Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 2月10日 23時02分

“#PeteTownshend’s interest in music began eight years ago when he learned to play a banjo in the ‘trad jazz’ style then popular in Britain. He soon picked up the guitar, mainly playing Cliff Richards and the Shadows material. ‘Then I heard rhythm and blues and it was all over. The first record I remember was "Green Onions” by Booker T. I never listened that much to Muddy Waters and people like that. It was Steve Cropper who really turned me on to aggressive guitar playing . . . Often I actually don’t smash my guitar. I only do it when there is a real physical need for it. You can saw it to get a particular sound out of it. You can show people the grain of the wood. When I smash it, I’m playing the guitar to its utmost, playing it completely for the first time. There’s nothing in the way between me and the guitar.” From the January 20th, 1968 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph taken from the new book 'Art Kane’ @NewBookArtKane #theWho

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