The Life and Legacy of Rock Legends, The Who

After The Who disbanded in 1983, Kenney Jones didn’t fade into the background. He continued to play, collaborating with bands like The Law (which he co-founded with Paul Rodgers of Free and Bad Company) and lending his drumming skills to various projects without seeking headlines.

Outside of music, he followed a quieter passion: polo. He bought Hurtwood Park Polo Club in Surrey and became deeply involved in the sport, even hosting charity matches and events alongside King Charles. Though he was never fully embraced by Who fans during his time in the band, Jones remained proud of his role and close to the band’s legacy.