Roger Daltrey

Artist:  Roger Daltrey
Birth Name:  Roger Harry Daltrey
Born:  March 1, 1944.  East Acton, London, England
Genre:  Rock, Art Rock, Hard Rock, Soft Rock, Power Pop, Contemporary Pop
Occupation:  Singer, Musician, Actor
Instruments:  Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica

Roger Daltrey is an English Singer, Musician and Actor, well-known as the founder and lead singer of the Rock Band The Who, which released 14 singles that entered the Top 10 Charts in the UK During the 1960s to 1980s, including "I Can't Explain", "My Generation", "Substitute", "I'm A Boy", "Happy Jack", Pictures Of Lily", "Pinball Wizard", "Won't Get Fooled Again" and more!. He began his Solo career in 1973, while still member of The Who.  

Title:   The Who's Tommy Orchestral  (2019)
Genre:  Rock, Art Rock, Hard Rock, Soft Rock, Power Pop, Contemporary Pop
Label:  Polydor Records
Rating:   *****

Format:  CD:

Tracks:

1.  Overture  (5:43)
 2.  It's A Boy   (0:41)
 3.  1921  (2:57)
 4.  Amazing Journey  (5:10)
 5.  Sparks  (2:12)
 6.  Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker)  (2:21)
 7.  Christmas  4:41)
 8.  Cousin Kevin  (3:51)
 9.  The Acid Queen  (3:51)
10. Do You Think It's Alright?  (0:26)
11. Fiddle About   (1:40)
12. Pinball Wizard  (3:19)
13. There's A Doctor  (0:25)
14. Go To The Mirror  (3:51)
15. Tommy, Can You Hear Me?  (1:39)
16. Smash The Mirror  (1:26)
17. Refrain - It's A Boy  (029)
18. I'm Free  (2:46)
19. Miracle Cure  (0:14)
20. Sensation  (3:08)
21. Sally Simpson/Gospel Piano Interlude  (4:53)
22. Welcome  (4:04)
23. Tommy's Holiday Camp   (1:11)
24. We're Not Gonna Take  (8:34)

Personnel:

Roger Daltrey:   Vocals
Simon Townshend:  Vocals, Guitar
Frank Simes:  Guitar, Backing Vocals
Jon Button:  Bass, Backing Vocals
Loren Gold:  Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Scott Devours:  Drums

The Budapest Scoring Orchestra:

Keith Levenson:  Conductor

The Who's Tommy Orchestral is the Celebrating 50 years since the release of The Who's Tommy, this album was performed by Roger Daltrey, released on June 14, 2019 by Polydor Records, recorded live at Bethel, NY in July 2018 and Budapest in February 2019.