Original member Pete Townshend of British rock band "The Who" performs during the opening night show of their world tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 12, 2006. This is the group's first world tour in over twenty years. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES) 

Original member Pete Townshend of British rock band "The Who" performs during the opening night show of their world tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 12, 2006. This is the group's first world tour in over twenty years. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES) 

Original member Pete Townshend of British rock band "The Who" performs during the opening night show of their world tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 12, 2006. This is the group's first world tour in over twenty years. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES) 

Original members Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townshend of British rock band "The Who" perform during the opening night show of their world tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 12, 2006 REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES) 

Pete Townshend performs during the opening night show of "The Who"'s world tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 12, 2006. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer (UNITED STATES) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend from the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend from the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend from Britain's The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend from the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of the British band The Who perform during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Pete Townsend of British band The Who performs during the Paleo festival in Nyon, Switzerland, July 21, 2006. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend from Britain's The Who, perform on the main stage at the 'T in the Park' music festival in Balado, Scotland July 9, 2006. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend from Britain's The Who perform on the main stage at the "T in the Park" music festival in Balado, Scotland, July 9, 2006. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

British Royal Air Force Harrier GR7 pilot Flt Lt Pete Keenlyside (R)
smiles during a debrief with wing-man Flt Lt Ian Townsend on their base
in Kuwait April 1, 2003. Keenlyside destroyed an Iraqi armoured vehicle
using a Maverick laser guided missile duirng his mission over Iraq.
REUTERS/Russell Boyce

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Pete Townsend of the Who performs at the opening of The Who's North American tour at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. [The tour features founding members Townsend, Roger Daltrey and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums.] 

Pete Townsend of the Who, flanked by drummer Zak Starkey, performs at the opening of The Who's North American tour at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. T[he tour features founding members Townsend, Roger Daltrey and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums. ] 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of The Who perform at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. The Who kicked off its North American concert tour with the show. [The tour will feature founding members Daltrey, Townsend and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums. ] 

Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of The Who perform at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. The Who kicked off its North American concert tour with the show. [The tour will feature founding members Daltrey, Townsend and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums. ] 

Roger Daltrey of the Who sings at the opening of The Who's North American tour at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. The tour features founding members Daltrey, Pete Townsend and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums.

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Pete Townsend of the Who performs at the opening of The Who's North American tour at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. The tour features founding members Townsend, Roger Daltrey and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums.

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Roger Daltrey (L) and Pete Townsend of The Who perform at the New World Music Theatre in suburban Chicago June 25. The Who kicked off its North American concert tour with the show. The tour will feature founding members Daltrey, Townsend and John Entwistle as well as long-time keyboardist John "Rabbit" Bundrick and Zak Starkey, son of Beatles' great Ringo Starr, on drums.

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Rocker Pete Townshend (R), pictured with Roger Daltrey (L) at a June 25, 2000 concert in Chicago, is angry over a review of "The Who's" recent performance in New York by Internet website
www.nme.com. Townsend posted his reponse to reporter Alan Woodhouse's bad review on his own website
www.petetownshend.com
and included songs played during the concert, asking fans to decide for themselves.

BK/RCS 

"Who" guitar legend Pete Townsend watches from backstage as [Joni Mitchell] perform August 15 on the second of three days of a music festival. The individual concerts, entitled "A Day in The Garden," are being held on the original 1969 site of Max Yasgur's farm that was immortalized by the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival. Both artists performed in the 1969 show. 

Legendary guitarist Pete Townshend rocks a crowd August 15 on the second of three days of festival music in Bethel, NY. The individual concerts, entitled "A Day in The Garden", are being held on the original 1969 site of Max Yasgur's farm that was memorialized by the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival where the Who premiered in the 1969 show. 

British rock group "The Who" perform during their sold-out concert in Zurich's "Hallenstadion" stadium, late May 16. The Who is on a European Tour promoting "Quadriphnia", a rock opera written by guitar player Pete Townsend. 

Pete Townsend, guitar player of British rock group "The Who", performs during their sold-out concert in Zurich's "Hallenstadion" stadium, late May 16. The Who is on a European Tour promoting "Quadriphnia", a rock opera written by Townsend. 

Roger Daltrey, lead singer of British rock group "The Who", performs during their sold-out concert in Zurich's "Hallenstadion" stadium, late May 16. The Who is on a European Tour promoting "Quadriphnia", a rock opera written by guitar player Pete Townsend. 

Members of the rock band the Who perform onstage at Madison Square Garden in New York July 16, at the first of their six sold out shows. At center is lead singer Roger Daltry and at right is Pete Townsend. 

Pete Townsend of the rock band The Who, plays on stage at the Prince's Trust Masters of Music concert in Hyde Park, June 29. Townsend said of his appearance with other members of the band 'What has been great is that we have been able to work together in a way that we never felt able to as a band in the old days'. 

- UNDATED FILE PHOTO- The 1968 Gibson J-200 acoustic guitar of Pete Townsend, lead guitarist of the British rock band The Who, will be viewed when the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens in Cleveland September 2. The opening of the $92 million museum will be complemented by a six hour concert at neighboring 70,000-seat Cleveland Stadium