| Roger Daltrey on his generation live on BBC London 94.9fm |  | | Roger Daltrey (left), with Pete Townsend, John Entwistle and Keith Moon |
| | Frontman with - and now one of only two remaining members of - The Who, Roger Daltrey joined Gary Crowley for a one hour special...
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In this extremely candid interview Roger Daltrey talks about 40 years of The Who, the death of John Entwistle and much more.
He also gives a valuable insight into the workings of one of Britain's greatest and most influential bands. Here's a sample:
Daltrey on Keith Moon: "He had great big black eyebrows with mischief written all over them."
On the death of John Entwistle and The Who's My Generation ethos: "Touring took some of the pain away..."
"John died before he got old and I'm sure we all will. It's a state of mind."
Audio
Part one (20' 17")
Discovering Elvis and Lonnie Donegan, the formation of the band at Acton County Grammar School, Keith Moon wanting to be a Beach Boy and the death of John Entwistle.
Part two (15' 29")
Musical influences, going into the barbers as Teddy Boys and coming out as Mods, breaking the rules and some of the band's infamous fights.
Part three (6' 17")
The changing sound of The Who, getting involved in the peace movement, Woodstock and breaking America.
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