He also praises Mick Jagger, saying he’s “still the number-one rock ‘n’ roll showman.”Ĭheck out the full Q&A at, which is the companion website for Amazon Prime’s music-themed pay streaming service, The Coda Collection.Ĭopyright © 2021, ABC Audio.
They’re both very tasty, but the cheese does one thing and the apple does another.” “I know what he means, but The Stones have written some great songs,” Roger maintains. I’ve always been a bit of a loner anyway.”ĭaltrey also shares his opinion about Paul McCartney‘s recent comment labeling The Rolling Stones “a blues cover band.” Let’s put it that way.”ĭaltrey then comments that he only speaks to Who band mate Pete Townshend “once a year.” He adds, “I haven’t seen him for two years. It was in another portion of the same talk that. Roger continues, “I don’t know whether we will ever make any more new music, but I never say never. The Who singer Roger Daltrey likened The Rolling Stones music to that of a 'mediocre pub band' in a new interview with The Coda Collection. I don’t see the point in doing much of that, you know? I’m too working class for that.” Roger Daltrey had some interesting words about The Rolling Stones in a new interview. The Who’s Roger Daltrey Likens The Rolling Stones To A Mediocre Pub Band. “On the last record, it cost me money to make it. For me anyway…hat’s the point,” he declares. But those who embodied that character didn’t spring from. The Who’s Roger Daltrey calls The Rolling Stones a ‘mediocre pub band’. Roger Daltrey performs with The Who at the Corn Exchange in Chelmsford, United Kingdom on April 30th, 1966. Then, to my horror, I saw Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, Pete Townshend and Stones guitarist. AugRoger Daltrey breaks down his fitness routine, looks ahead to the Whos future and shares his thoughts on Kanye West. 17, 2017 One of the 20th century’s most powerful creations was the rock star: the preening, erotic god of guitar-fired defiance. “There’s no point in making any music if you can’t earn a living out of it. At the beginning I just couldn't get through to Pete and Roger.
rock legends making another album.ĭaltrey admits that he isn’t enthusiastic about a new album project because he doesn’t think it would make any money. In a new video interview posted at the Coda Collection website, Who frontman Roger Daltrey discusses a wide range of topics, including how he his feels about the possibility of the U.K.
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