Empty Glass
Album by Pete Townshend
Released	April 21, 1980
Recorded	Unknown
Genre	Rock
Length	39 min 39 sec
Label	Atco
Producer(s)	Pete Townshend
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
Pete Townshend chronology
Who Came First (1972)	Empty Glass (1980)	All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes (1982)

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Track listing

1. "Rough Boys"
2. "I Am an Animal"
3. "And I Moved"
4. "Let My Love Open the Door"
5. "Jools and Jim"
6. "Keep on Working"
7. "Cat's in the Cupboard"
8. "A Little Is Enough"
9. "Empty Glass"
10. "Gonna Get Ya"