Thankyou for enhancing my life, with your awesome music... Rodger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, and KeIth Moon. The music that our Generation grew up with, must be preserved at all cost.
I'm hep ! They lined my mortal existence here with a spirit of love and understanding of "giving*. GENIUSES , THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR GIFTS with US!❤❤❤
Hummm no Man. Best vocalist? Never. There's a Lot better than him. Robert plant, van Morrison, Freddie Mercury, tom waits, Eddie Vedder, etc etc etc. Neither Pete Townsend liked daltrey's voice.
Then playing this way is disrespecting our music. It’s a musical funeral every note. The who is like old Yeller Time to get put down to take them out of our suffering Money is the rot of this evil
Roger was in North Charleston, SC in 2010 and was leaving after his solo concert in the back of North Charleston, SC Performing Arts Center, he was in the passenger seat of a white van and stopped the driver when he was about to pull out onto the street. He had seen me with my Quadrophenia album cover and rolled down the window to sign it with my Sharpie. Some other fans with children a ways away saw what was going on and they came up to the van. Roger got out of the van to meet everyone, signed autographs with my Sharpie he had asked to borrow and posed for pics. One of the biggest rock stars ever and he could have quickly left out of the parking lot but stopped that van and graciously stayed around for 10 minutes. I'll never forget that. Thank you Roger.
What a pleasant memory, I saw them in Seattle 1982 for their farewell tour (imagine $16.00 ticket) 41 years ago, the greatest concert I ever attended. Never too old for rock and roll. God love em! Keep on rocking!
Oh my God I'm listening to more of this thing he sounds like a classic blues singer which is what the who really always was. Like everybody said this is insane this guy is 79 years old he looks fantastic he's got the great stage moves he's got the energy the passion the beautiful head of hair I can't believe it's 2023 and at least the two of the members that I left in too bad the others lost their lives really I can't believe we still got Pete and Rodger and Zack and the rest of them including Pete's brother getting it done unbelievable. What a gift who would ever think in 2023
That violin solo was amazing. Close to the original recording, but even better - tone, timing, intonation, feel: perfect. Wow. And Daltrey, at his age, at the end of a concert, still belting like this? In his prime, he was one of the greatest rock singers of all times to me. In his retirement age, with like 80% of the power he once had, still an impressive singer.
I knew it, I predicted this a few months ago. I said at some point in the not too distant future the Who would pop back up like "haha, we got you again, we're still touring".
I. Love. It. How. The. Classic. Songs. Of. Led. Zepplin. Are. Turned. Into. Classical. Prices. With. An. Orchestra. And. All. Not. Of. A. Pity. It. Was. Always. On. The. Radio. And. Not. On. You. Tube. It. Brings. It. On. 🏠. Home. Pity. The. London. Phillaharmonic. Orchestra. Can't. Do. The. Same. With. Other. English. Bands. Like. Status. Quo
More than fifty years since I first saw this performed. The violin solo still sends shivers through me with its vitality and energy....Zac has really settled into his role behind two legends. What memories this brings back...
The Who, now Roger and Pete, have sustained the core energy and brilliance that made them instant friends when we first heard them in 1965. I'm glad I saw them on their 1974 Quadrophenia tour and a few times in the following decades. We're lucky to have grown up with them and still have Pete and Roger with a great band. Thanks for this.
I cannot believe how good how good Rodger sounds. Unbelievable. And what I had a hair of the man's got my God. Anyways the band sounds great Pete looks and sounds fantastic I love Zak starkey's drummings
Roger and Pete are legends. I’m in awe of how Roger can still sing so well for his age. He’s not like he was when he was in his 20s-40s, but for a guy who is almost 80 years old, he’s incredible. They’re not doing this for the $. They give a lot of proceeds to Roger’s charity for teens with cancer. They’re icons. People have come here to see them. They had to cancel a lot of dates due to the Pandemic. The negativity is disrespectful. They were game changers, pioneers, of punk, classic rock, they care about humanity. They’ve done so many charity concerts and of course there’s the BS, “hang it up”, just don’t go see them if you’re not happy with their performance. I lost the chance to see them at MSG prior to the pandemic, i got sick, I may never get to see them again. 😢😢😢
Saw them in Frankfurt in 1980 while stationed in hiedleberg. I liked them when I went, walked out realizing I'd just saw the most POWERFUL R&R BAND OF ALL TIME!!! LONG LIVE ROCK!!!
