Roger Daltrey: “Giving It All Away” (1973)
The first single from Roger Daltrey’s long-awaited solo ah, whatever. Tepid stuff from a molten talent.
Category: Roger Daltrey
[Review] Roger Daltrey: Daltrey (1973)
A concept album about a struggling musician, written by two of them, and sung by one of rock’s biggest stars.
[Review] Roger Daltrey: Ride A Rock Horse (1975)
Better material and Russ Ballard (ex-Argent) give this the inside track advantage over his first album.
[Review] The Soundtrack Album of the Ken Russell Film “Lisztomania” (1975)
Wakeman scores and (briefly) stars in Ken Russell’s lurid vision of an early rock star. The Liszt you can do is listen.
Roger Daltrey: “Oceans Away” (1976)
This song became a minor hit for its author, Philip Goodhand-Tait, but not for Daltrey.
[Review] Roger Daltrey: One of the Boys (1977)
Another album of other people’s songs that doesn’t hold a candle to how he torched up Townshend’s tunes.
[Review] Roger Daltrey: Original Soundtrack Recording McVicar (1980)
This soundtrack may well be the best solo record that Daltrey has made.