Concert review: Roger Daltrey in Los Angeles, October 17th

[Dave U. Random]

(LA Times) - Pete Townshend's younger brother, Simon, who
looks, and more significantly, sounds, a great deal like
his older sibling, played guitar in Daltrey's backing band,
which also included Jon Button's free-range bass and Scott
Devours' Keith Moon-inspired drumming.

Reports from previous shows had indicated that the singer's
set relied predominantly on the Who's deep catalog, but for
L.A., Daltrey split things about half and half. He touched
down on the early "Pictures of Lily," an ode to a young
boy's struggle with raging hormones, in addition to
material from what is arguably the band's finest moment,
1971's "Who's Next" (Amazon.com: http://xrl.us/WhosNext ):
"Baba O'Riley," "Behind Blue Eyes" and "Going Mobile."..

Continued: http://xrl.us/DaltreyConcert

[do...@webtv.net]

From the LA Times:

"Pete Townshend's younger brother, Simon, who looks, and more
significantly, sounds, a great deal like his older sibling, played
guitar in Daltrey's backing band, which also included Jon Button's
free-range bass and Scott Devours' Keith Moon-inspired drumming."

God Forbid...and in THIS case I really mean it...

were something to happen to Pete...

how horrible would it be to have Roger, Simon, Pino and Zak tour as 'The
Who'?

Thankfully...I don't see Roger or Simon doing it.

But, hey, it's a post. :-)