I don't know it was probably 7 years or so ago, but all of my life I kicked myself that I never got to see the who perform live. And somehow I heard about them coming to downtown Detroit Michigan. It was going to be at Joe Louis Arena which is easily 20,000 people. I couldn't believe somehow I got tickets we were kind of towards the back in the upper level but you could not find one empty seat in that entire place by the time the show started. Even the ticket manager said they weren't allowed to do any ticket upgrades wear if I paid them extra they could put us farther down near the stage even if it was on the side or behind. They just couldn't do it they were all bought up. And I'll never forget what a great show it was I mean literally Had the Time of Our Lives. Can't believe I actually got to see them before it was too late, and I wasn't able to. But I guess they're still out there. Pete's son is pretty good on guitar and the rest is just backing music. Roger sounds great!
Quite possibly thee greatest intro ever, of all-time?? And, if it wasn't for the 🤬 curse of the pandemic, I could have caught the (more than likely)-- the best, utterly amazing Rock band EVER Of all-time at Northern Kentucky University, Cheers 🥂 from ETn, Smoky Mnts.area❤😂
Nice to know that some legends are still with us. Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards are the most wellknown I think.
Great show as ever (despite the age......). I'm just wandering if Dave Arbus (the original violin player on the studio album) ever attended a live show with the Who.
@@jimiplayscobo5877 It's funny you should say that. I was thinking that when Mr Daltrey does that classic scream (you know which one) it sounds too perfect for his age. It's got be a recording.
I saw them numerous times in the 70s incl live at the Valley with Alex Harvey, Little Feat, Streetwalkers, Outlaws and Widowmaker- 1976....epic gig with torrential rain ..absolutely brilliant
("Sgt.J."). The Who..? Wow. Then Watching the Clip...😮 Love, Raign over me. Those High Notes! 😊. I, Seen the Who a couple of times Years ago. And, The Band With, I, Think Kieth Moon's Son. Also a Good Show. That the Germans Got To See... Good for You. 👍🍻🙂. I, Would like to See them again. I, Think my Wifey might like To as well?
Wisst ihr eigentlich, dass Herr Townshend auch geniale Soloplatten heraus gebracht hat? Btw. The Who, eine DER Rockbands mit unglaublich guter Musik. Das ist zumindest meine Meinung.
Isn't it nice knowing that those outrageous ticket prices at least get us an orchestra with a real violin/fiddle solo? In leaner years, Rodger would do a harmonica solo here. And he's struggling with those higher notes these days. Still, I'm glad to see that at least two of The Who didn't die before they got old.
@@brettboykinit’s called entertainment. Nobody is forcing you to watch or buy tickets. Maybe it’s time for you to pack in All the things that make you happy?
@@golf4ubacknine768 As a Who fan Who has seen them many more times than you could have ever dreamt. I do occasionally have a gander to see how they are doing..I find it astonishing at how badly they sound and how much the Who and others can just let it rest. I’ve met Pete, Roger, John and Kenny on multiple occasions. I do know what I am taking about and your just a Who amateur at best.
@@golf4ubacknine768 oh yeah I forgot, Pete wrote me a l letter back in 1983 which was super nice of him and I’ve still got it. You have no idea what a Who fan I am and your just one these modern day nostalgia fans.
I never had the honor of witnessing the Who...sure wish they would perform an outdoor gig in Sacramento... probably not though...the logistics and money involved...I can afford a $500 ticket..just guessing here...they are an awesome band.
The Who waren und sind immer noch eine der besten Rockbands aller Zeiten. Bin ich froh, dass ich in den 60iger und 70igerJahren diese und andere tolle Bands erleben durfte und nicht diesen Schrott an Musik von heutzutage ertragen muss. My Generation!!!
Did these forget to save for retirement? Sad that bands that are shells of their former selves continue to tour , with ticket prices that you need a loan for. I'll stick with the band I saw in the 70s and 80s
I’m so sorry I viewed this clip. There comes a time in every career when you should know when to fold ‘em I suppose. A bunch of old geezers desperately hanging on to their youth is sad, and probably more pertinent to me, being of similar age. Even Daltry’s token microphone fling was geriatric at best! At least I have wonderful memories of this great band!
