Roger Daltrey is one of those faces in the world of music who are considered pioneers in the field.
And there is really no other way to look at this, since with The Who, he conquered the recording empire.
Together with their colleagues, they transformed their band into one of the most recognized on the planet. Forged an undisputed legacy that continues to grow to this day.
He and his band were considered a totally destructive and rock group for the time. Where even their drummer became famous for making things explode.
Now calmer, this artist is in a moment where he continues singing what he once created. Being admired everywhere.
Recently, Daltrey wanted to talk about his musical tastes and the material of other musicians, where he had the pleasure of choosing which one has always been his favorite.
An album that greatly marked Roger Daltrey’s life.
Obviously for many faces of music, especially for rock stars like the singer of The Who.
And there is so much material that was even considered very good, it ends up becoming difficult.
To which are added the respective egos, that intersect from time to time.
Even so, Roger Daltrey He wanted to “jump into the pool”, delving into what he considers to be the best albums of his life.
Which was truly fascinating and perhaps unexpected by many.
Among all the existing repertoire, The British singer wanted to highlight the work “Music from Big Pink” by the group The Band above the others.
For himself, it felt very cosmic and relaxing to listen to it. Denoting some hippie roots of those years.
“One of the best albums ever made. It has a real sense of freedom, it’s incredibly loose and incredibly tight at the same time”revealed the legendary rocker, as corroborated by Plastics and Decibels.
There is no doubt that it is a very personal opinion based on his extensive experience around music. In fact, Bob Dylan also participated in that band.
