The Who rocker Pete Townshend has hinted he may team up with Mick Jagger in the recording studio. The pair have worked together on projects in the past but Townshend and The Rolling Stones front man have yet to collaborate lyrically.

Writing on his blog Townshend says, "You know, he (Jagger) has asked me to work on several records with him and I've very much enjoyed doing it. But he's never suggested that we write together."

"His ex-wife Jerry (Hall) used to say all the time, 'You and Pete should write together.' And we would kind of go, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah. It may happen, it may not.'"

In the same posting, Townshend cites his rock contemporary's group as the inspiration for his band's classic 1966 single Substitute.

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