Pete Townshend

Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend (born May 19, 1945 in Ealing, London) is an influential rock guitarist and songwriter best known for his work with The Who.

Collaborations

• Happy Birthday (album) (With Ronnie Lane) (1969)
• I Am (With Ronnie Lane)(1970)
• With Love (With Ronnie Lane)(1971)
• Rough Mix (With Ronnie Lane) (1977)
• Deep End Live! (With David Gilmour et al) (1986)
• The Oceanic Concerts (with Raphael Rudd) (2001)

In 1969 Townshend assembled a band called Thunderclap Newman, produced their album Hollywood Dreams, and played bass on it under the alias Bijou Drains. The album contained the band's number one single "Something in the Air".

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For albums Townshend composed as a member of The Who, see their entry. Not included are albums by other artists on which Townshend played as a session musician.

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