The 'French Grasshopper' Interview

[Keithjmoon70 at aol.com]

>I'm not sure if it's what you meant, but this makes it sound like  the
problem was that Pete wanted creative control for his own ego or  something.
I'd color it slightly differently and say that the problem was the  music
that would be expected of the band with Pete, John & Roger was not  the music
that was inside Pete at the time.  He was being asked to be  something he
wasn't.  With the loss of John and the expectations of  history, it also
meant that future of The Who would be whatever Pete had in  him creatively.
Some will say that it's too bad it took the loss of John to  make that
happen.  I'd counter that it's too bad those expectations were  there in the
>first place.


BRAVO, Jim
 
Jon in Mi