Show Notes
Jody Linscott talks about playing on the recent UK tour with Roger Daltrey, the planned documentary about her life, holidaying in England in 1971 and deciding not to go home, the differences between touring with Roger nowadays and touring with The Who in 1989, how the music industry is rapidly changing, the importance of art to our well-being, the oversaturation of music in the modern era, and having two children’s books published by Jackie Onassis.
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RELATED LINKS
Buy tickets for Who’s Next at the 100 Club (featuring Paul interviewing Dante DiCarlo)
The Who: Album by Album – Dante DiCarlo’s new book
Who’s Next tribute band website
The Who’s North American farewell tour dates
Roger Daltrey – ‘Naked Eye’ London Palladium, 21st April 2025
Roger Daltrey – 'Days' (Kinks cover), preceded by heckling Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 24th April 2025
Roger Daltrey – ‘Who Are You’ Piece Hall, Halifax, 30th July 2025
Kachina Dechert (Jody’s daughter) on IMDB
The Who – ‘Join Together’ Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, 24th August 1989
Jody’s two children’s books on Amazon: Once Upon A To Z: An Alphabet Odyssey The Worthy Wonders Lost at Sea: A Whimsical Word Search Adventure Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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