The Who guitarist's 1972 solo debut, a spiritual exploration that presaged his later thematic work. It was notably the first release on his own Track Records label.
- Recorded in 1971 at Townshend's ' Eel Pie Sound Studios' and Olympic Studios, this album featured an eclectic group of musicians including members of the Grateful Dead and Delaney & Bonnie & Friends.
- While "Let's See Action" and "When I Die" were released as singles from the album, neither charted.
- The album title is taken from a line in the song "Pure and Easy", which also appears in a different version on The Who's 1971 album, Who's Next.
Pete Townshend is a guitarist, singer, and composer, best known as the principal songwriter and co-founder of The Who. In 1972, he was at a creative peak, having recently released the ambitious rock opera Tommy and Live at Leeds with The Who.
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