Here’s the full post: My interview with Rolling Stone. Headline: ‘Pete Townshend says “thanks God” Moon, John Entwistle are dead; they were fucking difficult to play with”’.

Pete Townshend is apologizing for controversial ... the Who guitarist said "thank God" drummer Keith Moon and bass guitarist John Entwistle are "gone." Moon died in September 1978 and ...

The preeminent festival of peace and love was anything but when one of the era's biggest political activists cut in on one of ...

The Who guitarist Pete Townshend responded to reports on his comments about late bandmates Keith Moon and John Entwistle after he said “Thank God they’re gone,” and added that they were ...

The legendary classic rock band founder admits he "couldn't see anything wrong" in the performance that led to the drummer's ...

The Who guitarist Pete Townshend expressed gratitude that late drummer Keith Moon and bassist John Entwistle were no longer in the band, recalling how they were “fucking difficult to play with.” ...

The group now has just two of its four original members -- Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend ... a member of The John Entwistle Band. The Who's scheduled concert at the Hard Rock on Friday was ...

When he wrestled the platform from Pete Townshend ... Zak Starkey on drums and John ‘Rabbit’ Bundrick on keyboards joining Entwistle, Daltrey and Townshend. For the most part, Entwistle ...

The Who‘s Pete Townshend has elaborated on the controversial comments he made about his late bandmates Keith Moon and John Entwistle. The iconic ‘My Generation’ group are set to release ...

The Who’s Pete Townshend has never been terribly cautious ... interview in which he says he’s glad Moon and bassist John Entwistle, who died in 2002, are gone — because they were “f ...

Pete Townshend with The Who at MSG in May (more by Toby Tenenbaum) Over the years, Townshend has lamented the long-gone Moon, and after Entwistle ... player first. “John’s bass sound was ...