PETE TOWNSHEND OF THE WHO - 1967

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Archival Limited Edition Pigment Print
Signed Certificate Of Authenticity

Thank you for supporting the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s mission to engage, teach, and inspire through the power of rock & roll. This print is one of a limited-edition of 10 archival pigment prints created exclusively for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by Baron Wolman in October 2020 and is stamped by the artist. Pete Townshend of The Who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.

On November 18, 1967, The Who performed at the Cow Palace in San Francisco at a free “Festival of Music.” “This concert represented my first live music assignment for Rolling Stone, and it was also the occasion of Jann [Wenner] interviewing Pete Townshend for the first Rolling Stone interview, where the magazine would run these long, insightful conversations with a particular musician. I don’t remember whether the interview in his hotel room was before or after the concert itself, only that it was the first of many times I photographed Townshend and The Who.”
– Baron Wolman