Roger Daltrey
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Roger Daltrey
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Roger Daltrey
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Holly Newson
About this listen
Joining us in the Audible Studios to talk about his autobiography, Roger Daltrey: Thanks a Lot Mr Kibblewhite, is British singer, actor and legendary front man of The Who, Roger Daltrey.
Coming to prominence in the mid-'60s as the founder and lead singer of rock band The Who, Roger Daltrey has had an iconic career spanning more than 50 years. Famed for his stage presence and powerful voice, Roger has also carved a solo career as well as an acting one. His memoir, Roger Daltrey: Thanks a Lot Mr. Kibblewhite, was published in October 2018.
Roger Daltrey talks to us about the time he was chucked out of The Who, making his own Fender guitar and discovering he had three more children after his 50th birthday.
Listen to Roger Daltrey: Thanks a Lot Mr Kibblewhite here.©2018 Audible Ltd (P)2018 Audible LtdAudible Sessions with Roger Daltrey
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- T. Dickson
- 22-05-19
Interesting for Who fans
This was an taster for his book. Interesting but not riveting even for the most ardent fan
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- YaggaMcc
- 23-08-19
Well worth a listen!
Mr Daltry, doesn't take himself or his fame, too seriously! As a result, he comes across as the sort of person who's ' good company for a pint! '
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- Sweetestmoondust
- 07-11-18
I love this
This is a fantastic interview with Rodger Daltrey. As it's so interesting to hear his little life
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- Norma Miles
- 10-11-18
We've never cheated
A short question and answer interview with the lead singer of The Who, introducing his book, Thanks a Lot, Mr.Hepplewhite, and reminiscing over his youthful years.
Great for any fans of the band.
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- Inquisitve Ian
- 23-07-19
Beware!!!!
What can I tell you?? It lead me to ordering the biography courtesy of Audible Books!!
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- RC18
- 21-01-19
interesting snippet
the interview with Roger Daltrey really piqued my curiosity and made me want to read his book.
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- NeilRC94
- 28-12-18
Peaked my interest
I'm 24 and I love "The Who"". Not sure if I'm ready for another biography yet(I've just finished one) however, this is definitely high on the list when the time comes.
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- Ms. E. J. Baker
- 03-03-19
Poor Roger Daltrey this was one boring interview
Roger Daltrey is an interesting guy and this could have been really interesting and worthy of his time and mine. It is not, its dull and his interviewer was tedious. Who thought up such banal questions? It was puerile drivel that was actually insulting to the artist. No more of this thank you.
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