The fallout from Julie Burchill and Tony Parsons’s book The Boy Looked At Johnny whee Keith Moon was written off. This song is Petes visceral response.
From Empty Glass of 1980.
[Spotify] Jools and Jim
Friday, May 22, 2020
“Jools and Jim”, Pete Townsend
This way: Jools and Jim
Did you read the stuff that Julie said?/Or little Jimmy with his hair dyed red?/They don’t give a shit Keith Moon is dead/Is that exactly what I thought I read?’ Over a near-frantic beat and needling guitar, Townshend dismisses the young _NME upstarts and their ilk as little more than ‘Typewriter bangers'.
The fallout from Julie Burchill and Tony Parsons’s book The Boy Looked At Johnny whee Keith Moon was written off. This song is Petes visceral response.
From Empty Glass of 1980.
[Spotify] Jools and Jim
The fallout from Julie Burchill and Tony Parsons’s book The Boy Looked At Johnny whee Keith Moon was written off. This song is Petes visceral response.
From Empty Glass of 1980.
[Spotify] Jools and Jim
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