This 1985 album from the Who guitarist is a sprawling, ambitious concept piece, notable for its personal themes and sonic experimentation.
- The album was produced by Pete Townshend and Andy Taylor, with additional production by Bob Pridden.
- Guest musicians on the album include Philhil Collins on drums and Pino Palladino on bass.
- "White City: A Novel" reached number 87 on the UK Albums Chart.
Pete Townshend is a guitarist, singer, and songwriter from London, best known as the co-founder of The Who. He has a long career as a solo artist, exploring themes of spirituality, technology, and existentialism. In 1985, Townshend released "White City: A Novel," a concept album that drew from his experiences with substance abuse and recovery. The album was a commercial disappointment compared to his earlier work, but it remains a significant piece in his discography, showcasing his continued artistic ambition.
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