Je les ai vu à La Défense Arena et c’était magnifique surtout grâce àux beaux arrangements orchestraux et aux magnifiques musiciens !! Je pense que c’est leur dernière !! Daltrey 79 Townsend 78 !!!
Vous avez raison . Le problème c'est que Roger Daltrey chante souvent faux.. Dans certains morceaux il marmonne parfois plus qu'il ne chante et c'est comme ça depuis au moins 25 ans . Sa voix a le plus mal vieilli de tous les chanteurs des années 60-70
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Roger is insane, 79 and that voice is still so powerful!!
Yeah his pipes are still in pretty good shape but he's calmed down his wild mic swinging!
Thank you Brits for all those great bands that you have given to the world. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱 ♥️🇬🇧
For Roger to even attempt to sing LOR at his age is astounding, let alone pulling it off. What a legend
What’s astounding is doing it 1/100th of the original quality and power. How unfortunate.
It’s all about the money. Not our music.
@@biffjohnson7891 really... this is sad.
@@biffjohnson7891 what are you talking about? Half the band are dead.And the other half are singing and playing their hearts out.
Plus he's basically deaf.
@@biffjohnson7891 I bet he still sings 100x better than you. 😊
Thankyou for enhancing my life, with your awesome music... Rodger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle, and KeIth Moon. The music that our Generation grew up with, must be preserved at all cost.
I'm hep ! They lined my mortal existence here with a spirit of love and understanding of "giving*. GENIUSES , THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR GIFTS with US!❤❤❤
Roger That!!!!
My first concert 1970 Charlotte Coliseum, I was 17 yr old. The WHO Changed my life forever
Daltrey has to be the absolute best rock vocalist if all time. To be hitting those notes since the early sixties is amazing,
Hummm no Man. Best vocalist? Never. There's a Lot better than him. Robert plant, van Morrison, Freddie Mercury, tom waits, Eddie Vedder, etc etc etc. Neither Pete Townsend liked daltrey's voice.
He’s not hitting those notes.
I saw them live on stage in the late sixties with Keith Moon on drums and John Enwistle on bass...when i was a f@cking hippie best time of my live
Saw them in the 70's, original band, outstanding 🎶🎸
Woooowww
I saw them also 1970s. Original lineup. I have never forgotten the concert.
Best time of my life too
I was 5 when their first album came out. I'm 63 and they're still on stage. Respect! Still will always miss John and Keith.
Without Moonie and the Ox, it is NOT The Who.
Then playing this way is disrespecting our music. It’s a musical funeral every note.
The who is like old Yeller
Time to get put down to take them out of our suffering
Money is the rot of this evil
What a voice Roger still has, fantastic.
Roger was in North Charleston, SC in 2010 and was leaving after his solo concert in the back of North Charleston, SC Performing Arts Center, he was in the passenger seat of a white van and stopped the driver when he was about to pull out onto the street. He had seen me with my Quadrophenia album cover and rolled down the window to sign it with my Sharpie. Some other fans with children a ways away saw what was going on and they came up to the van. Roger got out of the van to meet everyone, signed autographs with my Sharpie he had asked to borrow and posed for pics. One of the biggest rock stars ever and he could have quickly left out of the parking lot but stopped that van and graciously stayed around for 10 minutes. I'll never forget that. Thank you Roger.
The Who have always been a down to Earth working class band who never became pretentious. They have been good friends since the beginning.
Thanks for the audience shots; I'm 58, and a Who gig is one of the few rock/pop concerts I can go to where most of the audience are older than I!
At 65 it's great to you younger folks going to Who concerts🙂🙂
Paul Reed Smith in the front Row!
😊🎉they say Clapton is god but I saw Pete rescue him at the Rainbow years ago so in my view
Pete is god
Yes we are..77...feel free to enjoy the music we've known for 60 years
Really fabulous and proof that this music is timeless! Fantastic show!!🎉
Exit gracefully…leave a legacy! Exceeding shelf life!! Really
What a pleasant memory, I saw them in Seattle 1982 for their farewell tour (imagine $16.00 ticket) 41 years ago, the greatest concert I ever attended. Never too old for rock and roll. God love em! Keep on rocking!
Roger is amazing.
