The Who to release his new album 'Who & # 39; in November; & # 39; Ball And Chain & # 39; Single Available

L & # 39; WHO owns one of the biggest rock inheritances in the history of music: it's one of the best live bands, it has sold more than 100 million albums in the Worldwide and recorded nine American albums and ten British .top ten and 14 British singles career spanning six decades.

Now, 55 years after his first recordings, L & # 39; WHO is back with his first new album in 13 years, titled "Who", whose release is scheduled for November 22. A new single, "Ball and chain", is now available on all streaming services.

The songs on "Who" cover a multitude of topics, including the Grenfell Tower fire, theft of music, spirituality, reincarnation, the power of memory and "an old rock star who has lost his marbles". Singer Roger Daltrey the class among the strongest.

"I think we made our best album since "Quadrophénie" in 1973, "he said.Pete [[[[Townshend, guitar]did not lose it – he is still a fabulous songwriter, and he still has that edge. "

added Townshend: "This album contains almost all the new songs written last year, with two exceptions: there is no theme, no concept, no story, but only a set of songs that myself and my brother. Simon) wrote to give Roger Daltrey a source of inspiration, challenges and opportunities for his recently revived singing voice.

"Roger and I'm both old now, no matter the extent, so I tried to stay away from romance, but also from nostalgia, if I can. I did not want someone to feel uncomfortable with it. The memories are good, and some songs refer to the explosive state of things today.

"I made new home studio demos of all these songs in the summer of 2018 using an extensive collection of old and new instruments. We started recording as L & # 39; WHO in March 2019 and finished at the end of August, just in time to make vinyl – or even cassettes – ready to be launched in November. "

Two songs on the disc – the epic "Ball and chain" and loaded with ropes "Hero Ground Zero" – Recently, their world premiere took place when the band played with a 40-piece orchestra in a full Wembley stadium. The spring of 2020 will see the group embark on a tour of the UK with an orchestra.

"Who" track list:

01. All this music must be erased

02. Ball and chain

03. I do not want to be wise

04. Deviation

05. Beads on a chain

06. Hero Ground Zero

07. Street Song

08. I'll be back

09. Breaking the news

ten. Rockin 'In Rage

11 She rocked my world

Photo credit: Rick Guest / courtesy of NEC Group

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