The Who

Who singer recalls feeling guilt even though guitarist had started assault.

Once dubbed “maximum R&B,” the Who later progressed beyond rhythm and blues – but still continued to do everything at a maximum.

The Who frontman outlines requirements for role of “strange bunch of people.”

Don't ask him to perform 'The Who Sell Out' in its entirety either.

Who drummer continued his litany of personal disasters when he trashed a room and collapsed in August 1976.

Drummer took rock 'n' roll excess and made it into something approaching performance art.

The Who frontman Roger Daltrey believes Pete Townshend might not have written his “greatest work,” and hopes he finds the inspiration to do it.

The late drummer’s friend, Chris Glen of the Michael Schenker Group, discusses Moon’s final performance with the Who and his legendary antics.

Roger Daltrey says there are no sexual predators among rock stars and that claims to the contrary are “salacious crap.”

That deaf, dumb and blind kid sure could play a mean pinball, but how would he do as the main attraction on the cover of a Broadway playbill?