Daltrey , singer for classic rock act The Who, will don the black suit and white collar of a Catholic priest for Witchblade
