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19 de may. de 2024 · I Am An Animal (Empty Glass, 1980) By his own admission, Townshend was boozing and drugging too much at the turn of the ‘80s, taking stock of his life and those he’d lost along the way.
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Hace 5 días · In early 1980, The Who signed a 10-million-dollar deal with Warner Brothers for four albums to be delivered within seven years. Townshend also signed a high-dollar deal with ATCO for three more solo albums in five years. Empty Glass was released in April 1980. It peaked a No.11 in the UK and No.5 in the US, and produced three radio hits.
18 de may. de 2024 · Empty Glass (1980) was Pete Townshend’s second solo album, but his first to consist of songs he recorded with an eye toward official release under his own name. The album that preceded it, Who Came First (1972), included demos of songs recorded with The Who, tracks Townshend wrote in tribute to his spiritual advisor, Meher Baba, and one tune each by Billy Nicholls and Ronnie Lane, who were ...
Hace 6 días · I'm walking (Stand still) Not running (Sit tight) Soft talking (I'm thrilled) Not gunning (Your light) Not flying (Lady) I'm falling (This way) I'm not crying (Maybe) I'm calling And I'm gonna to get ya anyway I'm gonna get ya, yeah (Gonna get ya, gonna get ya) (Gonna get ya, gonna get ya) (Gonna get ya, yeah) I'm gonna get ya anyway, yeah I'm cooking (Hot Me) Not raping (Blue eyes) Just ...
Hace 5 días · “Let My Love Open the Door” is a solo hit by Pete Townshend, released in 1980 as a part of his album “Empty Glass.” The song is a departure from Townshend’s work with The Who, featuring ...
4 de may. de 2024 · Empty Glass (1980) was Pete Townshend’s second solo album, but his first to consist of songs he recorded with an eye toward official release under his own name. The album that preceded it, Who Came First (1972), included demos of songs recorded with The Who, tracks Townshend wrote in tribute to his spiritual advisor, Meher Baba, and one tune each by Billy Nicholls and Ronnie Lane, who were ...
