 Artist: Roger Calverley: mp3 download Genre(s): Celtic Discography:  Celtic Mysteries Collection Year: 1998 Tracks: 11 Who lead isaac M. Singer Roger Daltrey forged a parallel of latitude solo life-time history beginning in 1973, when the mathematical group had begun to fall asunder in the aftermath of Quadrophenia. Born March 1, 1944 in London, Daltrey grew up in the same Shepherd's Bush neighborhood as future Who bandmates Pete Townshend and John Entwistle, performing with them as the Detours as early as his late stripling years. Over time, Daltrey developed into one of rock's about powerful tether vocalists, a view to which he staked his claim on the Who's 1971 chef-d'oeuvre Who's Next; his onstage persona was one of macho cock, accompanied by such antics as twirling his mike like a riata. Daltrey first base travelled the solo route in 1973 with an album coroneted simply Daltrey, featuring mostly material penned by a then-unknown Leo Sayer that served as a leaving from the Who's signature hard rock sound. The Who reconvened for The Who by Numbers in 1975, a year that saw Daltrey handout his second solo album, Ride a Rock Horse, and seem in Ken Russell's films Lisztomania (as composer Franz Liszt) and an version of Tommy (in the title of respect role). While the Who went on hiatus for several eld, Daltrey released One of the Boys in 1977 and appeared in the 1978 film The Legacy. During the Who's post-Keith Moon era, Daltrey co-produced and asterisked in the film McVicar, a life story of train robber John McVicar; members of the Who appeared on its soundtrack, which basically served as a full-fledged Daltrey album and establish him bridging the gap between operose rock and the pop songs of his earlier solo work. After the Who officially disbanded in 1983, Daltrey's solo albums became uniformly hard-rocking personal business, about notable among them 1985's Under a Raging Moon. In addition to the Who's 1989 reunion tour, Daltrey has since continued to dissemble in casual tv and celluloid roles, as well as cathartic the solo album Rocks in the Head in 1992. |
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