Have been a huge fan since their beginning. Too bad I missed them in Toronto
I saw the Who back in 1989 thinking that was my last chance to see them perform. 34 years later here they are!
Sad. Seen them live 10 times. 71 to 97, and that was RIP time
Oh my God I'm listening to more of this thing he sounds like a classic blues singer which is what the who really always was. Like everybody said this is insane this guy is 79 years old he looks fantastic he's got the great stage moves he's got the energy the passion the beautiful head of hair I can't believe it's 2023 and at least the two of the members that I left in too bad the others lost their lives really I can't believe we still got Pete and Rodger and Zack and the rest of them including Pete's brother getting it done unbelievable. What a gift who would ever think in 2023
That violin solo was amazing. Close to the original recording, but even better - tone, timing, intonation, feel: perfect. Wow.
And Daltrey, at his age, at the end of a concert, still belting like this? In his prime, he was one of the greatest rock singers of all times to me. In his retirement age, with like 80% of the power he once had, still an impressive singer.
Man, how I love this band.
Rock'n'Roll at its best. Downunder, South Australia
I knew it, I predicted this a few months ago. I said at some point in the not too distant future the Who would pop back up like "haha, we got you again, we're still touring".
Still touring. More boring..
Don't no why people keep saying quit ,look at how many people showed up all cheering having a great time ...
Great as usual! The Greatest Rock & Roll Band on the planet.
Man, Daltrey still has it.
No joke. It takes a lot for the latter day Who to impress me, but Roger's a cappella finish here to LROM was inspiring and breathtaking. Great stuff.
Still has the voice all day long.
Led Zeppelin and The Who... they are simply the best.
I. Love. It. How. The. Classic. Songs. Of. Led. Zepplin. Are. Turned. Into. Classical. Prices. With. An. Orchestra. And. All. Not. Of. A. Pity. It. Was. Always. On. The. Radio. And. Not. On. You. Tube. It. Brings. It. On. 🏠. Home. Pity. The. London. Phillaharmonic. Orchestra. Can't. Do. The. Same. With. Other. English. Bands. Like. Status. Quo
LZ is a wretched copier of The Who.
Saw them around 77/78 at the Cap Center in Maryland. Couldn’t hear for a week after. It was WORTH IT!
Quadrophenia in 1974; same place, same effect.
Saw the WHO in Houston Texas in 1969 I was never the same!
Thank You!
More than fifty years since I first saw this performed. The violin solo still sends shivers through me with its vitality and energy....Zac has really settled into his role behind two legends. What memories this brings back...
Fantastic
Rock n rollll é isso poorraaa
Essas bandas de hoje só fazem barulho
Saw them in Nuremburg Germany ‘79 w Kenney Jones on drums. Molly Hatchet, Scorpions, AC/DC, Cheap Trick & The Who.
Fantastic just ✝️ Fantastic! Roger & Peter total Class!
The Who, now Roger and Pete, have sustained the core energy and brilliance that made them instant friends when we first heard them in 1965. I'm glad I saw them on their 1974 Quadrophenia tour and a few times in the following decades. We're lucky to have grown up with them and still have Pete and Roger with a great band. Thanks for this.
My heroes have been railroadmen,astronauts, and The Who.
I cannot believe how good how good Rodger sounds. Unbelievable. And what I had a hair of the man's got my God. Anyways the band sounds great Pete looks and sounds fantastic I love Zak starkey's drummings
Wish Keith and John were still here Rip,love this and love the Who.
He sounds great
Roger and Pete are legends. I’m in awe of how Roger can still sing so well for his age. He’s not like he was when he was in his 20s-40s, but for a guy who is almost 80 years old, he’s incredible. They’re not doing this for the $. They give a lot of proceeds to Roger’s charity for teens with cancer. They’re icons. People have come here to see them. They had to cancel a lot of dates due to the Pandemic. The negativity is disrespectful. They were game changers, pioneers, of punk, classic rock, they care about humanity. They’ve done so many charity concerts and of course there’s the BS, “hang it up”, just don’t go see them if you’re not happy with their performance. I lost the chance to see them at MSG prior to the pandemic, i got sick, I may never get to see them again. 😢😢😢
Saw them in Frankfurt in 1980 while stationed in hiedleberg. I liked them when I went, walked out realizing I'd just saw the most POWERFUL R&R BAND OF ALL TIME!!! LONG LIVE ROCK!!!
