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Crushing all hope that the Who just might reform for the heck of it, all three original members are reportedly hard at work on some more of their famous solo projects. According to former Who manager Bill Curbishley (who still represents the dudes), “Pete Townshend is getting new material together at his London studio and he’s deciding on the producer—he’s got a couple of top-name guys in mind.”
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Crushing all hope that the Who just might reform for the heck of it, all three original members are reportedly hard at work on some more of their famous solo projects. According to former Who manager Bill Curbishley (who still represents the dudes), “Pete Townshend is getting new material together at his London studio and he’s deciding on the producer—he’s got a couple of top-name guys in mind.” Curbishley added that Cyrano is “keen” to make a “dance-oriented” record. Our Heee Desk says it sounds more like he’s keen to recoup some bucks after White City.
As for Roger Daltrey, the manager says: “He’s basically through with pre-production and he’s working with Alan Shacklock again.” Are you listening, mom? And John Entwistle has formed a band of his very own, including Henry Small (vocals), Andy Nye (keyboards, ex-Michael Schenker Group) and Zak Starkey (drums, ex-Beatle spermatozoa). Their LP is nearly finished and is— according to Curbishey—“getting a lot of interest from the majors.”