Roger daltrey as long as i have you driver#
Actually, I went into it accidentally, the album before it on my FLAC player ended while I was driving and I didn’t get a chance while I was driving to change it to something I actually wanted to listen to, me being a responsible driver and all, so I was stuck listening to Roger Daltrey’s new album for a while. But I went into this album with low expectations. So I thought, what the hey, he still sounds great, and that new song wasn’t too bad, I’ll give his new album a try sometime. A truly gallant gentleman indeed, in a world with too little regard for innocent ears. There was a six-year-old girl in the front row, it was her birthday, and not only did he have the entire audience sing her happy birthday, he vowed to keep his language clean just for her, and he only forgot once. Daltrey was that night, I never would have guessed it from the man world-renowned for bloodying the noses of fellow members of The Who from time to time. By the way, I have never seen anyone on stage as charming as Mr.
And he ended the show with a new song from his new album, an intimate, pretty piano ballad, which would have been a great way to end the show, except everyone there was expecting “Won’t Get Fooled Again”, so when Roger sang a quiet song and walked off the stage the whole audience just kind of looked at each other in confusion – I’ve never seen anything like it at a concert, 5,000 people completely befuddled, just kind of standing there when the show ended. But then my wife got me tickets to see Roger perform Tommy with the local philharmonic this past summer, and you know what? The guy sounded fantastic. I wasn’t even going to bother getting As Long as I Have You when it came out a few months back. Think of the average man in his 70s you know – can you see that guy as a compelling rock vocalist? Take your average Walmart greeter, that guy’s probably about 76, would you expect him to make a decent rock album? What about the elderly gentleman driving too slow down the city street in front of you, you expect a guy that age to put out a rockin’ album when he can’t even drive faster than five miles under the speed limit? Did we really have any reason to expect that a 2018 album by Roger Daltrey would be any good? How much can we really expect from 74-year-old Roger Daltrey? My mother-in-law, bless her soul, died at 76 a few years back, and I certainly wouldn’t have expected much from an album she made at that age.
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