#ROGER DALTREY AS LONG AS I HAVE YOU FULL#
It features Townshend playing guitar on seven of its 11 songs and includes appearances by Style Council and Dexy’s Midnight Runners keyboardist Mick Talbot and guitarist Sean Genockey. Admirers of one of the definitive rock voices who were excited by Roger Daltrey’s return in his own name in March 2018, with the single As Long As I Have You, soon had a full album to savour. As Long As I Have YouBorn in darknessBut I fought my way up to the sunI had a lot of battlesSome I've lost and some I've wonBut let me tell you girlYou ain't. As Long as I Have You was produced by Dave Eringa, who previously worked with Manic Street Preachers, Idlewild and D Going Back Home. Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson he continued work on it in between breaks of touring with the Who. Kup teraz na za - Roger Daltrey As Long As I Have You.
“It shows Roger at the height of his powers as a vocalist,” Townshend said.ĭaltrey began work on the album after the release of Going Back Home, his 2014 collaborative album with Dr. Find and watch all the latest videos about As Long as I Have You (album) on Dailymotion. And now, I can sing soul with all the experience you need to sing it. Roger Daltrey - As Long As I Have You Hugh Queen Roger Daltrey - As Long As I Have You (1st Ever Performance) - Royal Albert Hall - March 2018 Gigs (KrisLW) 23K views 5 years ago Mix - As Long. “This is a return to the very beginning, to the time before Pete started writing our songs, to a time when we were a teenage band playing soul music to small crowds in church halls,” Daltrey said in a statement. The song was originally recorded by soul singer Garnet Mimms in 1964. Legendary frontman of The Who, Roger Daltrey returns with his 9th solo album ‘As Long As I Have You’.
The song is an upbeat, rhythm-and-blues rave-up with bluesy guitar, soulful backup vocals and a swinging backbeat. Roger Daltrey howls and yells about love on his new solo single, “As Long as I Have You,” which is the title track for his upcoming album.
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