Amazing they’re still alive, let alone performing. Loved my 2 in person WHO shows, in the 80’s.👍👍👍
I still remember Clearly the First Time I saw them in 1970 at the Hendrix Isle of Wight Festival, loved the Violin Solo on this
Someone will see them for the first time & have a wonderful memory. They still 🔊 great
John und Keith waren die Rhythmusgruppe von The Who,legendär my Generation, einmalig
Zach always gives away the sticks at the end. Saw him with Oasis
Roger is insane those notes at the age of 139 years of age wow 🤩
LIVE LOVE AND LEAVE A LEGACY ONCE AN ARTIST ALWAYS AN ARTIST ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brilliant stuff from the who .
Awesome
Saw them a couple of times back in the 60's.
LEGENDS!!!!!!
I don't know it was probably 7 years or so ago, but all of my life I kicked myself that I never got to see the who perform live. And somehow I heard about them coming to downtown Detroit Michigan. It was going to be at Joe Louis Arena which is easily 20,000 people. I couldn't believe somehow I got tickets we were kind of towards the back in the upper level but you could not find one empty seat in that entire place by the time the show started. Even the ticket manager said they weren't allowed to do any ticket upgrades wear if I paid them extra they could put us farther down near the stage even if it was on the side or behind. They just couldn't do it they were all bought up. And I'll never forget what a great show it was I mean literally Had the Time of Our Lives. Can't believe I actually got to see them before it was too late, and I wasn't able to. But I guess they're still out there. Pete's son is pretty good on guitar and the rest is just backing music. Roger sounds great!
Fuckin awesome . I loved the who all my life
This was one of my youth's beloved songs...
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Quite possibly thee greatest intro ever, of all-time?? And, if it wasn't for the 🤬 curse of the pandemic, I could have caught the (more than likely)-- the best, utterly amazing Rock band EVER Of all-time at Northern Kentucky University, Cheers 🥂 from ETn, Smoky Mnts.area❤😂
Great, lads!
Nice to know that some legends are still with us. Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards are the most wellknown I think.
Great show as ever (despite the age......). I'm just wandering if Dave Arbus (the original violin player on the studio album) ever attended a live show with the Who.
I was also thinking how they did this part originally. Got to admit though, she really lifts everything up when she starts to play.
@@ramalama9650 As I recall It was Daltrey playing it on harmonica instead of having a violin player...and it did it!
@@ramalama9650In the 70's they used tapes. Same as with the Quadrophenia album tour all tapes. :-) Peace
@@jimiplayscobo5877 It's funny you should say that. I was thinking that when Mr Daltrey does that classic scream (you know which one) it sounds too perfect for his age. It's got be a recording.
@@ramalama9650 Could be possible he was having a hard time hitting the high notes in the rest of the song.
I saw them numerous times in the 70s incl live at the Valley with Alex Harvey, Little Feat, Streetwalkers, Outlaws and Widowmaker- 1976....epic gig with torrential rain ..absolutely brilliant
sad- but good to see them. glad i have the memories tho from when
Who and the butterfly ..:) Awesome Who and a awesome violist ... 😲🙃✌
("Sgt.J."). The Who..? Wow. Then Watching the Clip...😮 Love, Raign over me. Those High Notes! 😊. I, Seen the Who a couple of times Years ago. And, The Band With, I, Think Kieth Moon's Son. Also a Good Show. That the Germans Got To See... Good for You. 👍🍻🙂. I, Would like to See them again. I, Think my Wifey might like To as well?
Saw them at Live Aid Wembley! Just as Great now as then!
Best band there ever was. It is time guys...
Wisst ihr eigentlich, dass Herr Townshend auch geniale Soloplatten heraus gebracht hat?
Btw. The Who, eine DER Rockbands mit unglaublich guter Musik. Das ist zumindest meine Meinung.
Townsend looks like Gary glitter now
As Pete was introducing the members of the orchestra and backing band, I was reminded that 21 years ago on June 27, we lost John Entwistle.
Die Frau mit der Geige war fantastisch ❤
Isn't it nice knowing that those outrageous ticket prices at least get us an orchestra with a real violin/fiddle solo? In leaner years, Rodger would do a harmonica solo here. And he's struggling with those higher notes these days. Still, I'm glad to see that at least two of The Who didn't die before they got old.
