Pete Townshend

Pete Townshend - Live Performance of 'I'm One' at Bush Hall

London

• In November 2010, when Pete Townshend performed "I'm One" live at Bush Hall, he was in a prominent phase of his solo career. The performance is part o... Read Full Description >

  In November 2010, when Pete Townshend performed "I'm One" live at Bush Hall, he was in a prominent phase of his solo career. The performance is part of a series of shows that featured material from his work outside The Who, reflecting his ongoing artistic exploration. Just before this live recording, in 2006, he released the album "Psychoderelict," which showcased his talent as a songwriter and narrative musician. Notably, "I'm One" is a track from The Who's 1973 album "Quadrophenia," further cementing Townshend's legacy both as a solo artist and a member of the iconic rock band. This recording illustrates his dedication to performing both classic and personal material, emphasizing his significant contributions to rock music. Additionally, Townshend's performance style and musicianship at the Bush Hall reflects years of experience and evolution as an artist, making this live recording an important milestone in his career.