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Roger Daltrey Under A Raging Moon Rare

Roger Daltrey Under A Raging Moon Rare Rating: 6,7/10 1150votes

Lead vocalist Roger Daltrey from took a chance on a rare solo tour, from which this King Biscuit Flower Hour recording is derived. Daltrey had grown tired of Pete Townshend taking his time to resurrect The Who, and as a result, in 1985 Daltrey decided he would take his own project on the road. The results are mixed.

Lead vocalist Roger Daltrey from The Who took a chance on a rare solo. Roger Daltrey - Free Me Roger. 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee Driver Door Module there. Here is from 1985's Under a Raging Moon. Roger Daltrey Under A Raging Moon - Double Pack UK 7' Vinyl Record TEND81 Under A Raging Moon. Sell us your Rare Roger Daltrey items today. Roger Daltrey Rarities. Recorded live in Boston during Roger's mini Under A Raging Moon tour. This cover version is very rare and available on a rare.

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Although Daltrey had many excellent solo hits such as 'Giving It All Away' (mostly written by ex-Argent guitarist, Russ Ballard), the majority of his material here is from 1985's Under a Raging Moon, which was the solo album Daltrey wrote in memory of the late Keith Moon. Unfortunately, only a few songs from that album had any dynamic appeal, and most are simply B-grade rock songs. Daltrey is smart to keep the first half of the show loaded with his solo songs, many of which the audience is unfamiliar with. About halfway through, he brings out classics, which wakes the auditorium up right away. They include 'Substitute,' 'Behind Blue Eyes,' '5:15' and 'Won't Get Fooled Again.' Daltrey's band, which included Russ Ballard on guitar and Foreigner drummer Dennis Elliott, is good but when they're performing material, they arguably sound like an above-average Who tribute band.

Highlights include 'After The Fire' written by Pete Townshend for to do at Live Aid; 'Under A Raging Moon' and 'Free Me,' from his popular prison film drama, McVicar. For an encore, Daltrey pulls out the Eddie Cochran '50s classic, 'Summertime Blues' (sung as it was originally recorded by Cochran and not 's bombastic version) and the hour and forty minute-long set closes with 'C'mon Everybody.'

ROGER DALTREY Roger Daltrey: The Biography (2004 UK 242-page hardback book by Tim Ewbank and Stafford Hildred which tells the story of the rock legend. Drawing on interviews with Daltrey himself, as well as his friends and fellow musicians, the authors have produced a complete and revealing biography of one of rock's most powerful and enigmatic personalities.

Includes sixteen pages of glossy photographs and features a classic Roger shot on the dust jacket) Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Tuesday 2nd January €14.68. ROGER DALTREY Under A Raging Moon (1985 UK 10-track LP, the sixth solo album including the single After the Fire written by Pete Townshend, also including the title track which features Martin Chambers, Roger Taylor, Cozy Powell, Stewart Copeland, Zak Starkey, Carl Palmer and Mark Brzezicki all paying tributes to to Keith Moon; glossy picture sleeve with lyric inner sleeve.

The sleeve shows some light storagewear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition DIX17) In stock. Order now for shipping on Tuesday 2nd January €9.04.