Pete Townshend on whether The Who will make another album: “We have a bit of a river to cross”
nme.comPete Townshend has been discussing the likelihood of The Who making another album – and he seems the more enthusiastic between him and Roger Daltrey.With Townshend now 79 and Daltrey having turned 80 this year, the pair are coming to the end of their illustrious careers.
The pair are the only surviving members of The Who’s classic lineup, and the only two currently in the band.Speaking to The Daily Beast, Townshend said: “I don’t know what’s gonna happen with The Who.
I’m hoping Roger [Daltrey] and I can find some common ground and find some way to work again, possibly without an orchestra, because I think we’ve done that.
But also, there’s this sense that we’re in the last tour period of our career. Are we just hoping to do what Bob Dylan does and just keep going?”He explained that he’s “encouraged” by Daltrey’s solo tour, and likes the idea of them putting a small band together.
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