I find it sad to watch.
@@alfsmith4936 why's that?
The Who, the best !!!!!
Aaaaargh ... ! Let it go , guys
dont forget ,just remeber . ladies & gentlemens THE WHO
El rock como el leon, firme hasta las ultimas fuerzas.
I saw The Who in the 70s what a great show
Still the best!
J~ Philadelphia 🇬🇧
So sad too watch.. I saw them a few times in the late 60’s and was at Metropolitan Opera House for their performance of Tommy. Time to quit.
Lucky barstad
Sign me up. I'm going.
A mans gotta know his limitations 😉
Roger Daltery , the consumate microphone twirler😂
A far cry from the real Who, guess it’s nice for those who have never seen them before.
Just as good as the 71 tour if you're a WHOligan. Stay home if not.
@@MrDannydetroit a Wholigan Who is in some serious denial..
@@brettboykinit’s called entertainment. Nobody is forcing you to watch or buy tickets.
Maybe it’s time for you to pack in All the things that make you happy?
@@golf4ubacknine768 As a Who fan Who has seen them many more times than you could have ever dreamt. I do occasionally have a gander to see how they are doing..I find it astonishing at how badly they sound and how much the Who and others can just let it rest. I’ve met Pete, Roger, John and Kenny on multiple occasions. I do know what I am taking about and your just a Who amateur at best.
@@golf4ubacknine768 oh yeah I forgot, Pete wrote me a l letter back in 1983 which was super nice of him and I’ve still got it. You have no idea what a Who fan I am and your just one these modern day nostalgia fans.
The Who The Best of The Best Long Life The Who.
I never had the honor of witnessing the Who...sure wish they would perform an outdoor gig in Sacramento... probably not though...the logistics and money involved...I can afford a $500 ticket..just guessing here...they are an awesome band.
The band is better today musically than in 1972.
Then only extreme volume.
A Starr, a Daltrey, and 2 Townshends....
Glad they're still with us. Sad they're still out there trying to pay the bills.
They should do an album called "Who's Left".
They are no longer THE WHO, they are THE TWO.
Is Pete ever going to release that book!!!
The Who waren und sind immer noch eine der besten Rockbands aller Zeiten. Bin ich froh, dass ich in den 60iger und 70igerJahren diese und andere tolle Bands erleben durfte und nicht diesen Schrott an Musik von heutzutage ertragen muss. My Generation!!!
Sie sprechen mir aus der Seele und dem Musikherzen.
Ich danke Ihnen dafür!❤
Did these forget to save for retirement? Sad that bands that are shells of their former selves continue to tour , with ticket prices that you need a loan for. I'll stick with the band I saw in the 70s and 80s
Roger??? Lord!!!!!!❤
❤The Who❤
How to ruin good memories!
The crowd looks like a pack of Q-Tips.
I’m so sorry I viewed this clip. There comes a time in every career when you should know when to fold ‘em I suppose. A bunch of old geezers desperately hanging on to their youth is sad, and probably more pertinent to me, being of similar age. Even Daltry’s token microphone fling was geriatric at best! At least I have wonderful memories of this great band!
Talkn' bout my generation!
we miss Moonie and the Ox but this version is still good I esp lke the violin player
Certainly not “the who” but a rendition of the material.
They are but not really. I can't explain.
😊❤
Sadly now a pub tribute band to their former GREAT past.
J’ai beaucoup écouté thé who.j’adore ce groupe.un des meilleur de l’histoire du rock.mais un jour il faut s’arrêter .prendre sa retraite.
Je les ai vu à La Défense Arena et c’était magnifique surtout grâce àux beaux arrangements orchestraux et aux magnifiques musiciens !!
Je pense que c’est leur dernière !!
Daltrey 79
Townsend 78 !!!
Vous avez raison . Le problème c'est que Roger Daltrey chante souvent faux..
Dans certains morceaux il marmonne parfois plus qu'il ne chante et c'est comme ça depuis au moins 25 ans . Sa voix a le plus mal vieilli de tous les chanteurs des années 60-70
@@MP5078
C’est vrai et c’est pour ça,
qu’en tant que personnes intelligentes,
ils se sont adjoints un orchestre !