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Talking About The Who

Talking About The Who
The Who
Music
Keith Moon
Quadrophenia
Who's Next
Rock Music
Concert Experiences
Melody Maker
Shepherd’s Bush
Youtube
Just Backdated
Cork
Live At the Oval
The Mod Movement
Live Performances
Harry Nilsson
Ringo Starr
The Beatles
California Wildfires
Tom Wright

Sixty years on from first becoming The Who and Keith Moon joining the band, The Who’s impact on the world is as strong today as it’s ever been. Join host Paul Bearman for a deep dive into the legacy of that nice rock and roll band from Shepherd’s Bush, London, featuring conversations with special guests connected to the band and other Who fans from around the world. Episodes released fortnightly. ... more

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Colin Dawson talks about receiving an OBE for services to British tourism; being on first-name terms with Princess Diana; getting started in music and playing guitar in his first skiffle band; first meeting Roger Daltrey in a café in Acton; the forma... more

Richard Evans talks about designing The Who’s latest tour book, trying to impress his mum by working for a Beatle, the upcoming Who Are You Super Deluxe Edition box set, working with Josh Townshend on the Live at the Oval 1971 cover and the inspirati... more

Buddy Ascott talks about playing with Tony Fletcher in The Dear Boys, being sacked by his previous band and not knowing why, The Who’s influence on The Chords, offering his drumming services to The Who when he was 18, the large Mod audience that foll... more

Dan Epstein talks about co-writing the autobiography of cult band Redd Kross, jamming with Roger Daltrey at the Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas and leaving in a wheelchair (the two things aren't connected!), the effect that first seeing The K... more

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Recent Guests

Buddy Ascott
Former drummer of The Chords and current member of The Dear Boys
The Dear Boys
Episode: Buddy Ascott – drummer with The Chords
Dan Epstein
Music journalist, author, and podcaster
Episode: Dan Epstein – music journalist, author and podcaster
Jody Linscott
World-renowned percussionist who has toured with The Who.
The Who
Episode: Our second conversation with Jody Linscott
Dante DiCarlo
Guitarist for the tribute band Who's Next
Who's Next
Episode: Dante DiCarlo – guitarist in tribute band Who's Next
Andy Neill
A music writer, researcher, consultant, and historian, co-author of books about The Who including 'Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere' and 'Their Generation', showcasing unseen photographs by Tom Wright.
Episode: Andy Neill – Who author and historian
Mandy Moon
Daughter of Keith Moon, passionate about horses and a grandmother.
Episode: Mandy Moon – Keith Moon's daughter
Matt Kent
Author and photographer specializing in The Who
Episode: Matt Kent – Who author and photographer: Part Two
Ethan Fisher
Host of the YouTube channel The Fisher Protocol
The Fisher Protocol
Episode: The Fisher Protocol – Who-based YouTube channel
Bets Crockett
Co-host of The Fisher Protocol and John Entwistle enthusiast
The Fisher Protocol
Episode: The Fisher Protocol – Who-based YouTube channel

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Paul Bearman
Host of Talking About The Who

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Informed and informal

    Very fitting podcast that is full of details and easy to listen to. Highly recommended

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Smallface11
    United Kingdoma month ago

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Buddy Ascott – drummer with The Chords
Q: What do you shout at Pete during their last ever gig?
Thank you for everything.
Buddy Ascott – drummer with The Chords
Q: How did you come to join The Dear Boys?
They asked me a couple of years ago if I'd be happy to participate, and I'm always happy to participate.
Andy Neill – Who author and historian
Q: What is your perspective on The Who's live performances?
They were totally original and unique; nobody sounded like them, and they were an incredible force live.
Andy Neill – Who author and historian
Q: How did your involvement in writing that book come about?
My involvement came about because I knew Tom Wright, the photographer whose work the book collects, and I interviewed him to get stories about the early years.
Mandy Moon – Keith Moon's daughter
Q: Can you remember when you first realized that your dad was famous?
Mandy recalls that she recognized her father's fame primarily through the reactions of her teachers rather than her peers.

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2. Dan Epstein
3. Jody Linscott
4. Dante DiCarlo
5. Andy Neill
6. Mandy Moon
7. Matt Kent
8. Ethan Fisher

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